Harper Social Roundup Brims With Local Visits
A busy Harper week features V. A. Cottle and family, Clem Little, and others sharing a Sunday lunch. Visits span Kerrville Fredericksburg Junction and Fredericksburg events with many Harpers attending baccalaureate services and marshmallow roasts near Beaver Lake.
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Harper
Fredericksburg
V. A. Cottle
Floyd Casper
Clem Little
Roy Cottle
Howard
N. A. Cottle
Frank Staudt
Mr and Mrs Henry Tatsch at their ranch visit
Mr and Mrs Henry Tatsch and gon Belton are spending the first of the week at their ranch.
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James Jung
George Hagan
San Antonio
Jake Jung
C. C. Durst
Elgin Bode
Durst
Herman Fischer
Fredericksburg
Henry Tatsch
Gon Belton
William Pape Jr. returns home after appendectomy
Willie Pape Jr. of the Peters burg community has returned home from Kerrville where he underwent an operation for appendicitis. He is doing very nicely. Miss Grace Duke, who was our primary teacher this last term of school was accompanied to her home in Bandera Tuesday by her brother.
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Willie Pape Jr
Petersburg
Kerrville
Grace Duke
Bandera
Harper's 7th Straight Win Beats Blanchard Nine 6 3
Harper tops Fredericksburg Blanchard Nine 6 to 3 in a ninth inning rally that produced four runs. Enderlin homered and B Sageser pitched well with 10 strikeouts as Harper improves to seven straight wins at home. Attendance high with fans from both towns.
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Harper
Blanchard
Fredericksburg
Enderlin
B. Sageser
Schaefer
Williams
Scarborough
C. Sageser
Hollmig
Sageser
Klaerner
Klaernr
Alf. Schandua
Commencement Exercises Highlight Local Graduation Ceremony
The Commencement program at the schood auditorium featured songs from graduates, valedictories by Miss Alice Nichols and Mattie Rogers, a grammar grade salutatory by Miss Francis Floyd, and piano solos by Miss Anita Granville and Mrs. Warren Hunter. Rev. W. Wolf gave the invocation and Prof Carmack of Schreiner Institute delivered the principal address as diplomas were presented by Rev. A L Barr.
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Schood
Alice Nichols
Mattie Rogers
Francis Floyd
Anita Granville
Warren Hunter
W. Wolf
Carmack
Schreiner Institute
A. Ll
Barr
Mildred DeFreest
Seventh Grade Class History Chronicle of 1926 Events
The document recalls a 1926 Seventh Grade class of forty journeying through a year of parades, basketball, a six page class newspaper The Searchlight with editor Herman Kuhlman, field and literary victories, a moonlit picnic, and a farewell party. Scouts and First Class members are noted among the students.
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Herman Kuhlman
May Stein
Woodrow Braeutigam
Billie Burke
Ernst Holly
U S Swine Sanitation Method Attracts Foreign Interest
The USDA developed a swine sanitation method to control intestinal parasites and Americans report strong success. Foreign inquiry, including a letter from Salonica Greece, reflects growing international interest in the technique. The zoological division's scientists maintain a vast index catalogue of animal parasites through ongoing exchanges.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Salonica
Greece
Szoological Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
Card of Thanks for sympathy at death of wife
The bereaved family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown after the death of their wife mother grandmother and sister They thank Rev Koerner for condolence words and floral offerings. Juenke and Schoenewolf advertise work clothing bargains.
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Rev. Koerner
Boy Drowns Seiv ing for minnows Near Gainesville
Henry Beam seven year old son of C R Beam drowned while seiving for minnows on his father's farm seven miles northeast of Gainesville. The accident occurred Wednesday evening.
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Gainesville
Tex
Henry Beam
C. R. Beam
Dress Goods in Newest Shades and Patterns
Readily available dress fabrics show latest shades and patterns for the season. Shoppers may find rich velvets, printed silks, and lightweight cottons among the new arrivals. Prices and assortments vary by supplier, with racks ready for sewing projects and ensembles.
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Juenke & Schoenewolf
Schroeder Bros Offers Best 10 oz Duck Pants and Bags
Best 10 oz Duck Pants priced at 1.75 dollars offered by Schroeder Bros. The shop also stocks wool bags and twine oat bags and seamless grain bags from Juenke and Schoenewolf.
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Schroeder Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper News
Marie Cottle
Laura
Nora Fischer
D. H. Comparette
Our Town
Lou Ann McDougall
Flora, Opal
Jreal
Oscar McDougall
G. R. Beeman
J. P. Taylor
Edna Bea
B. UH. Whaley
Leona Malory
J. M. Scarborough Sr
Swift Fairchild
Mrs. E
Fairchild
Harper High School
Alta Moss
Beaver Lake
Walter Parker
Noxville
Paul Jones
William Parker
Junction
Will Pape
Joe Jung
London
Joe Young
Gilbert Pape
Ed. Gibson
Geraldine
Morris Ranch
Harper Sunday
William Kramer
J. M. Stevens and Sons
Marshall and Murray
Sarper
Marvin Hunter
Mrs Langford
Alfred Kneese
Harve Fairchild
Our
Marguerite Bein
Luella Mergenthaler
J. J. Milam
Jess Parker
Secor Hospital
R. B. Moore
Andy
de Witt Bierschwale
Vernon Rogers
G. E. Pape
Raymond Cottle
Devil’s River
Hy. Fischer
San Angelo
Herring
R. Cottle
Ss C. Sageser
Faris
Feller
IV. Cottle
BB. Sageser
IL. Moellering ii
Schroeder
Brodie
L. KE. Brodie
Rk, Truitt
E. Jung
U. S
Gus. Teschner
Norman Bros
Firestone
Carce
Oldfield
Bette
Taylor-Burke Motor Co
Joseph Bros
Quick Tire Service
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