Brady Leaders Approve Warehouse Lease and Water Plant Deal
The Brady Farmers Union Ware house Co directors voted to lease to National Warehouse Co after stock subscrip tions reached 1500 shares. City council agreed to buy Brady Water and Light Plant for 42250 dollars with a 15 year note and trustee oversight. An election will decide if the plan proceeds. Joe White departs for Yale after Terrill School success.
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Farmers Union Warehouse Co
National Warehouse Co
R. A. Rutherford
A. J. Kinney
Farmers Union
McCulloch
Mason, Menard
Concho
Brady
J. H
G. R. White
Brady Water and Light Co
Newman
Ollie James
Republican Party
Coleman Democrat-Voice
Joe White
New Orleans
Yale College
New Haven
Joe
Terrill School
Dallas
Yale
McCulloch County Institute Opens Next Month
Programs issued for the McCulloch County Teachers Institute to be held next month. The institute starts Monday October 7 and runs five days. Commissioners finish tax rolls audit and approve several orders. Stacy school bonds of 4800 dollars failed 23 to 22. Brady enjoys water freedom while Llano and Coleman face shortages. Local families plan farm work, education moves, and social gatherings noted with several local residents and guests mentioned.
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McCulloch County Teachers Institute
Commissioners Court
Stacy
Llano
Coleman
Brady
George Vierling
Blaine Sammons
G. W. Vierling
Kimble County
Callie Wolf
Bernice
Gladys
Denton
Sadie Hudson
Georgetown
Hadge Willoughby
Paul Willoughby
Hornets Rally for 32 in Home Loss to Rochelle
Rankin beats Rochelle 32 to 0 with Ingram scoring twice from 30 and 14 yards. Chandler adds two yard plunge after Rochelle fumbled kickoff, Vickers adds two extra points. Rochelle musters four first downs as Rankin reaches 11 in the effort. Next, Rankin rests then faces Brownwood B team on Sept 24. Score by quarters shows Rankin dominant.
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Col
Jimmy Ingram
Clifford Chandler
Ingram
Rochelle
Chandler
Don Vickers
Rankin
Hornets
Brownwood
Local Briefs Highlight Community Events and Subscriptions
Friends and neighbors invite Mrs. Wayland Jordan’s group to a pink and blue shower at 2 30 p m September 22 at Mrs. Clarence Turnell’s Plac id Community home. Suburban news covers subscription renewals, teaching assignments in Imperial and Coahoma, and visits by Mrs. Margaret Lockhart and Judge L M Flowers in Brady.
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Wayland Jordan
Clarence Turnell
Placid
Margaret Lockhart
L. M. Flowers
Pharr
Brady
Appletons Return After Nineteen Day Trip
Mr and Mrs D S Appleton returned to Brady Saturday after a nineteen day trip that took them to Thermoplis Wyoming where they had visited relatives and saw local sights.
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G. R. Spiller
Appleton
Brady
Thermoplis
Wyo
Hummingbird Performs Unique Backward Flight Stunt
The article highlights that only the hummingbird can fly backward as a remarkable aerial feat. It explains the bird's hovering abilities and wing structure that enable reverse flight, noting its rarity among landbirds.
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Galveston
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Texas City
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Mmes. Donnell and Stiles
Harriet Cook
Helen Walker
Bernice Wolf
Rosa Stallings
Vivian Jordan
Louise Hardison
Laura Lee White
Gillie Macy
Addie Conner
Carlita Matthews
Ida Mae
Ollie Souther
Alice Ballou
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Burl Wiley
Lee Quicksall
Max Scharff
Forest Adams
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Howard Ogden
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Embroidery Club
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Alma Christianus
Ruby Wood
Mary Johanson
Esther Anderson
Minnie Elliot
Morell Gienn
Estella Bradley
Ferole Ford
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sam’s
Federal Savings and Loan
Insurance Corporation
TLE
Apis Texa
Federal Deposit
Roy C. Wilkerson
Funeral Directors Burial Insurance Ambulance Service
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Imperial
Coahoma
Lite de
Barbara Brock
Ayia Auto
Western Flyer
America
Western Auto Store
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Brady, Texa
H. D. Cottrell
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