Brady Standard masthead and desk staff
The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News lists L. B. Smith as editor and publisher with C. D. Reed as advertising manager and Bob Wilson as news editor. This rendering reflects the newspaper’s leadership and staff roles.
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the Brady Standard and Heart O’ Texas News
L. B. Smith
C.D. Reed
Bob Wilson
Brady Oats Shipments Highlight Local Farmer’s Seed and News
C E Korff, a progressive Brady farmer nine miles south of town, shipped 50 bushels of seed oats to Gonzales from a 13 acre crop yielding 900 bushels at about 69 bushels per acre. The Brady Sentinel notes Typographical errors due to Frank Ogden’s new baby, and reports A B Reagan’s expected postmaster appointment. Also described are Gulf to Puget Sound highway footage shown at the Brady opera house, praising local scenes and factories from San Antonio to Brady with 409 feet of film and shots of the county courthouse and cattle ranches.
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C. E. Korff
McCulloch County
Gonzales
F. O. B. Brady
the Sentinel
Frank Ogden
A. B. Reagan
Daniel E. Garrett
Oscar B. Westbrook
Post Office
Brady
D. Doole, Jr
Gulf To
Puget Sound
Brady Opera House
Col. A. L. Westgard
D. E. Colp
Party
San Antonio
Amarillo
Mason
Court House
Col. Westgard
Union Depot
Brady Auto Co
County Court House
G. R. White
S. E. McKnight
F. M. Richards
Messrs. McKnight
Ike Better Democrat Than Adlai Says Supporter
A Texas man explains he prefers Ike Eisenhower over Adlai Stevenson, arguing Ike is a better Democrat by his definition and has kept promises to Texas. He cites ties to the Texan electorate, gratitude for land returns, Korea war aims, and a clean, honest government in Washington as reasons to back Ike. The piece, funded by Texas Democrats for Eisenhower, Weldon Hart director, reflects local endorsement dynamics.
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Ike
Texas
Ike Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Tidelands
Mr. Truman
Korea
Washington
Brother Stevenson
Kefauver
Mink Coats
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ske
Richards Highlight prize Herefords and town parade scenes
Towns along the route featured auto parades while Rich ards showcased prize winning Herefords. Santa Anna opens a natural gas system and plans a October 10 celebration with an outdoor concert and a gas light demonstration by Miss Merle Kingsbery. Also noted are several local marriages and social notes from Brady and surrounding towns.
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S. H. Phillips
M. J
Mrs. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Fiesta of Texas 36th fair promises vast spectacle
A jubilant promo for the Texas State Fair edition promises entertainment galore from October 6 to 21. It highlights live acts with Luis Presley Joie Chitwood and Louis Armstrong, big football games Texas A M versus Texas Tech and Texas versus Oklahoma, a vast midway, livestock shows, automobile and electronics expositions, and free concerts.
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Faixy
Texas
Avagizza
Sherry O’neil
Peter An
Joie Chitwood
Texas A&m
Texas ‘Tech
Oklahoma
Luis Presley
Louis Armstrong
Thece
Roger Williams
Otober
Victor Borge
International Center
Planetarim
Hereford
Millersview Gospel Meeting Opens October 8
A Gospel Meeting begins Monday at Millersview Church of Christ with WD Black of Evant preaching and T B McNeely of Doole leading singing. Evening services start at 7 30 and 11 a m on Sunday, continuing through October 14.
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Millersview Church
Wil son Family Weekend Visit to San Antonio
Mr and Mrs James W Wil son and daughters Judy and Beverly of San Antonio were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs J W Wilson and Mr and Mrs Oscar Nelson. Miss LaVerne Nelson, after a week in San Antonio with the Wilsons, returned to Brady with them.
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Cow Creek
Louie Sides
Velma Baker
Cade
Bud Westbrook
Buddie
Will Callan
Francis
Joe
Grandma Westbrook
Menard
Brady
J. F. Tindel
Gladdie
East Brady
Chase Crothers
H. B. Ogden
W. D. Crothers
Crothers
San Antonio
James W. Wilson
Judy
Beverly
J. & Wilson
Oscar Nelson
LaVerne Nelson
Wilsons
Ogden-Nell wedding vows at fern and rose altar
Anderson played a Mazurka Impromptu by Fryfinger then Lohengrin Bridal Chorus as the groom awaited his bride. The bride wore green corduroy and a green hat with crimson roses. Rev Power joined in the ceremony and the couple left for a two week visit to New Orleans amid rice and roses.
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Anderson
Fryfinger
Lohengrin
Power
Mrs. Ogden
New Orleans
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Kentucky
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Kraft
Hi Lo
Kimbell’s
Bliss Coffee
Pillsbury
Kimbell’s Peanut Butter
SUNCO
Chuck Roast
Wisconsin
Wilson
Mie
Lge
Maryland Club
Lee
R. A. McShan Grocery & Met
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