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FARMERS, RANCHERS CO-OP SETS
3RD ANNUAL MEETING THURSDAY v,,
; traffic fatality in McCulloch
with I bounty this year, and the fifth
of mohair. Our acc>dental death in less than a
re-
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will be held at Lake View in San i
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to provide extra Sunday School
rooms.
Largest single project, however,
will be the First Methodist’s ed-
ucational building. Architect Er- j
nest Langford, head of the archi-
tectural engineering department
at Texas A&M College, discussed
plans for the building with mem-
bers of the church at two meet-
ings Saturday and at the Sunday
services. He is working now on
the final specifications, incorpor-
ating minor changes suggested in
his conferences with the church’s
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The third annual meeting of the pecially has this been true
Farmers, Ranchers, Consumers the
Cooperatives will be held Thurs- growers have without exception
more
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Ballinger for the first of tWo^ Dis-1 the 8-A
trict 8-A tournaments.
' drew a bye in me vpviuiiK rounu, | neys, tney " >n
and meets the winner of the Win- l representative.
ters-Santa Artna game at
I Friday afternoon.
The second district tournament mine the district titlist.
The Ballinger tournament
opens at 9 a. m. Friday with Lake
View opposing Coleman. The Win-
ters-Santa Anna tussle is set for
10:15 a. m. Ballinger, who also
drew a bye. meets tthe Lake View
' victor at 2:30: then the Brady
game follows at 3:45. The tour-
nament championship will be de-
ice damage to trees and power
lines is not as bad as last year’s
to ice storm, but glazed highways
» made traffic much more
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Published TWICE-A-WEEK attlt MpRlf $ £6'^5
Brady, McCulloch County, Texas Tuesday. January 27, 1918
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cided at 7:30.
Lake View and Ballinger
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bracket, and one of them should
reach the finals. If Brady’s Bull-
dogs turn in the same fine play
they did at the Eden tourney, they
could lw the other team in tha
championship game.
IJhe affair Fri-
l the War As-
i turns over to
b?e the Blue-
Rnt near Me-
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|y School rooms
brium seating
ducts.
“It has always been our belief
that wool and mohair should sell
on a graded basis and it is by
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mruximately 100 I
livestock show-' I
I James likes of,
may be seen
show window.
of Mr. and Mrs. to'.i.g Harkri ie-. wt ■ v:
f Melvin and are aWa.v Wlth *-p°at honors at
Talmasre c,,"n'v show earlier last w:
jicririil- took first and second place in
Angora two-tooth doe division
Brownwood, first place in Angora
doe kids, and second and fourth
for his Angora buck kids,
of the Melvin
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|the sta’r.
Fir-t Me!
Association, France, and into the Rhineland,
"J Here-j serving with the Ninth Infantry'
I ford Association, Texas Shorthorn Division headquarters. He was
and Texas Swine awarded the ..........
Breeders Association, February 3; medal with seven battle stars. He
j Breeders has asked for assignment
or dairyman needs.
“Another phase of our busi-
ness that is proving very bene-
ficial to the farmers and ranch-
men is our wool and mohair facil-
ities. With our two large ware-
houses, we are able to store and
process all of our many members i
and customers’ wool and mohair |
We are especially proud of the
fact that nearly all wool and mo-
hair place in our warehouses the
past year have been processed and
cutting
liil’.ace, in one
P'AA admin-
kGregor area,
rniillion-dollar
!• R. White of
L”as a mom-
K-lass of 1920
gently at the
fas a member
F °f 1895, and
F of the col-
lars.
place
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FR,or in Me-
F1' breaks out
. in
Saba Golden Gloves district
last week gained
much
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and
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i Texas Purebred Sheep
L_. T_„_„ ______
' Angus Association, February 4;
American Quarter Horse Associa-
tion, February 6; and Texas Palo-
mino Exhibitors Association, Feb-
J’y surprised.
llt® bus been i
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HeRe will use
"ear McGre-
‘ra; research
enter.
NEAR R|< HLAND—
Tree That “Breathes”
Is Heart Of Texas? I division.
Folks over in San Saba County Wesley Brackett of Rochelle
are still trying to move the Heart took a third in the breeder sheep
of Texas into their county. Now show with a Rambouillet
I they claim to have found a tree lamb and a second among
tooth rams, and N. M. Barnett of
Melvin took seventh place in the
adult class for heifers calved be-
tween January and April of last 'R “chpl7e school^
injuries in a traffic accident
the Menard road. One leg
in an
life, but i
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Martin Heads New
Wildlife Congress
Texas sportsmen and land
i orators Monday elected Rep. Tom
Martin of
lent of the newly-organized Tex-
; s Hunting and Fishing Congress.
The state legislator had called
the special meeting which form-
ed the new group.
Conservation of the state's
wildlife—game, and fish—1« the
principal aim of the congress.
'jm' year nave neon processed anu
■t-'<i;ind’( t|lp growers paid for their pro-
Livestock exhibitors from Bra-
dy' and vicinity have entered
breeding cattle, fat steers and fat
lambs in the 1948 Southwestern
Exposition and Fat Stock Show
competition in Fort Worth, Jan-
uary 30 through February 8.
Brady Future Farmers have en-
tered one animal in the Hereford
breeding class, six lambs and
eight steels in the Boys’ Livestock
Show. Norvel H. McCauley, coun-
ty agent, has entered three steers
in the Boys’ Livestock Show for
Myers and
‘vbc«.
Other exhibitors are the Sorell
Voca, which has one
entry in the Hereford breeding
class, and Tommy Brook of Camp <
San Saba who has entered 1(5 |
head in the Aberdeen-Angus ■
breeding classes.
The nearly 5,000 livestock en- I
tries in the show will be housed ,
in the six new livestock build- J
ings, built at a cost of $1,500,000
on the Will Rogers Memorial show
grounds. Included in the buildings '
are dormitories providing free ac ■
commoditions for exhibitors and
herdsmen. Hot and cold running
water, sh.iwers and wash rooms
j arc provided in each dormitory.
' Wine Elliott, veteran rodeo im-
i pcesario, will produce the rodeo
this year. Nineteen performances
will be bold in Will Rogers Mem-
orial Coliseum. Elliott will supply
154) bucking horses including his.
famo'Ja “Squaw Man", 100 bulls,
100 dogging steers, 100 calves, 80
cattle and 50 saddle
horses for the rodeo competition.
Olsen and Johnson, playing
their only Texas engagement, will
present 10 evening and four mat-
ia«e performances of their com-
Bradyites Beaten
In Golden Gloves
Six Brady youths entered
' San
competition last week
some experience, but not
else, for their troubles.
Billy Leach, P. I). Hendrix, Jim
Terry and Pete Stovall all lost
three-round decsions Thursday
night. Hilton Hayes lost out on a
' technical knockout in two
rounds. Jerry Horn survived the
first night on a bye, hut dropped
out of the running Friday.
built Ol-
in the
other
> al*
recently.
My rick
many
accidents.
no traffic is moving
ice-coated high-
in downtown
a minimum. No
reached Brady since
A Kerrville bus
f‘>r Brady early’
nit did not
er Kerrville
rrow Coach
incelled.
lines to Dallas
morning, as
a Fe tele-
K,z...hwestern States
'D lephone officials report no local
tic'.iLle, but are having difficulty
with long distance calls, and the
ie telephone line to San Angelo,
lt nhi
cold, have endangered McCulloch livestock.
No serious accidents have been reported in the county,
inR Sheriff Love Kimbrough and
City Marshal Joe Myrick say
there have been many falls and
other minor
P: act ically
on the county
ways, and traffic
Brady was at
Iusscs have
Monday night,
left San Antonio
Ti’.esda.-. morning,
ru
Herbert Harkrider.
• took most tl."
onors at the Brow:
show last week, exh!
the champion and res<
ion Angora docs.
g Harkrider, wtio
with goat honors
arlier
putting this policy into effect that
we have been able to render this
fine ■*.-*ie* to cur patrons. Ea-
I edy, “Hellzapoppln’ ” in Will ' Hereford
| Rogers Memorial Auditorium. The February 2; Texas Polled
[ comedians will also present a dif-1 *
, ferent Western show, “The Pio- i
neer Palace Screamline Revue”, in I
the theater-restaurant on the
show grounds each evening after
the rodeo and “Hellzapoppin’.’’
. Annual breed association meet-
ings to be held during the show I
I are the National Cutting Horse'
Association, February 1; Texaslruary 8.
The educational building will be
is located east of the First Metho-
at- dist Church and north of the par-
sonage. The two-story building
nth- will include 15 class rooms, a
lo- large auditorium, a kitchen, an :
pur- air conditioning room, and an of-
1‘ ,'ti-t fice for the church's educational
and director.
garage.
roll
i lie auuu i rpvi i nin uv piv-
sented by’ Charles Moore of San
j Angelo, and other
Coopera-I
Farmers,
Coopera-
I. Marshall, presi-
ai 5.4 .
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— „ as
Association and Texas. Aberdeen- projectionist in the air force.
Amarine spent 11 months over-
seas. and also took part in the
Rhineland campaign. He was,
awarded the European Theater
medal with one battle star and
the American Defense medal. He
has requested assignment as a I
stock clerk. I
Funeral services were held at
Sr. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Monday afternoon for Claudio
Vara, who died in a local hospi-
tal Saturday morning from in-
juries received in an
accident last week.
The 21-year-old Brady i :an,
who was emplyed at the local
Piggly-Wiggly store, received leg
on
was
they claim to have found
' that "goes in and out, just like
big heart beating.”
1 The big hollow
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Methodist To Construct
000 Eternal Building
Leyr,'c' I ! > *>e" Pace.ar® included in the balcony. Fred Sinton is chairt ian
L;s veiir 011
Li builtlinK
Lt c:.;
extensive
L in T
[s have
[par.-onages
ths. Two .
Lade extensive
hitions 1—
Ln a new parish
Mount Calvary
l And bids wdl
[ month on a new
Paul's Episcopal
Lunges recently building committee.
Ly churches are
kt ihe bet <>:n
parson'1'''
Lan Struts. a<l-
Lh on the so
kneer !■'' ” ■
ko lot, wa- ]
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An addition was recently made to the building committee and A. T.
Barton is secretary. The building
is planned to take care of the
church needs of Methodist child-
ren and young people. These fac-
ilities are presently, and inade-
quately. housed in the church
basement.
of the
of j Ranchers, Consumers
other recent tives are M.
dent, who will preside at the
meeting; and J. Rockett Hall, vice
president. They are O. G. Dahl-
berg and Harry Hanson are hold-
over directors, while retiring di-
rectors are W. E. Lohn, Jr., J. T.
Brown and Floyd Guice*
“lit is with a good deal
| pride and satisfaction that
To Accept come t° this, our third annual
’’’ kj. -s nvwfino?.”. said Pm- -
sidcnniarshall. “This is the MyrMI W
first full year that we have oper- C..— -
ated since completing our 150,- Ranch in
000-bushel elevator and feed mill.
We are enjoying a steady’ increase
in our feed business, due to the
fact that our feeds are always |
fresh and are manufactured from
the highest quality ingredients.
Our line of Heart-o-Texas feeds
always includes anything that
the farmer, rancher, poultryman
I
A '. <
press time. Supt.
tannounced schools would close ar.
2:3o p.m. today and would not
re-open until Thursday, and only
then if weather permits. County
Supt. J E. Herrington reports
, and pos-
sibly others in the county, were
closed Tuesday. He has been un-
able to contact all of his districts.
Four basketball games sche-
duled for Brady Tuesday night
have been cancelled. The Junior
Chamber of Commerce meeting
set for tonight at Curtis Field
has been postponed one week, un-
til February 3.
A full basketball card had been
scheduled for Brady fans, with
| two games at the hig1! school
gym and two at the jun.ar high
gym. But Coach Fred Sailing an-
nounced Tuesday morning that
the four games had been cancell-
ed. due to hazardous travel con-
ditions.
City Councilman B. L. Hugbet?,
and Chamber of Commerce Man-
ager Joe T. Ogden left Monday
afternoon for Dallas, where they
bad hoped to enplane for Wash-
ington. They were to attend a
I committee meeting in Washing-
ton Thursday, seeking further
funds for Brady Creek flood con-
trol work, but they are not
pected to continue the trip.
County Judge Claude Knight.
I Turret0 Page^S.
BRADY GOES TO BALLINGER FRIDAY
FOR FIRST DISTRICT 8-A TOURNEY
Friday the Bulldogs travel to | mination tournaments, it will be
l Western representative.
8-A tournaments. Brady | If different teams win the tour-
bye in the opening round, | neys, they will meet to decide the
This team will
3:45 then play the Eastern 8-A champ-
ion a three-game series to deter-
SMALL Fin—This 1,000-pound Aberdeen-Angus
calf will be shown by C. E. Harlow, Jr., of Calf Creek
at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show
which opens in Fort Worth Friday. The animal, bred by
Tommy Brook of Camp San Saba, took first place in
the Angus senior division at the McCulloch County
Boys’ Fat Stock Show ia2* week.
batu i i
Lurtn »
Ila ■!<!>:' k
L P. N- 1 -ved
L. win h "U a
|the Fir.-' Metho-
kte Oetob ■
L is of ’ll
Biaue ’I'.irclri •*•<1
ktian Church for
■ (b .. ]](>x
[building i- con-
kzeway with a
[The grounds, at I
■tet, are beauti-
[an'i the parson-
■corated and re- j
First Christian
Harold II. Burk-
in this month.
■Forking now on
ions for the new
■copal Church,
■xpected to be
The new church
llilde’ a large
| and nave, a
. wupci ut i ♦ vn n u i i/x iiviu i hui n* gi v r> ci r,
L '*a-v afternoon at 2 o’clock, with received
the entire membership of the or- mohair by gradiqg it than receiv-
ganization urged to be present, ed
Several prominent speakers
to be heard, and three new dir-
ectors will be elected by the
stockholders.
The audit report will be pre- i
Fort Worth Stock Show Will Get
”—for Coperativse; Frank
|)C I Tripplett of Amarillo, vice pre- I A A
entries rrom McCulloch
parish Bailey Gilmore of Dallas, repres- f
a nee
e line to ban
h went out Tuesday morning,
still out as The Standard
’vent to press.
City trucks have sanded some
( f Brady's hills, but travel is still
very hazardous. Only one electric
'■ of Go q. fl
I of Mis,
tur Ru,'«ma B
r" M?'8 hr°'tj
■">d the
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Brady Schools Closing;
Games, Meetings Cancelled;
Communications Hampered
| The ice-bound Heart of Texas area was almost cut off
from the rest of an equally-icy state Tuesday. Two days of
freezing mist hate coated McCulloch County with ice, some
communications and power lines are down, and glazed
streets and highways have brought traffic to a standstill.
A new cold wave moved in Tuesday, dropping the local
temperature to 19.6 degrees at noon. A light powdery snow
blew in on the strong north wind and was still falling as The
Standard went to press. Only a trace of snow had been re-
corded in Brady at noon, however.
No quick relief is expected, with colder weather fore-
cast for tonight, with continued snow or freezing rain, and
continued cold tomorrow. Iced-over range and the severe
LIKE ARMY LIFE—
Nichols And Amarine
Enlist At San Antonio
Elvin D. Nichols of Brady and
* Robert E. Amarine of Fife, both
i World War II veteran, have
enlisted—Nichols in the air force
at Randolph Field and Amarine
in the army at Fort Sam Hous-
ton.
Nichols fought in Sicily, through
■
n organ equip-
ind study, and a
khen. The church
k the center of
Is not been an-
■ndscaped lawn 1
lio between the i
I of the church, j
II be placed in
■ Angelo, and other out-of-tewn
lie Mount Cal- i speakers of interest will include
L? i 1 1 L',.l 13.. —— C M
j were r
Bowie. Bank
Coperativse;
WALLACE \ND JAMES FIKES
Stock Show Ribbons
I ^splayed AtSta ndard
A display of a;
rib', ns, won in
by Wallace Jr., an
Melv'n ince 1945
in The Standard’s
They are the sun
Wallace Fikes o
young feeders under
Wood. Melvin vocational agricul-
ture instructor.
)Vailuce and Janies had
automobile breeding Southdown sheep i
ed in the Brady show last week, P-aces
winning one red and four hiue Carroll Barnett
ribbons. They have a flock of 20 FFA chapter took second place in
Rambouillet power line is down in the city, and
and ninth Superintendent Edward Geeslin
Melvin 1 place in the individual Rambouil- said he expected no further trou-
| let or Delaine division. Horace ble unless more ice was added to
• j Mitchell, also of the Melvin FFA, i the lines.
took fourth place in the latter class. ’
Another Melvin Future Farmer.
H. Barnett, showed his calf 1
sixth place in the senior fat steer have made
dangerous.
Brady schools were open Tues-
day. but had many absentees. At
W. E. Whitten
ram
two-
Father
conducted the
1 Burial was in
Vara is survived by his parents,
' both Brady residents.
Vara’s death was the
' traffic fatality in
accidental death in less than
week. Only one person was kill-
ed in an auto accident in the I
county last year. I breathes
! Springs, and was supposedly dis-
Mr. and Mrs. .1. (>. Lawson, of I covered by some foxhunters.
Lohn. are the parents of a son. Folks over that wav are sure that
"p^nesday at Brady Hos-1 their tree marks the “new”
P*t*L I Heart of Texas.
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