Costly reseeding advised only if native grasses fail
West Texas ranchers are urged to skip reseeding if as much as 15 percent of native key grasses remain. Extension specialist A H Walker says deferred grazing and proper stacking are cheaper, with May or June best for reseeding and careful seedling care to ensure survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
A. H. Walker
Extension Service
Walker
High Plains
Texas
Agricultural Information Office
College Station
Tex
San Angelo High A Cappella Choir Performs at First Methodist
A large crowd at First Methodist Church welcomed the San Angelo High School A Cappella Choir under Virginia Ratcliff. The 72 voices performed three programs Monday after a weekend tour through Central Texas and en route home from Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
San Angelo High School
Virginia Ratcliff
Texas
72 Voices
Kerrville
Friday dismissals from Brady Hospital
Friday dismissals list Brady area patients including Mrs. Delhi Landrum, Bobby Woodard, Mrs. Dee Hampton, Chevyl Lawrence, Mrs. Richard Crawford, Mrs. S. R. Brown, Raymond Lee Short, Mrs. W. L. Willis, and Mrs. Willie Mae Burk. Also noted are Mrs. Harrison of Abilene, Mrs. Clarence Davis of Pontotoc, and Mrs. Maggie Miller of Richland Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Hospital
Delhi Landrum
Bobby ‘Woodard
Dee Hampton
Chevyl Lawrence
Richard Crawford
S. R. Brown
Raymond Lee Short
W. L. Willis
Willie Mae Burk
Brady
Harrison
Local business moves to Llano and varied Hill Country notes
Woodpile Co and Chili Childers along with Clarence Cole bought out a Llano truck line and plan operations there while the Childers family has moved to Llano. Hill Country Hereford Association plans a late spring female sale in Mason with about 150 head and April meeting to name officers. Mohair production in Texas for 1953 totaled 11.97 million pounds with cash receipts about 10.78 million, up from 1952 in goats and fleece weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Country Hereford Association
Mason
Ernest Priess
Mason Rancher
Priess
Hill Country
Texas
Crop Reporting Board
Cotton Export Outlook for 1954 Is Stable
Commissioner John C. White notes the 1954 outlook keeps the U S as a residual cotton supplier with demand limited until other exporters finish sales. He foresees exports near or above 1953’s 3 million bales while total world shipments stay around 11 5 million, aided by stronger foreign textile demand and stable U S acreage allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brady couple announce birth of daughter
Mr and Mrs C R Ledezma of Brady welcomed a daughter born at Brady Hospital on Sunday.
Friday Admittances to Brady Hospital
Friday admissions to Brady Hospital include Vanell Turner of San Angelo Mrs. Marvin White Brady Mrs. Omer Hall Doole and Cheryl Kruckemeyer Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Hospital
Vanell Turner
San Angelo
Marvin White
Brady
Omer Hall
Doole
Cheryl Kruckemeyer
Mercury
Water Association Honors Geeslin
Edward Geeslin, superintendent of the Brady Water and Light Works, received a certificate for the Texas Short School 25 Year Club from the Texas Water and Sewage Works Association. He attends many schools, serves as former vice president and director, and was named to a four man committee on future water supply recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Geeslin
Brady Water & Light Works
Texas Water and Sewage Works Association
Texas Short
Geeslin
College Station
Neighbors Extinguish Fire At Mesquite Street Home
Fire damaged a room when a gas heater toppled over at the residence of Mr and Mrs Pascuala Anostroso 1104 Mesquite Street about 1130 a m Monday Neighbors stopped the blaze with a garden hose before firefighters arrived causing only minor damage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascuala Anostroso
Mesquite St
Fowler Family Hosts Weekend Guests in Mt Calm
Guests of Mr and Mrs W P Fowler of Mt Calm included Rev Le Ray Fowler and Mr and Mrs Garland Baker of Moody. They visited over the weekend with the Rev and Mrs Fowler and their family.
Fort Worth Family Weekend Visit Highlights Local Ties
From Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sellers and Steven spent the week end with Mrs. Sellers' mother, Mrs. Tommy Trewitt, and Mr. Trewitt, reflecting close family ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Bob Sellers
Steven
Midland Visitors Spend Weekend with Robertson Family
Mr and Mrs Claude Weaver visited Midland this weekend to see their son in law George Robertson and daughter Walter Claude, and meet the Robertson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Claude Weaver
George Robertson
Walter Claude
Marriage License and Birth Announcements in Brady
A marriage license was issued March 13 to Trinidad E. Gonzalez and Minerva Mireles Solis. A boy was born to the U. S. Holloways at Brady Hospital on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin White announce the birth of a daughter at Brady Hospital on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad E. Gonzalez
Minerva Mireles Solis
U. S. Holloways
Brady Hospital
Mrs
Marvin White
Mrs. White
Hospital admissions and discharges in Brady area
Mrs. Vernon Seward Mrs. Geo Davenport and Mrs. H M Bailey of Brady and Lowman Go ber Mercury entered Brady Hospital Thursday. Patients able to return home Saturday were Vanell Turner San Angelo Mrs Sam Fullagar John Mrs G F Thaane Brady A E Christmas Mercury Zack Davis Eden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Seward
Geo. Davenport
H. M. Bailey
Brady and
Lowman Gober
Mercury
Brady Hospital
Vanell Turner
San Angelo
Sam Fullagar
John
G. F. Thaane
Brady
A. E. Christmas
Zack Davis
Eden
Brady Hospital Guest List From Saturday
Entering Brady Hospital Saturday were Mrs. T. A. Key and three Brady residents Mrs. Jesse Torrez Mrs. L. C. Atherton and Mrs. C. R. Lederma all of Brady plus Jurell Hemphill of Pear Valley and P. S. Harwell of Richland Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Hospital
T. A. Key
Jesse Torrez
L. C. Atherton
C. R. Lederma
Brady and
Jurell Hemphill
Pear Valley
P. S. Harwell
Richland Springs
Wyoming Man Hurt In Mine Cave In Near Menard
Joe Richards about 35 of Jackson Hole Wyoming is hospitalized in Brady with shoulder back and lung injuries after a mine cave in near Menard. His brother Charles Richards worked at the mine with a crew reportedly seeking long lost treasure on a lease owned by Mrs Winnie Neel nine miles west of Menard. Treasure seekers have long hunted for gold and silver said to be hidden by Spaniards with Texas hero James Bowie linked to a portion of the treasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Richards
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Brady Hospital
Menard
Charles Richards
Winnie Neel
Texas
James Bowie
The
Alamo
Birth of a Daughter Andra Ilene for Crawford Family
Mr and Mrs KR A Crawford announce the safe arrival of a daughter at Brady Hospital on March 6. Andra Ilene weighs seven pounds fourteen ounces. Father serves in the U S Army and attends a mechanics school in Fort Ord California. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs G R Peterson and Mr and Mrs J H Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. A. Crawford
Brady Hospital
Andra Ilene
U. S. Army
Fort Ord
Calif
G. R. Peterson
J. H. Crawford
W M Necessary Dies in Bastrop
William M Necessary 83 former Lohn resident died at a daughter’s home in Bastrop at 12 25 a m Tuesday The body returned to Brady for funeral arrangements with Wilkerson Funeral Home Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at the Lohn Tabernacle Burial at Lohn Cemetery Survivors include two daughters Mrs Gray of Bastrop and Mrs R E Nolan of Carlsbad New Mexico two sons O N Necessary of Bastrop and S Necessary of Anson two sisters Mrs M Fowler of Lohn and Mrs J S Deck of Eden a brother R E Necessary of Gatesville ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ._M. Necessary
Lohn
Natha Mae Gray
Bastrop
Brady
Wilkerson Funeral Home
Lohn Tabernacle
Lohn Cemetery
Gray
R .E. Nolan
Bloodmobile to Visit BAC and Christian Church
Red Cross Bloodmobile comes to McCulloch County for a two day visit with stops March 30 at the Brady Aviation plant and March 31 in Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church. The county’s blood program is valued in commercial terms with 570 pints collected from October 1952 to December 1953 and 413 pints of whole blood withdrawn from the Central Blood Bank at Waco for county patients, plus other derivatives bringing the total value back to $11,295.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Bloodmobile
McCulloch County
Brady Aviation
Fellowship Hall
First Christian Church
Central Blood Bank
Waco
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Ragsdale
Optometrist
Brady, Texas
Dial
Veea Loyit
Gregor
Flanaire Terry
Bermuda
Ultles
Wilson Brothers
Woodpile
Hilary Tindel
Group
Ira Bray
Colorado River
Coleman County
John C. White
U. S
Aia
San Antonio
Dallas
Sam Houston Turnpike Corp
Roy G. Baker
Acme
Water Association
IBM
Angelo Business Machines CO
Marshall
Hobart K. McDowell
Eisenhower
Wyoming
W. M. Necessary
Bloodmobile
Bac
Christian Church
City Drug CO
Paymaster Turkey
Bell’s Feed Store
Cubes
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