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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1963
Page
2
Rain last Friday brought over two inches to Rochelle Texas easing drought concerns. The community mourns a local sorrow as the town reflects on the sadness noted in the report.
Obituary notes the death of Van Wiging ton Brady a Rochelle resident. Sympathy extended to his family as funeral details follow. Also reports a Texas grandmother death and travel for funeral services.
Americans and especially school children are buying U S Savings Stamps at over 100 million stamps annually. Stamps are available year round at post offices to any purchaser.
Publication note indicating second class postage entered May 17 1910 Brady Texas under the 1897 act with associated fee and Brady post office information
The editor and staff state that any erroneous reflection upon the standing of any person or firm in their pages will be corrected promptly upon notification to management. The note names L. B. Smith as editor and C. D. Reed as advertising manager with Bob Wilson as news editor.
DISPLAY 9% cents per column inch per insertion for electrotypes or mime, 10 cents per column inch extra if composition is required, CLASSY FLADS. 4 cents per word for fleet insertion with each additional insertion at 3 cents per word, each with after Miniwimner leen, 60 cents, Ads charged only at the final rate, 0 cent per line fleet insertion, 16 cents per line for each additional insertion. Notices of church entertainment with charges of admission, obituary waves, cards of thanks, recognitions of respect, and all non news matters will be billed at regular rates.
In a Brady High School auditorium report, residents commend Porter Randall for an engaging hour and fifteen minute talk endorsing faith and patriotism. The writer notes November’s busy week with Veterans Week and Education Week, mentions hunting season starting on the 16th, and laments hunting impacts on livestock and ranges.
Old-time residents recall why families settled in McCulloch County. Men sought homes for their families and found a purposeful life. The region offered tall grass creeks like Frady Onion Deep Creek and other fertile land, valued then and now for its beauty.
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