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Brady Standard

Location

Brady, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1959

Page

2

Community Notices From Stacy Texas Update

Stacy Texas notices list several family moves and visitas. Mr and Mrs Martin Davis joined the community recently moving to a house formerly owned by Andy Perez. Rev and Mrs J B Everett and others from San Angelo visited Dublin to see Rev Everett's brother D E Everett. Dr and Mrs J B Joy and their children attended Sunday school and dined with the Betsil family.

Stacy Texas Martin Davis Andy Perez J. B. Everett Joe Barbara T. L. Reed San Angelo Dublin The Baptist Church Oscar Betsil Bill Stafford Lorene Bennett Hobbs Mex Kelly Crosscut Fd Murray Harold Brown

Local Family Notices From Rockdale Area

Mrs C O Moore aunt Miss Vaughnie Dudley visited Coleman last Wednesday to see Mr and Mrs Milton Coker before returning to Rockdale Friday. Jim McNeeley fished last Thursday with a 42 pound catch and another smaller one. John Collins heard from son J B last Saturday. Newton and his wife in Germany are well. Mrs C O Moore and Oliver Lee visited Mrs Myrtle Pullin in Coleman Friday while awaiting Mr Moore’s bus. Nim Kirkbird hunted with two Dallas men from Tuesday to Saturday. John Mitchell Guice and Brady visit family in Coleman. Pete Murrell bought a cotton stripper. Nim Kirk took lambs to San Angelo last Wednesday. Lavon Snowden and family from Brady and Graham Fitzpatrick and family visited last Saturday. Alf Coalsons killed a big rattlesnake on their porch. Hallmarks killed the rattler under their house after their cat alerted.

Vaughnie Dudley Coleman Milton Coker Rockdale Brown J. ©. Brimer Valera Jim McNeeley John Collins J. B Newton Germany C. O. Moore Oliver Lee Myrtle Pullin Mr. Moore Mr. Lewis Joe Schmucker Dallas Tuesaday Nim Kirkbird John Mitchell Guice Brady Floyd Guice Rudell Pete Murrell Nim Kirk San Angelo Lavon Snowden Graham Fitzpatrick Whon Tim Snowden Alf Coalsons Hallmarks

Rain Freshens Pastures but Damages Some Cotton

Local notes report heavy rainfall across Doole and Stacy from Monday night into Tuesday, with 2 to 4 inches recorded. Lightning and hail accompanied the downpour, aiding pasture and fall grain sowing while raising concerns over possible cotton damage.

Everetts Dublin A. D. Beck Fort Worth Comanche Doole Monroe Hallmark Brady Joe Garner Patsy Ray Valera Amarillo Folke Stacy Mr. Carroll Valley Mills Houston Anna Parnell O. Moore S. D. Ferguson

Jordan Furniture Celebrates Birthday With Big Store Sale

Jordan Furniture marks its first anniversary in the Abney building by launching a store wide sale. Bernah Jordan announces drastic reductions on all new furniture and household items, with the largest stock in the store’s history. The Hayes building on the same block is used for trade ins and bargain offers on used items. The event runs today from opening hour, featuring optional bargains.

Jordan Furniture Abney Bernah Jordan Jordan O’ Texas Hayes

Rain Tests Cane Crop Prospects This Wednesday

Rain fell over one inch this morning raising concerns about Johnie Hemphill’s cane crop already cut and baled on the ground. High moisture may threaten recovery and bale quality.

Johnie Hemphill

Congressmen and attendance not mandatory by law

The article notes that members of Congress are not legally required to attend every session. It emphasizes voluntary participation and attendance norms rather than binding compulsory presence.

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