Brady Echoes April 1927 Who's Who Winners and Local News
The Brady newspaper notes a Who's Who contest with winners Chelas Reed first, Mary Louise Davis second, Herman Riehter third, prizes of 5 2 2 dollars. A Treble Clef Club concert at Brady High School benefits the Baptist Church building fund. Various local updates cover poultry farm manager resignation, a high school loss to Lohn, remodeling plans for Rice block, cattle shipments, and social club bridge evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cressing
Chelas Reed
Mary Louise Davis
Herman Riehter
Lohan
Treble Clef Club
Howard Payne College of Brownwood
Brady High
Brady
Drady Baptist Church Building Fund
Howard Payne Treble Clef Club
Frances Armstrong
Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment One on Ballot
The legislature proposes repealing numerous sections across Articles II VII IX X XI XII XIV and XVI of the Texas Constitution. The amendment would be submitted to qualified electors at the August 1969 election the ballot allowing voting for or against the proposition. The text states the repeal will not change the constitution substantively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenas
State of
Texas
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Development Fund
Texas Water Development
Loase
Texas proposes pay limits for lawmakers on ballot
A Texas constitutional amendment on the August 5, 1969 ballot would set legislative salaries. The lieutenant governor and speaker would earn up to half the governor’s salary, other members up to a district judge’s pay, with a $12 per diem and a 140 day regular session limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
State of Texas
House of Representatives
Legis
Constitutional Amendment Two on Ballot HJKY
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional change to Texas Water Development Board. It authorizes up to 2.5 billion in new bonds, uses funds for water resources, and sets terms, with election guidance for August 5, 1969 voting.
Constitutional Amendment Ember Four on the Ballot Texas
Public notice outlines Texas proposed constitutional amendment Ember Four on the ballot seeking tax exemptions for nonprofit water supply corporations and certain religious and charitable properties. The measure would apply to property used for water operations and specific institutions with a two year limit after purchase, with voting set for the August 1969 election.
Office Supply Sale At The Standard Herald Office
Post binders double and single entry ledgers plus all kinds of office supplies offered at The Standard Herald Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard-Herald Office
Word from Austin outlines appropriations conference and bills
A Word from Austin reports Senate and House differences on the general appropriations bill for state government operation, with a conference committee chaired by Senator J P Word and notes on Senate Bill 435 authorizing interdistrict school transfers. It also covers obscenity control bills, future hearings on tuition equalization and a Texas Consumer Department, plus Governor for a Day festivities hosted by Senator Don Kennard.
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Appropriations
Senate
House
Texas
Povern
State Board of Education
Senate Education Committee
Ralph Ball
Rockwall
Hall
State Affairs Committee
Texas Consumer Department
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Don Kennard
Austin
Governor's Mansion
Ernest Tubb
Texas Troubadours
Capitol Lawn
Senator Kennard
Brady Schools Cafeteria Menu Highlights
The Brady Schools cafeteria offers pork and rice casserole with sides like blackeyed peas beets greens bread sticks and peach halves. turkey with dressing fiblet gravy apple sauce and sweet potatoes. fried chicken with creamed gravy steamed rice and English peas. Bar B Q beef with pinto beans potato salad and vegetables. beef pizza with pinto beans green salad and corn bread. milk accompanies each meal and menus may change.
Spring Graduation List At Texas A&M Includes Westbrook
Clyde R. Westbrook of Melvin is among 1 508 students applying for spring graduation at Texas A M University per Admissions Dean H L Heaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R. Westbrook
Melvin
Texas A&m University
H. L. Heaton
Constitutional Amendment Five on Texas Ballot
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Five in Texas to authorize state and federal matching funds for aid and medical care for needy aged, disabled, blind, and dependent children. It sets an $80 million yearly cap on state payments and allocates additional sums for Old Age Assistance, Aid to the Permanently Disabled, and Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The measure authorizes federal matching funds and specifies implementation rules and limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
State of
United States
State Department of Public Welfare
Constitutional Amendment Six on Ballot HJR7
A public notice proposes Constitutional Amendment Six HJR7 to add Section 64 to Article III of the Texas Constitution. It would allow bonds issued under constitutional authority to bear interest rates set by the issuing agency within legislative limits. The amendment is to be voted on by qualified electors on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in August 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Watery Development Fund
Texas Water Development Fund
State OF Texas
Constitutional Amendment Eight Expands State Bond Authority
The proposed amendment would let the Legislature authorize up to 200 million dollars in general obligation bonds for the Texas College and University System to fund the Texas Opportunity Plan. Bonds would be state obligations, overseen by AG approval, Comptroller registration, and directed to the Texas Opportunity Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Comptroller of Public Accounts
State of
State of Texas
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Texas Opportunity Plan Fund
Constitutional Amendment Nine on Ballot Texas HJR Nine
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional change to Section 5 Article III of Texas Constitution. It details legislative session timing, odd and even year rules, and emergency powers with dates starting 1971 and 1972. The ballot title reads The constitutional amendment to provide for annual legislative sessions.
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H. M. Brannum
Mayhew
Bulldogs
Lohn
Brady High School Boys
FE. J. Powell
RR. B. McClure
Sam T. Wood
W. F. Wooten
Reagan and Wood
Wyres
G. A. Krueger
Post Office
Frisco and
Santa Fe Railways
McCulloch County
J. T. Robb
J. White
Rogers
Mason
Nathan
Wilson
Earl Avery
Liano
G. R. White
Mason County
White Bros
Fred R. Bowen
Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma Grass
Lessie Samuel
Arvie Wegner
Jack Ragsdale
Mary Estelle Thompson
Cora Snider
Erin Yantis
Milda Rogers
Norma Samuel
Mackie Lee Neal
Mmes
Eric Swenson
Hubert Adkins
Earl Deans
Jack Gartman
Mines
J. B. Granville
J.B. Whiteman
Will Kennerly
B. L. Hughes
BE. A. Burrow
W. W. Cox
H. R. Hodges
T. Gray
Karl Steffess
Howard Broad, Jr
George Campbell
J. R. Winstead
John Lindsay
A. N. Burton
Mozelle Glenn
J. G. McCall
George F. Wilson
W. D.crothers
Hallie Overstreet
Edwin Broad James Brook
G. V. Gansel
Lewis Brook
B. A. Jones
S. A. McCollum
W. A. Shropshire
H. C. Leifeste
W. C. Werner
San Antonio
H. C. Samuel
Davis Mountains
W. J. Yantix
Abilene
George Yantis
Dave Harkrider
Jim
Alexander
Elton Murphy
Dennis Dean
Cherokee
J. S. Anderson
Pacific Coast
Carmen
Golden State
Virgil Jones
Bert Maxwell
Cloud Wood
Voca
Ebba Youngquist
Julia Willey
Ellen Berquist
Brady Sanitarium
Frat Worth
State Board of Examiners
W. F. Spiller
Jack Keyser
Burl Wiley
Keyser
Stephenville
Mildred Archer
Richland Springs
Margaret Frances McClure
W. B. Deaton
Jack Deaton
Mabel Wilder
Taylor and Lampasas
Clyde Wilhelm
Brownwood
Jim Matthews
Peg Leg
J. M. Coleman
Cow Creek
W. S. Young
Tim Landrum
Pear Valley
Frank Ake
John Wright
Rio Grande Valley
J. W. Moore
Hilton
Elizabeth
West Wind
Ledbetter
Grandma White
Will Morgan
P. C. Clifton
Fife
Golda Young
Opal Marshall
Gladys
Willamae Young
G. M. Atkinson
Lonnie
Bertie
Ted Benton
Will Morgans
Tattler
Calf Creek
Luther Bridge
Will Duncan
Jack Buchanan
Eden
Able Williams
Walter Adkins
Opal Mae Hanson
Doole
Vivian
Rachel Gray
Edna Johnson
Ruby Bolding
Eula
Effie Mi Bee
Joe Hetsill
Happ Betsill
M. Johnson
Owen Gray
Millersview
Doole School
Bobbie
Priest
Tom Woodress
John Guyton
R. K. Finlay
H. D. Bradley
S. F. Tedder
W. A. Finlay
Burnet County
Water Development Board
J.P. Word
Brady Schools
Public
Alpha Les
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