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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1954
Page
6
Mercy program notes rain reports from Placid and Winchell while Mercury area residents attend Labor Day gatherings. Funeral services were held for a local accident victim as many families visit relatives across Rochelle, Santa Anna, and Brownwood areas.
Range and pasture conditions can trigger vitamin A deficiency in farm animals, causing night blindness and later loss of appetite and energy. A. D. Thompson of the Extension Service urges green leafy alfalfa supplementation plus protein cake, bone meal, and salt to meet needs, noting calves from deficient cows may die after birth without healthy stock.
E B Herrington brother of Mrs F W Lazalier of Brady died in St Louis last Wednesday after a sudden heart attack. He was general freight agent of the Missouri Pacific Railway and had lived in St Louis 20 years. Survivors include two children Enoch and Mrs Jim Holden along with two brothers and two sisters. The Lazalier couple attended the services and returned home.
Mrs. Ada Jung of Rochelle returned home Tuesday after meeting her new granddaughter Pamela Jean Wagner daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Wagner in San Marcos. The newborn’s mother is formerly Helen Jung.
Mr and Mrs Ed Melson formerly of Brady now of San Angelo welcome their second child a son born August 30 at Methodist Hospital Houston weighing seven pounds ten ounces The baby is named Heidi Griner.
New Brady City maps available at 25 cents each for homes offices and businesses. Brady Standard Office advertises low prices and delivery, with contact at phone 2236. We deliver the goods.
David Wimberly of northeast of Kress Texas provides his hogs with an air conditioned barn. The hogs enjoy the cooling, crowding the air outlet, while Old Red the milk cow also seeks the cool air. Wimberly notes pigs gain weight as temperatures stay comfortable.
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