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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1968
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions McCulloch county and neighboring areas with fines, costs, and out of state charges. The text lists a $4.15 figure, $100 totals, a 24 count item, and other unclear amounts.
Displayed rates show per column inch pricing for electrotypes and composition, plus word charges for fleet insertions and line rates for notices. Includes church entertainment events with admission, obituaries, cards of thanks, and expressions of respect charged at regular rates.
James C Hayes, assistant to the Texas State Director of the Farmers Home Administration, received the U S Department of Agriculture Superior Service Award from Secretary Orville Freeman in Washington D C. Hayes reorganized and updated the agency's farm management program aiding Texas borrowers and expanding advisory services with FHA County Supervisors.
W. D. Vick and George Engdahl attended the 21st District Convention of the Veterans of World War I as delegates at Llano. Seventy one members were present despite bad weather and Mother's Day. Main speakers included Edward G. Lester Ralph Dickerson and How ard Mayes. Mrs Vick and Mrs Engdahl joined the Ladies Auxiliary.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a mailhandler exam with starting pay of 2.50 per hour for substitutes and 2.51 for hourly regulars in San Angelo Midland Odessa and parts of Texas Zone 8 counties. Applications from the Executive Secretary Regional Board of Civil Service Examiners Houston or Brady Post Office.
Mr and Mrs Georges Daugherty of Tyler and son Craig from Abilene Christian College spent Mother's Day weekend with Mrs H C Urban Daugherty's mother and Mr and Mrs George Purcell in Tyler.
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