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Newspaper

Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1974

Page

7

Broad range of local classifieds and notices in Brady Texas

Mixed ads offer sale items and services including a 25 foot Travel Trailer at 2000 S Walnut, calves, used sofa chair set, fertilizer and planting supplies, catfish stocker, cabinet shop services, Alcoholics Anonymous, notices of nonliability, job openings at Central Texas Opportunities Inc, and a bid notice from Brady Independent School District with May 13 1974 deadline.

Central Texas Opportunities, Inc Cook Brady Dorothy la Fuente South Ward Board of Trustees Brady Independent School District Box Texas

Furnished two bedroom upstairs apartment for rent

For rent an upstairs furnished two bedroom apartment with utilities paid. Call Jack Spiller at 597-6661 for details. Standard want ads for results.

S. Bridge Fred Johnson Tia Jack Spiller

Fix It Tip Assess winter damage to foundations and walks

Look outside to judge winter effects on your house. Inspect masonry and concrete for cracks in foundations, walks, and drives that have widened since fall. On warm days patch with ready mix cement, adding only what you need.

Drouth Lets Northern Wheat Fall Short With Mixed Signals

Farmers across Texas report a drought hit northern dryland wheat while irrigated crops and southern fields show better yields. Cotton, sorghum, and rice planting progress, with varied rainfall across cities like Mercedes, Laredo, Victoria, and Waco, shapes early season prospects. Milk income rises to 266 million in 1973 as prices edge up, while feedlots plan 1.2 million cattle in Q2 amid shifts in cattle market dynamics. USDA to release sterile Mexican fruit flies in Dimmit County weekly for 9 to 12 weeks to curb infestations.

Texas Blacklands Mercedes Laredo Corpus Christi Victoria College Station Longview Seymour Wichita Falls Amarillo Big Spring Waco San Antonio U.S. Department of Agriculture Dimmit Mexico

News from Lohn Texas May Newsletter and Tragic Willcox Death

Three months since the last Lohn newsletter, a Dyess Air Force Base assignment is noted. Mrs Hollis Phillips related family changes including a move to Willcox Arizona and children in residence. A fatal accident occurred April 23 when Ronnie Briggs was electrocuted testing a motor. he died at 33, survived by wife and two children. memorial services were planned.

Lohn Texas Dyess Air Force Base Hollis Phillips Phillips Willcox Ariz Waldrip Terry Preas Preas Kittie Zelle Phillips Tri W Ronnie Briggs Briggs Muleshoe

Community notes on deaths and school events in Willcox

Obituaries for Elizabeth Phillips Jack Horne and Egan Fowler are noted amid community sympathy. Willcox news highlights end of school trips junior senior banquet May 18 and local girls track participation in San Angelo Bluebonnet Relays with a plan to form a summer running club.

Elizabeth Phillips Jack Horne Egan Fowler Sohn Lohn Zimmerman San Angelo Lyla Lohn Debbie Solsberg Jo Anne Doyal Sherri Huie Janet Doyal Brady

End of Price Controls Sparks Mixed Economic Signals

The text notes the April 30 end of price controls after prolonged freezes and phases, with observed inflation rising then easing. It highlights distortions, shortages, hoarding, and grey markets, citing costs to taxpayers and industry. It also covers a district 4-H contest in San Angelo and local news sentiment.

John T. Dunlop Cost-of-Living Council U. S

Mohr Heads Rochelle Cemetery Association

The Rochelle Cemetery Association held its annual meeting at the Rochelle Community Center with 20 members present. Jacob Mohr was elected president, Bill McDonald vice president, Mrs. Robert L. Smith treasurer, and Mrs. Hob Moseley secretary. Directors named were F. W. Waddill Jr., Clyde Mathews, and Robert L. Smith. The association has a $6,000 certificate of deposit and aims to reach $10,000 for a permanent fund to fund maintenance and improvements. Donations may be sent to Rochelle Cemetery Association Box 91 Rochelle Texas 76872.

Ciation P. m Rochelle Community Center Jacob Mohr Don Neal Bill McDonald View Robert L. Smith Hob Moseley F. W. Waddill, Jr Clyde Mathews Rochelle Cemetery Association Rochelle Texas

Graduation Cards by Route at The Stand A

A brief notice outlines graduation cards arranged by route at The Stand A. Details read as a local event small in scope with names or routes likely specified in the unreadable portions. The item signals a community offering tied to graduation season and a specific venue.

Dr. Richard M Hall Reopens Eden Medical Clinic

Dr Richard M Hall announces reopening of his Eden Medical Clinic for General Medicine in Eden Texas on May 1. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays 9 to 12 Thursdays and Saturdays with Sunday closed. Appointments only call 915-869-6171.

Richard M. Hall Eden Medical Clinic Eden Texas

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