Hext Texas Gathers for Weekend Visits and Church Event
Local notes recount weekend visitors from San Antonio to Brownwood and Fort Worth plus a Kimble Menard Singing Convention at Hext Baptist Church. Residents attend rodeos, homecomings, and family gatherings as community activity continues. The next fire unit training session and meeting are scheduled for September 26 with good attendance and continued donations.
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Hext
Texas
Max Ficker
Bill Pylant
Kristi and
Jeffery
San Antonio
Kimble-Menard County
Hext Baptist Church
Charlie Irwin
Odessa
Fort Worth
Paris
Shorty Reeves
Rickey
Jessica Baker
Nat Reeves
Alton Looney
Bill McCollum
Menard
Sid Irwin
Sidney L. Irwin
Bakersfield
Calif
D. L. Irwin
Snyder
Pesticide Training Offered For McCulloch Producers
McCulloch County agricultural producers can earn private applicator certification through a training session at 7 p m on Tuesday Sept 20 at the Brady Housing Center. County Extension Agent Jerry DeBord will lead a program expected to last about three and a half hours, with an alternative self study test option available at home via materials from the County Extension Office. The pesticide act takes effect Oct 21 requiring certified applicators to use restricted pesticides.
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McCulloch County
Brady Housing Center
Jerry DeBord
DeBord
Authenticating American Indian jewelry buying tips
County Extension Agent News advises consumers to buy from reputable dealers with fixed business locations. Ask if pieces are handmade and if stones are untreated natural turquoise, and verify IACA membership for guarantees. Consumers have recourse by contacting ACA at Box 1358 Gallup NM 87301 or call 505 722 9488.
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Indian Arts and Crafts Association
IACA
ACA
Gallup
New Mexico
Milburn Notes From Brownwood Hospital Visit And Local Weather
RN writer in Milburn reports Jay T. Seate's confinement at Community Hospital in Brownwood and local rain and wind damage. He notes a small cyclone near Bill Prince's farm, roof damage, and ongoing rain with hail. Community events include Women's Auxiliary yard sale funds for the cemetery chapel and Cox Cemetery Association work day details. Visitors from nearby towns are listed, with hope for more rainfall and a quick return home.
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Milburn
Texas
Community Hospital
Brownwood
Jay T. Seate
Bill Prince
Elsie Shumate
Kate
Cemetery Chapel
Santa Anna Roper Guy Allen Wins National Finals Steer Championship
Guy Allen, 19, of Santa Anna, captured the world steer roping title at the National Finals in Laramie Wyoming on September 10 11. His father James Allen finished fourth in the event. The top 15 money earners roped 10 steers each. the final winner claims the world title and a belt buckle saddle and other prizes. Both Allen men are prominent Texas steer ropers.
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Guy Allen
Santa Anna
Laramie
Wyo
Guy
James Allen
Texas
Brady newspaper masthead and staff credits
Texas Press Association Brady publication details list address at 201 S. Bridge Street Brady Texas 76825 phone 597-2959 published every Friday second class mail matter since May 17 1910 L. B. Smith publisher Larry B. Smith editor Bob Wilson news editor
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S. Bridge Street
Brady
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Bob Wilson
Absorbed Local Papers Notice
A clarification note states erroneous reflections upon any person or firm will be corrected by management. It references the absorption of The Brady Enterprise and The McCulloch County Star on May 2, 1910 and Heart of Texas News on November 2, 1942.
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McCulloch County Star
Heart of Texas News
Brady Standard Advertising Rates and Notices Summary
Display rates listed as 1.66 per column inch, 0.10 extra for composition. Classy ads 0.08 per word, 0.07 subsequent insertions. minimum per issue 2.50. Notices of church events and non news items charged at regular rates. Various editions and regional titles cited, with states and out of country pricing up to 13.00 per line for continental U S rates.
Beam M F Mason Dies After Illness at 63
Manuel Franklin Beam 63 of Mason died Sunday at University of Texas Health Center Tyler after a lengthy illness. Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at First Baptist Church Mason with burial at Caveness Cemetery. Born January 6 1914 in Mason County he married Alma Meredith July 4 1936 in Brady. Survived by wife six sons six daughters two sisters two brothers and 28 grandchildren.
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Mason County
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Alma Meredith
Brady
The
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Wilton
Germany
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Franklin
Eatontown
N. J
Buford Beam
Gordon Ray
Kemp
Herman Glen Beam
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