Brady City to Hold Bond Election on April 23 1943
The City of Brady McCulloch County Texas schedules an April 23 1943 election at the Courthouse to decide on multiple bond propositions for street sewer and water system improvements. Voters must own taxable property and be duly rendered for taxation to participate. Polling officers Jim McFarlin presiding judge J J Seals assistant judge and clerks Mrs Howard Salter and Mrs Ben Dillon.
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State OF
Texas
Mcculloch
Brady
Bweculloch
Jim McFarlin
J. J. Seals
Howard Salter
Ben Dillon
Fair Share Proposal For Texas Oil Lands In House Bill 510
Editorial urges pooling to ensure fair oil and gas distribution among landowners across Texas. It argues small tracts yield excess extraction from neighbors, supports House Bill 510 to create drilling blocks and enforce equitable division, while noting opposition from certain oilmen and broad citizen backing.
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Fife Notes Local Social and Obituary Entries
Fife notes show dry weather and moisture issues in grain fields. Local gatherings include visits with families in Belton San Marcos and Linton, and a funeral for Mrs Inez Coonrod in Linton. Mary Pearce family visits and Trisha Francks recovery from appendectomy are reported along with church services planned by Rev O O Moore.
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J. D. Patterson
Lorene Porter
Etrady
Inez Coonrod
Linton
Coonrod
Houston
J. H. Franeeke
Pam
Trisha
J. Bo
Mary Pearce
Bob Pearce
Trisha Francks
Social Security office help and fees for claims
The SSA assigns district offices nationwide with staff available to explain rights and assist applicants at no charge. They also travel to serve the public and answer questions regarding processing social security claims. A man aged 65 in 1963 must meet the credited work requirements under the new law to qualify for retirement benefits.
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Social Security Administration
Retirement credits for a man turning 65 in 1965
The text states a man who was 64 in 1984 needs about four score of work credits for retirement benefits. A man who will be 65 in 1965 requires 14 credits, roughly 31 years of work. The note promotes The Standard Herald Office typewriter and adding machine ribbons.
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