Reed family sends W J Reed to California for winter visit
George Reed drove his father W J Reed to San Antonio for train departure to California to spend the winter with his daughter and son in law. The article notes fall weather, cotton farming, and numerous local visits and weekend gatherings across Brady and nearby towns.
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Sohn
Texas
George Reed
W. J. Reed
San Antonio
California
Reed Steward
J. B. Horne
Corpus Christi
Thurston cAnaly
Barry
Oleg Gassiot
Ronnie
Burard Browning
Kent Finlay
Bill Pre
Bob Bratton
Dallas
Bobby Bratton
Buckners Orphans’ Home
W. E. Lohn
Sjr
W. L. Wharton
David
Hondo
W. J. Saladis
Kerrville
G. R. Browning
Dick Day
Lake Jackson
A. R. Browning
G. T. Griffice
Resent
John
Midland
C. W. Grifice
Livestock Mart Steady to Weak at Heart of Texas Co
Livestock prices at the Heart of Texas Commission Co sale show steady to weak trade across most classes with receipts of about 400 cattle and 2,500 to 3,000 sheep. Fat calves 15 to 17.75, yearlings 16 to 17.50, stocker calves 16 to 18.25, milk lambs 15.50 to 16.75, hogs 19 top, packer sows 16.25, stocker shoats 16 to 19.
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Heart of Texas Commission Co
New Dealers Frame 1956 Campaign Platform
In the closing days of Congress the New Dealers outlined their campaign platform for the November elections and the 1956 Presidential campaign. It followed attempts to make unemployment an issue and to accuse the Administration of seeking an Asiatic war. It is described as a dip-
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Congress
Local Visitors Extend Stay in Roscoe Area
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sallee of Roscoe host relatives Gordon Newton and Pamela Sallee. Pamela and her mother plan another week with the Sallees. Sgt. and Mrs. Arvis Newton and their children from Fallmouth Mass. are enjoying a three week visit here.
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Dutch Woodward
Clarence Ross
San Angelo
Woodwards
Andrs
Jym Mitchell
J. K. Shelton
Brady
John Horner
Lockhart
Ross
Horner
Woodward
J. H. DuBose
Brownwood
Matson
John Smith
Jimmy Cawthon
Dallas
Joe Smith
Joe Dale
Gayle
Buddy Snodgrass and
Little Gayle Smith
New Braunfels
E. L. Bissett
J. E. Bissett
G. T. Gattis
Pearl Williams
Ben Bissett
J. D. Myers
Clyde Behrens
Abilene
G. A. Rudolph
Ruidosa
Monahans
Roy Ogden
Sandra
Owen
E. L. Ross
Jim
Alamosa
Colo
Tives
Mondevy
Gordon Newton
Roy Sallee
Roscoe
Pamela Sallee
Arvis Newton
Falmouth
Mass
New Employment Act Picks Up Roosevelts Echo
The piece critiques a government plan to create and operate facilities to raise employment, comparing it to the 1945 Full Employment Bill and the 1946 Employment Act. It notes Republican dissent and suggests the program could renew debate among GOP critics as described by Roosevelt and Truman supporters.
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Alvin Harpers
Mason
Peggy Browning
Austin
Opal Browning
Lane Walker
L. S. Walkers
Texas Tech
Barbara Browning
L. D. Brownings
Abilene Christian College
Charles Moore
Grady Moores
Jerry Mac Holland
Marion Hollands
Ft. Worth
G. W. Moore
Rober Kunchick
LaVeda Moore
Paul Powell
Marion Holland
Margie Hester
Oklahoma City
Ira Hester
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Lincoln Lohn
Lohns
Tedders
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Abilene Hospital
W. W. Tedder
Fife
Jack Huie
Lohn Church of Christ
A. C. Knight of
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Tom Marshall
McCamey
L. O. Marshall
Barton Motors
Sunshine Sue
WRVA
Old Dominion
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Livestock Mart
Walter Chamblin, Jr
McLean’s Sporting Goods
East Side
Rene
Wey
Trick Br Treet
Airway
Steui's
Nob Hill
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Vq-Pt
Boston Butt Roast
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Somerset
U. S. Gov't
U. S. Gov’t
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Angel Food
Fleet Mix Rine Biscuits
Canterbury
Jonathan
Washington
Tokay Grapes
Cranberries
Pascal Celery
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