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♦ DAUUL + Guaranteed the Largest Bona Fide Paid Circulation of Any Newspaper Published n McCulloch County Tea,
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* THERE IS GENERAL public in-
dignation at the action of the
autoist who last Thursday night
sped away in the darkness after
knocking down and crushing a
prominent Brady citizen. Officers
have offered a reward of $150 for
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the guilty party,
and it would afford universal sat-
*tion to see justice meted out
is case. There appears small
t but what the tragic affair
entirely accidental; therefore,
he driver stopped to render
> express his concern and his
, public sympathy would
>een his, as much as it is with
ictim.
it the reprehensible action of
.eeing in the darkness, without
* thought or care for the mangled
T victim, lying in a sweltering pool
’ of blood on the pavement, is what
brings down the severest of con-
demnation. The state laws declare
’t a felony offense to fail to stop
and render aid after an accident,
and “hit and run” autoists are not
apt to find themselves dealt lightly
with.
^ The Brady STANDARD
TWICE-A-WEEK ABSORBED THE BRADY ENTERPRISE AND THE MeCULLOCIF COUNTY STAD WAV o *
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TH VSARTEESTEP RISE Brady, McCulloch County, Texas, Tuesday, Feluary 25,1936 XcULtH 0UMY ===============
~ - j — ■ - j ----— Vol. III, No 7 Whole Number 5533
Simpson Builds New ROCHRI IEPAID pR AC A D
Tourists’ Courts Here KUUAELLL FAIN INULLAIMED urk Baseball Team
------------------i Organizes This Week
VOL. XXVII. No. 98
McCULLOCH
TEAM TAKES
CAGE TITLE
Milburn Cougars Defeat
Liberty in Overtime Game
for District Championship
at Brownwood Past Week
B. Simpson last week had work
begun on a new Tourists’ Courts,
which he will erect on Highway
No. 9, just one block this side of
the south city limits. Mr. Simp-
son’s present plans contemplate
BEST COMMUNITY EXHIBIT
Second Annual Home Products Show by
FFA Draws Crowd Estimaed at 2,000;
Sweden Booth Takes First ‘lace at Fair
A newcomer in Brady recently re-
marked that there was more fast
and reckless driving about the
plaza and on the thorofares of the
city than any place he had ever
been. There is one thing that will
put effective stop to speeding and
general disregard of the safety
laws, and that is PUBLIC SENTI-
MENT. It is useless to rail at or
criticise the officers for failure to
take action in the matter, because
until the citizens back them whole-
heartedly and without reserve,
their hands are tied.
* * *
Not so long ago highway cops ar-
rested a motorists on one of our
highways for a flagrant violation
of traffic laws. They presented
their evidence before a jury; the
defendant did not so much as call
| a single witness in his own be-
1 half. And the jury acquitted him
of any wrong-doing. The highway
ops washed their hands of Brady
you travel our highways at your
n risk.
■ before you get too indignant
mnt the matter, suppose you can-
f ask yourself if you are do-
your part to enable proper en-
lement of our traffic laws.
• • •
HE FIVE COMMUNITIES par-
ticipating in the second annual
me Products Shows at Rochelle
"t Saturday may be said to have
t their best foot forward; in
ct, it was even better than that!
Sauce’s observation was that
vere all dressed up, and boy,
were a-steppin’ and a-goin'
Milburn High School’s basket-
ball team, representatives of 'Mc-
Culloch county, won the District
Eight championship at Brownwood
Saturday night by taking an over-
time 34-32 victory from the classy
little team from Liberty, ■ small
Hamilton county school in the fi
nal game of the two-day tourna-
ment held on the Howard Payne
court. Milburn will go to Abilene
this week-end to battle for the
The Brady baseball organization
meeting will be held in the district
courtroom here Thursday night at
6 o clock, the purpose of the gath-
ering being to decide on whether
this town will place a team in the
Country League for the com-
ing season. The meeting will be
in charge of S. P. Tomlinson, Jr
manager of the Brady Turks the
past season.
Tomlinson last week attended
ten houses of hollow tile and stuc-
co construction, each comprising
one large room, together with kit-> - . .
chen, shower and sanitary equip- The largest crowd that has gathered intochelle in many
ment, and as well with a 20-ft. years proclaimed the Home Products ShowSaturday one of one , .
Folraweand joiningai The Courts will the most outstanding community or coury shows i„ this the organizationmetee attended
Angeles courts in san Angelo, and area, with an estimated 2,000 persons on had to witness the ~ 4e E *.....■ '
will be an attractive addition to Judging of fine horses, cattle and sheep, ar to see the many
the tity, and as well an important booths and exhibits on display by the worn of the Rochelle
service to tourists. community. More than $400 in cash pres and numerous
| The tract on which the Courts awards of merchandise, went to the varies winners of the
will be located is on the east side show, which is sponsored annually by tl FFA chapter of
sizethandhisthwan liovationtthat Rochelle High School with R. P. Tull, votional teacher, as
makes for a most attractive site.I advisor. Two large uildings. With the irtition taken out.
SELL BONDS
BEGIN WORK
JUNIOR HIGH
Big Savings Effected as
Arrangements Completed
With Governm’t for Loan
and Grant for Building
regional championship which was
won last year by the Lions of
Brownwood High School.
the Fill Country League, at
which M. " Armstrong of Rich- ----uay mgnt completed
land Springs was re-elected presi- negotiations for the sale of $56 -
dent of the loop, J E- Latham of 000 worth of refunding bonds and
Mason, vice. President, and E. E. Tuesday morning Jacob Banspach
Martin of Llano, secretary and Construction Company of San
treasurer. It is the plan of the tonio started breaking ground for
league to operate six clubs this the construction of the new Bra-
makes for a most attractive site, auvidui. Iwo large undigs, win me pruton taken out, bussonint lese rbeing Fredericks- dy,Junior High School building.
Clearing of the lot and placing of housed the booths and individual exhibitswhich included all Richland Springs Ban, Sabar which matured the refunding bonds,
towns had representatives’pres- was negotiated at the rateatr
D.The Brady Independent School
Distriet..Monday night completed
new Bra-
material on the ground was got- kinds of articles fron the farm, ranch az home,
ton under way last week, with ac-! 7 1
Brownwood High School. I tual building operations begun yes- C redit for this, the finest, prod-
Milburn trailed throughout the terday. J. E. Haynes and Otto! uets show ever held in McCulloch
first three quarters of Saturday Kinman are in charge of the con-| Cdoun ' according to sue old-tim-
night’s battle with Liberty but struction work, with Mr. Simpson eum E Gainer G. V. Young,
came from behind in the fourth personally supervising operations. '' Hamilton and J. 1 winam-
quarter to finish the regulation---
playing time all square and went
on to win out in the extra period.
Liberty led 8-2 at the end of the
first quarter and was out 13-11 at
the intermission. The Hamilton
rsmor High School building.
The sale of the refunding bonds.
Individual e, George Johanson,
first and sc nd, and Dannie Price
third. ,
county boys had increased their
advantage to 24-18 as the last
eight minutes of play began. Mil-
burn rallied to knot the count at
26-all and from then on it was
anybody’s ball game.
Milburn and Liberty reached the
championship game with victories
over Lamkin and May, respective-
ly.
Box score of the title game fol-
lows:
Milburn—34
w was, without question of
le of the finest exhibits
inity pride and commun-
ss to be found anywhere.
striking illustration of
arkable accomplishment
hieved when citizens and
ies work wh le-heartedly
It was further proof
i of what a wonderful or-
1 is the Future Farmers
ca chapter of Rochelle,
at great importance it is
lle’s present and future
For the Rochelle Show,
year and this, was ori-
id sponsored by the FFA,
able leadership of R. P.
-pter advisor.
scarce less interest and im-
e is the Future Homemak-
anization and the 4-H Club,
which is doing its part in
finer, happier, healthi-
a self-reliant and more suc-
self-sustaining citizenship.
Hous booths were not only
Kith interesting exhibits,
“splendid display and ar-
ent spoke volumes for the
S care and efforts of the
Just for example, the
webooth had the name of
marnity lettered in bolls of
that of East Sweden
winning booth, by the
letters of the name
guch with a different grain
b in that community.
McMillan, f
H. Fenn, f ___________
C. Penn, c .............
J. Dunn, g _______.
W. Dunn, g
Templeton, g__
Totals ______
Liberty—32
Hill, f _............
Kelm, f
J. Parrish, c ----------
Perryman, g
W. Parrish, g
Billingsley, g ____
r worthwhile move spon-
the Rochelle FFA was the
it troop, and which had
sting exhibit, including
lature log cabins that all
esome of the pioneers
“And the old-timers are
to admit that the
he coming generation are
Them how to and what
muced in the way of fine
Vtheir feeding projects.
6=5 % *
A FEW of the ob-
■s Sauce made during
K stay at the Home
ja how: Opinions vary
I how many straws
loom % . . Rochelle girls
make the most tempting
sand as for pies and
Why!.... the Methodist
Other PTA of Rochelle
Time another in catering
Eutites of visitors, the
inghpies, cakes, coffee
Eicoluite, while the latter
pros sandwiches and
theirs was a friendly
Wabor serving a patron
hLassitate to recom-
ompetitor . . . service
Ewas the motto of
hand they gave an a-
por the money . . . art
led an sandwich-making
•stand with five ladies
contributing * service
Jiprokress of the bun to
lege 4, Col. 2, Plense)
4 3-4%, the proceeds of which will
used to refund $56,000 worth of
5′2%. and 6% bonds now out-
standing against the Brady Inde-
pendent School District. The sav-
ings thus effected will amount to
approximately $46,000, it was said
Sale and approval of these
bonds completes the arrangement
with the government for the loan
I and grant of $98,182 for the con-
| struction of the new junior high
I school building. The contractors
i last week erected office building
and tool house on the building site,
and Tuesday morning began break-
ing ground for the building prop-
er. The contract calls for the
The league officers voted to in-
augurate the Shaughnessey play-
at the conclusion of the regular
E-2, with the first
tour clubs to engage in the cham-
pionship series.
In the dividual yearling doe playing schedule8
goat exhib Ted Knight won first 185 '
place, and 11 Crews, second.
Horses d Mules—Best draft
team over.00, H. C. Wood, first;
W.
ison, who have lived in that com-
4 4 W munity for more than a half cen-
M AV H R I I K Itury, goes to the Rochele Future en..... . ,oo
V . A Farmer chapter, and t c officers | Van Jeffe second,
DIAD TIDA A 1X0 of the fair associati , Arthur Mooring, rd. Best draft tea
K 1 C r HE A/)I Moseley, president: M. A. Gainer, under 2,40 A. L. Neal, first, an
* 1 1 % I vice president, and T. E Price, sec- L F Den, second
An MIIITI 0 retary, in addition to a arge group saddle he, Charlene
/II 1 IXi I I H % of ladies, including Mis. Dee Jef-
€ U A U 1 % D fers, Mrs. Tobe Smith Mrs. Char-
--------------------------------- , les Bryson, Mrs. Kate Bennett and
Prospect of Production Mrs. M. N. Williamson. Gentle-
Improved. I ower Casino men who headed men’s department
Impi oved er . 1 asing | were Tol J. Roberts Charles Brat-
Today in W ildeat to 1.830 ton. Lowell Smith, lichard Mose-
Feet and Then Will Swab ley and Conrad Johanson.
team
BRADY TR ACK
SQUAD TO VIE
F. Den, second. All-purpose
---------j Bratton,
first; A. Neal, second, and TAT r , .
Lloyd Mcey. third. Best indi- FOR LAIREI C
vidual ma H. C. Wood, first; 2 UAL LAUALLO
Frank Wehead, second; Leon
Parker, th. Best colt under one
year, Bob illiamson, first, sec-
ond and id. Individual stallion.
Van Jeffe first; Bob Williamson,
second, a C W. Knight, third.
Best teanules, H. N. Davis,
first; J. Stewart, second. Best
mule coluder one year, Tobe
Smith fiiand second. Best in-
dividual e any age, H. N. Da-
tained everything from grains to vis firstid second, and J. D.
baby’s clothing, and they were Stewart, d.
displayed and decorated in such Judges the show were R. J.
manner as to do any county seat Powell, hland Springs, beef
town justice. 1 " -
Score of Candidates Are completion of the buildin with
Working Out Daily; Me- a period of 175 working days in
Lean and Dye Leaders of H “
Team for Coming Season
the new junior high school
building, plans for which were de-
signed by Architect John G. Beck-
en of San Angelo, will be modern
in every respect, containing 18
classrooms and a combination au-
ditorium and gymnasium. It will
be a two-story building, located in
the center of Central Ward block
facing South Fourth street
. W : F. Lewis, technical advisor
for the Brady School Board, and
James M. Kelley, federal engineer
-—~ — vuanu is well supplied in ' large of inspection, have been
with material in the dashes and here forthe past two weeks mak-
hurdles, but the candidates for the ing preliminary arrangements for
field events are untried. In John starting the work of construction
McLean and Charlie Dye, star dash of the new building. Mr. Kelley’s
men who have been elected co-cap- duties will be to see that all con-
tains of the track team Brady has struction work is carried out ac-
two cinder path artists who should cording to government specifica-
rank with the best in West Texas tions, while Mr. Lewis will serve
as contact man with the govern-
ment representative, looking after
local interests in behalf of the
school board, and in seeing that
The community boths attracted
the eye of every vsitor who en-
tered the exhibit buildings, with
East Sweden contnunity booth
placing first, Fairvew second, and
Placid third. These booths con-
(San Angelo Times, Tuesday)
Its prospect of production con-
sidered improved by a 20-minute
head that developed at 10 o’clock
yesterday morning as tools were
being drawn, Maverick Oil Co.’s
No. 1 Jim Rice, southeastern Con-
cho county wildcat, is scheduled to
lower 5 3-16-inch Casing today to
____1,830 feet, and then swab. If it
15 4 10 34 indicates yield of 25 barrels or
more daily it will be tubed and
placed on the pump; otherwise,
the sand likely will be shot.
No. 1 Rice is bottomed at 1,-
842 feet. Its head yesterday was
the longest it has made. During
the shutdown from Saturday aft-
ernoon until yesterday morning the
__oil rose an estimated 500 to 750
2 90 feet. The exact top of the column
was not determined since a bailer_____________________..,_____..___
loaded with water that was run for man, second, and Ed Knutson,'
that purpose was emptied by the third. Junior division, Billy Huff- |
gas pressure. The tools then were! man, first; El Knutson, second,
run to the bottom to ascertain the and Lonnie Kutson, third,
depth of the oil, no new hole being! Winners of the sheep division:
made, and the test began flowing Rambouillet, ren of five ewe lambs,
as the tools were being drawn. ! Wesley Braton, first, and Rich-
A. 15-foot joint of 5 3-16-inch ard Bratton, second. Pen of five
casing and a swab had not reached
the lease from Coleman late yes-
terday but were expected during
the night. The short joint will
permit lowering the pipe to the
point where the hole was reduced.
The sand section from which the
oil is coming is between 1,835 and
1,842 feet, the number of feet of
oil bearing sand being unknown.
Gas was struck on Feb. 15 in bro-
ken sandy lime at 1,827 1 feet aft-
er a hard lime cap 24 feet thick
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Judges the show were R. J.
Brady High School’s track pros-
pects are the brightest they have
been in several seasons, and Coach
Russ Holland, former Brady High
School and Daniel Baker College
luminary, is optimistic regarding
the chances of his lads going
places in the county and district
meets this year.
Totals ___________12 8
Referee—Meyers (TCU).
Umpire—Morris (DBC).
6 32
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Rev. J. T. McCaa
Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1936.
Ash Wednesday.
Celebration of the Holy Com-
munion, 10:00 a. m.
Public cordially invited.
Condition of Bell Is
Regarded as Grave
The condition of Clarence Bell
has grown critical, pneumonia hav-
ing developed Sunday morning,
with members of the family con-
stantly at his bedside. He was de-
clared to be a “very sick man” at
Brady hospital, where he has been
since the accident.
Mr. Bell suffered two broken
legs, between the ankles and knees,
when struck by an automobile that
speeded onward about dark, Thurs-
day evening, the accident occuring
on South Bridge street, or High-
way 9, to the rear of the Bell res-
idence. He suffered from loss of
blood, and a transfusion was nec-
essary Friday.
He appeared somewhat better
Saturday, but pneumonia developed
in both lungs, and today at noon,
his condition was grave.
McCulloch County officers Sat-
urday posted a reward of $150 for
information leading to arrest and
final conviction of the hit and run
driver.
District Office TRC
Moved Brownwood
District 14 headquarters office
of the Texas Relief Commission
have been moved from Brady to
Brownwood, the change having
been effected Saturday.
Mrs. Jessica W. Bennett is dis-
trict administrator and will be in
charge of the office at Brown-
wood. Mrs. Margaret Marks will
continue her duties as secretary to
Mrs. Bennett.
Counties in TRC district 14 are
the same counties which made up
district 14 of the Works Progress
Administration. These twelve
counties are Brown, Coleman, Mc-
Culloch, Runnels, San Saba, Con-
cho, Kimble, Mason, Llano, Me.
nard. Gillespie and Blanco.
Brownwood was headquarters
for TRC district 14-A until Jan-
uary 1, when districts 14-A and
14-B were combined, and Brady
was made district headquarters.
The counties in 14-B were Brown,
Coleman, Runnels, Concho and Mc-
Culloch.
Moving of the district relief of-
fice will simplify administration
of the work of the relief office,
WPA office and commodities proj-
ect, officials said.
was drilled.
and dairytle; Harry Kahn, Fort
The livestock show was declar- Worth, I J. D. Prewit, Brady,
ed by ranchmen to be exception-sheep; EBacon, San Saba, poul-
ally good, with 200 sheep, 60 hors-’try; Get Henderson, Brady,
es and mules, 1) calves and 30 horses amules: Jewell Patter-
pens of poultry being entered. I son, Braand Mary Hargrove,
Many of the winning sheep and Brady, wn’s work.
calves will be altered in the San----
Angelo and Fort Worth shews, 200 Filers Attend
said Mr. Tull. m 1 -
The winners of the calf show, TAA eeting Here cLean placed in the S
were as follows: Senior division. | Two bed farmers from elev- at Austin last year the State meet
Lonnie Knutsor, first; Billy Huff-en countin this area attended sprint. in the 440-yard
*‘ - i meetin Brady, Tuesday of
.last weellled by the Texas Ag-
1 riculturasociation. The meet-
ing was a general mass meet,
but was ‘armers who are coun-
ty and aunity agricultural as-
sociationirmen.
H G. 8 of Brownwood, pres-
ident of Texas Agricultural
Associatwas principal speaker.
C. H. D.' Plainview, represent-
ative ofTAA in charge of Or-
ganizatiork, was in charge of c . n , — —, - cane
the met W. R. Stark of Con- prospect; Roby Sheffield, Bryson
cho couteted as chairman.
Resole asking Congress to
follow administration’s piou
for sellooled cotton instead of
forcing of a given number of
bales reek and asking the
House es the agricultural bill
recentised by the Senate, were
wired ixas Congressmen and
Senate
buck lambs, Uchard Bratton, first;
Wesley Braton, second; James
Johanson, thrd. Pen of five mut-
ton lambs, David Bratton first
and second, and Willard Jackson,
third: Individual lamb, Leroy
Engdahl, fist; Donnie Price, sec-
ond; David Bratton, third; Louis
Myers, fouth. Individual buck,
Richard Fratton, first; Wesley
Bratton, scond, and Richard Brat-
ton, third Individual ewe, Wes-
ley Bratton, first and second, and
Richard Bratton, third. Delaine
class, per of five ewe lambs.
Pen of
The wild cat is four miles north-___...., pe. .. .... .
west of Melvin and 14 miles east George Jhanson, first, .
of Eden, in the southwest corner five buck lambs, Woodrow Wilson,
of the northwest quarter of sec- ... ............ Ju.n, ..Jouo.
tion 18, I.N' R’ Ry- Co. survey, Wilson, frst; Harold Wilson, sec-
abstract 16-116. cond. and Woodrow Wilson A
first. Individual buck, Woodrow
cond, and Woodrow Wilson, third.
Coach Holland is well
supplied
two cinder path artists who should
rank with the best in West Texas
McLean placed in the State meet
Melvin again will be a contend- the on — * ecc mat
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squad at the McCulloch school each
year. His boys last year won the
district championship, Brady trail-
ing third.
In addition to McLean and Dye,
track, candidates at Brady High
School who are working out daily
include Earnest Barker, a fine
.. , ---------. v. w.c new
unit for the Brady school system
was let the latter part of December
to Banspach Construction Co., of
San Antonio, on low bid of $72,-
556. Of this amoun
were voted by the citizenship of
Brady school district, with a fed-
eral loan and grant of $48,182
supplementing the sum.
Roberts, Billie Roberts, Ralph’ Al
is to ley, Vance Huff, Joe Ramon, Ver-
plan non Henton, B. A. Hallum, Jr., Roy
Plan Barnett, J. M Kirklin, Bernard
Kirklin, Cecil Schill, Jack Wolfe
Bill Ogden, Robert Hays and oth-
ers.
Courrepresented were: Mc-
Cullocino, San Saba, Brown,
Colemioncho, Mason, Blanco
ComaRunnels and Mills. ’
OWNERS AND STOCK IN McCULLH SHOW
The squad will get its first taste
of competition Friday afternoon,
beginning at 4 o’clock, when a tri-
angular meet between Brady, Mel-
vin and Rochelle teams, will be
held on the Brady High School
field. The county track and field
meet will be held here a month
hence, March 27 and 28, with an
invitation track meet being plan-
ned here for the week following
The Bulldogs, said Coach Holland.
Will enter the Veribest invitation
meet on March 7, and he plans to
take several of his proteges to the
Southwestern Exposition & Fat
Stock Show track meet at Fort
Worth, the latter part of March
Talkies on John Deere
Day Next Tuesday
A big, free program of enter-
tainmentand education is assured
McCulloch County citizens next
Tuesday, March 3rd, in the John
Deere Day celebration to be giv-
en in Brady under auspices of Ben
L. White & Co., local representa-
tives of the John Deere Company.
Old and young, alike, are invited to
be present.
Two new John Deere talking pic-
tures will be presented, the first,
being titled, • Sheppard & Son,”
and the second, “Murphy Delivers
the Goods.” The pictures will be
realistic stories of life on the farm,
instructing in new and better ways
of farming, new ways to save mon-
ey, new machines to cut costs, new
methods to increase yields and new
hints on getting the most from
your tractor.
The events and candidates out
of each, are as follows:
strt.lt and ^^^ zhartingoTuambf .moitii, fun;
won this event in county meet last
year, with time of 10.4.
220-Yard Dash _ _______
and Sheffield. Dye also won this tion, and ir
event last year, time of 23.4. ‘And 1
440. Yard Dash—McLean, Bar
. The Pictures will be shown at
the Ben L. White & Co. building
and continuing thruout th« day,
We invite every farmer in’the
nes d i McCulloch trade area to be our
— Dye, Barker guest and to see this demonstra-
1 particular do we want
them to bring the boys,” said Mr
Hurr.-Yard Run—MeLean and and thc work they can and should
Mile e to________do on the farm. . Th«y will tell
Huff.
, Mile Run—Henton, Hallum and their story in plain, understand.
• ce, Ramon „ ble manner, and the p ictur - -"
„ High Hurdles—Billie Roberts, illustrate the methods and
Henton, Barnett and McLean. ... . way to man ke , nem both
Low Hurdles—Roberts, Barnett, interesting and educational whale
Henton and McLean. ’ we plan to White
High Jump—Billie Roberts, Bar- occasion, at the
nett. Alley, J. M Kirklin.
Broad Jump—Dye, Barker, Billie
Roberts.
Pole Vault—Barker and Schill.
Discus—Schill and J. M. Kirk-
lin.
manner, and the pictures will
. —-----------opera-
tions in a way to make them both
Shot Put—Barnett and Hallum.
Javelin Throw—McLean, Bar-
nett, and J. M. Kirklin.
we plan to make this an enjoyable
— same time the first
object in mind is to make it edu-
cational and profitable to all who
attend. We are counting on a big
day and want everyone who pos.
sibly can to be with us on this
occasion."
Here are some of the partici-
pants and animals to be shown at
the McCulloch County Stock show.
Upper left is Clifford Huffman
and his 4-H ca'. Upper right, left Below, left, is Billy Huff, spent ^^ weekend here
to right, an Gorge Purcell, Kirby ft his 4-H eair, and right U guests of Perehi-e. --
Huffman and I. D. Prewit, 4-H Patterson, holding the
Club enthusicts of McCulloch son, Lewis, cau
and his 4-H ca» Upper right, left
Since the John Deere Days were
first inaugurated, they have grown
in interest and value, and every.
, ------I where are accorded splendid atten-
Pershing Jones and L- w- McAn- dance and meet with evident ap-
ally of Carthage, returned to Aus- preciation upon the part of the
tin Monday afternoon after having citizens.__
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The Brady Standard (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 98, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 25, 1936, newspaper, February 25, 1936; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1668132/m1/1/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.