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Brady Standard in Brady, Texas

16 Mar 1962

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Brady Standard

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Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1962

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2

Cowboys Turn to Horse Training Amid Fortunes Rising

Pioneer Texas trainer Punch Oglesby rides 12 to 18 horses daily and runs a one man operation backed by wife Faye and son. He trains calves roping cutting stake racing and barrel horses for buyers in Texas Montana and Minnesota. The growing boom sees 1000 annual Quarter horse and Appaloosa shows with many trainers earning up to 200 per horse monthly and some salaried by large farms.

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Bob Gray Biter Texas Horseman Magazine Associated Press Punch Oglesby Hamilton County U. S James W Punch) Oglesby, Jr Oglesby Texas Montana Minnesota Oklahoma Southwest Faye Punch New West Hamilton
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Clark Wins Democratic Support But Falls Short of Nomination

1912 convention sees Champ Clark win a majority yet fail to secure the presidential nomination under the two thirds rule as Woodrow Wilson emerges amid Bryan’s fierce campaign. Theodore Roosevelt’s split of the Republican vote with the Progressive Party follows. A traveler recalls Bryan’s presence in a city near Clark after the election.

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Champ Clark William Jennings Bryan Missourian Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt Piggott Ark Herschel Potter Bryan Clark
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Sunday Night Speech Sparks Baltimore Convention Question

The silver tongued orator faced a hostile heckler asking about the Baltimore convention. Bryan paused then pivoted to his religious topic and won over the crowd. The audience rose in cheers as he defended his stance and listed famed American orators.

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Clar Bryan Patrick Henry Webster Prentiss Ingersoll Grady Bryan
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