Local and Personal News From Harper Area
Mrs John Heinemann returned home after a months visit with her daughters Mrs Walter Schumpelt and Mrs Willie Maurer. Visitors included Mrs A Tatsch and children at Mr and Mrs John Heinemann’s Sunday, and Frank Webb from Christoval visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Biersch wabe. J W Coffey and sons came to Harper on Wednesday. Lou Wetstone and Chas Stapp visited from Noxville. Tom Philips brought a bale of cotton for Stanly Fairchild. Heinemann finished the new Sunday House except last painting. Mrs GC A Tatsch staying with her ill mother Mrs Jacob Kiedler. Rain began again Wednesday. a good slow rain would aid stock for winter range. Miss Charlie Collins from Big Springs and Lem Hillun visited Belle’s. they reported rain to their section. Mrs Richardson from Muldoon came to visit son R A Speed and family. Mrs Eric Hodges of Fredericksburg accompanied Mrs Richardson to the Speed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heinemann
Walter Schumpelt
Willie Maurer
Charlie Collins
E. I. Bell
Big Springs
Belle
Lem Hillun
Local Notes and Visits Across Harper Area
Mr. S. H. Parker has been quite sick this week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Honig are proud parents of a son born on the 9th. Mr. J lL. Bierschwale and family spent the weekend in town. Earl Bierschwale from Ingram was visiting home folks Tuesday. Rev. J. H. Ke. Willman left Monday to bring his parents home, planning to be away two days. Rain kept Rev. Rector from Harper Saturday Evening. The Fischer gun has been repaired and is running full time. Arthur Bauman reports 824 bales ginned up to dinner Wednesday. Dr. Merrill and family came from Center Point, Grandma Floyd returning with them. Miss Lee Merrill is soliciting a music class. Mrs. R. H. Tobin and sons Dick and Clarence Schlaudt visited Kerrville Wednesday. Frank Webb showed mineral water samples from Christoval. A new Fischer worker injured an eye at work. Bert Allen returned from Utopia, Mrs. Allen faring well. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hopf welcomed a daughter Friday week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bauman
Local residents embark on travels and family news
Mesdames Russell and White left for Kerrville on an extended trip. Mr C J Whitewood and family head to San Marcos with daughters Bianchi and Mary Ellen likely to benefit from the schools there. Lon Parker visits from Knoxville on business. Oscar Fiedler’s bungalow nears completion with S G Welch and Wm Kaiser finishing work. Mr and Mrs Felix Kensing host a boy born since the 15th, and Mr and Mrs Alfred Solomon welcome a son born the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Whitewood
San Marcos
Bianchi
Mary Ellen
Oscar Fiedler
S. G. Welch
Wm. Kaiser
Dabney Family Returns to Austin After Visit
Mr E R Dabney and family completed a two week visit in the area and have returned to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Dabney
Austin
Local visitors and cafe project noted in town
Rob Nabers visited on Wednesday as a business guest. Jarrett Bierschwabe Connie and Reba Nell left at 8:00 A M for San Marcos with a truck load of household goods for C J Whitewood. Miss Cora Rogers spent the day with her Grandma Mrs M JD Rogers. Carpenters indicate the new Cafe will be finished soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrett Bierschwabe
Little
Connie
Reba Nell
San Marcos
C. J. Whitewood
Cora Rogers
M. JD. Rogers
Doped Oils Promised to Stop Chatter But Fail Lubrication
A short advert explains that doped oils containing foreign materials like hard and tallow oils and soaps may stop chatter but do not lubricate. It promotes Satin Oil from LOUIS KOTT & CO as a superior choice for economy and endurance in Ford automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satin Oil
Louis Kott & CO
Selective Education and the Fear of Elite Access
The piece argues against educational selection creating an aristocracy, noting colleges overfull and elimination processes failing. It champions open doors to learning, suggesting private schools could rise as universal access lags, and asserts no lasting aristocracy in education. It emphasizes the need to keep the door open for all who seek knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain of Learning
Eo Regiment
Dearborn Independent
Satin Oil Sign Promises Money Back If Not Satisfied
Satin Oil is sold on a money back if not satisfied basis. The user is the judge. Satin Oil is making friends of automobile owners by the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kott & CO
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Major Petsch
Friends of Our Schools
Kimble Kounty Kats
Duderstadt
Nichols
Parker, Bierschwabe
Citizens Auto Company
Harper, Texas
FORD
THE
Kerrville Sanitarium
DR. Secor’s Hospital
Tripirn
Victor
J. O. Ernst
New
Victor Records
A. Tatsch
Frank Webb
Christoval
J. W. Coffey and Sons
Walter
Jess
Messrs
Lou Wetstone
Chas. Stapp
Noxville
Tom Philips
Stanly Fairchild
John Heineman
GC. A. Tatsch
Jacob Kiedler
Eric Hodges
Fredericksburg
Richardson
Speed
S. H. Parker
Sam Honig
Mr. J. Ll. Bierschwale
Fami
Town
Earl Bierschwale
Ingram
J. H. KE. Willman
A. EK
Dr. Merrill
Center Point
Floyd
Lee Merrill
R. H. Tobin
Clarence Schlaudt
Kerrville
R. C. Crockett
Fischerein
Bert Allen
Utopia
Mrs. Allen
Hugo Hopf
Mesdames
Russell
White
Lon Parker
Felix Kensing
Alfred Solomon
Rob. Nabers
Harper Tin and Sheet
TIN
Kaiser
J. B. Birt
Junction
C. W. Granville
Edwin Flato
Corpus Christi
Texas
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Mueller
R. M. Lewis
City Garage
Wesley A. Franz
Mgr
Bryson & Crockett Merc. Co
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