Weather and local notes from Brady and region
Appleton notes welcome rain soaking ground in McCulloch County while livestock fared well through winter. Spring blooms emerge as Voca reports up to 1.40 inches rain. Brady anglers enjoy crappie at the marina and racing card set for Sunday at G Rollie White Downs. Texas Teen at Lubbock unveils a 10 acre ranch site with historic building replicas as Beef-O-Rama launches statewide ad push amid beef market notes. Brady attorney Hughes visits Del Rio for business and newspaper sighting.
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Gordon Appleton
Brady Rancher
Appleton
McCulloch County
Heast of Texas
G. Rollie White Downs
Texas
Texas Teen At
Lubbock
McCulloch County Hearing On Beer License Proposal
The McCulloch County Court in Brady Texas will hear March 25 1969 at 10 00 AM an application by Jack Henderson Miller doing business as Jacks for a beer retail license at 100 Crothers Ave. The notice allows contests with security for costs as provided by law and is signed by County Clerk W F Lohm Jr March 17 1969.
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State OF
W. FE. Lohn, JR
McCulloch County
Texas
State OF Texas
Mcculloch
Brady
Jack Henderson
Jack's
Clean up the creeks brings civic pride to Brady area
A joint city and McCulloch County effort cleaned and beautified San Felipe Creek from Highway 277 to Moody Farm, using machetes bulldozers and burnings. The project reduced fire risk and improved floodwater flow while later moving to Brady Creek within the flood walls. Citizens and clubs are urged to donate cash as work continues.
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San Felino Creek
John William
Brady
San Felipe Creek
Highway 277
Moody Farm
Peroz St
Brady Creek
McCulloch County
Lillard Holt
Elm Street
Commissioners’ Court
Texas
Flowers of Texas color folder showcases 60 species
The Texas Highway Department released a new color folder titled Flowers of Texas to dispel myths of Texas as barren and to highlight over 5 000 wildflower species. It features close up color photographs of plants from the Lower Rio Grande Valley and Rio Thicket with 56 species listed by common and botanical names detailing blooming seasons and habitats. Free copies are available at Highway Department offices and Tourist Bureaus, with limited quantities to garden clubs and similar groups and mail requests directed to the Travel and Information Division of the Texas Highway Department.
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Texas Highway Department
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Thicket
Plains
Earden
Blowers of Texas
Highway Department
Texas — Highway Department
MecCANALLY Lumber Co Paints in Colony
MecCANALLY Lumber Co at 202 W Lockhart plans COL ONY PAINTS project work details show local timber and finishing products.
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Meccanally Lumber CO
W. LockHart
Colony Paints
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Stk
Ana Uniroyal
Homer Ouncum Tire CO
DELCO
Paris
Barton Motors
Brady, Texas
Ricks Home Furnishings
Laurel Dr
Goodyear
Goodyear Ser
L. B. Smith
Joe Cervantes
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Sealy Capri
Lake
Lbj
Jim Shuffield
Standard Herald Office
ED Campbell
Lonnie Kinney
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Brady Savings & Loan Association
Johnston Truck & Supply
Cross Plains
David Bratton
Brady Standard-Herald
Tire Sale
Duncan
Chevrolet Co
Nola Meers
W. 7Th
W. First
H. E. Patterson
Crothers Ave
S. Cypress
A. P. Waldrep
Jack Spiller
A. B. Cox
Lou S. Church
B. L. Herberg
Bratton & Cloudy
Brady Savings & Loan Associations
Alcoholics Anonymous
W. 6Th St
M. M. Bradham Real Estate Agency
Jack’s
Gulf Service Center
Highway 87—South
Perry’s
West 7Th
Standard-Herald Office
Duncan Chev. Co
Woodpile
Foraway
Alverita
Voca
Wats
Guy Walker
Voea
E. L. Bodenhamer
Kirk Ranch
Henry Price
Brady Lake
Henry
San Angelo
Charley Griffice
Odessa
Lohn and
Charley
Ralph Underwood
Prady
National Livestock and Meat Board
Texas Department of Agriculture
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Lloyd Bergsma
Amarillo
California
John William Hughes
del Rio
Reine Kegs
H. M. Spiller
Austin
Texan
Mghway
Magill Weill
Eden
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