Local Churches Schedule and Activities Listed
Harper area churches publish weekly service times and group activities. First Baptist, United Presbyterian, First Pentecostal and Catholic parishes announce worship hours, Sunday school, youth groups, choir practice and special observances throughout April. All welcome to attend.
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Church Council
Luther League
Junior Lutherans
St. James Alcw
St. Anthony's
St. Ann's Societies
CYO
Community Service Aide Station Wagon Service Notice
The Community Service Aide Office offers a free transportation wagon for individuals 60 and over. Seniors may be driven to Fredericksburg to the courthouse, doctor, grocery store, or bank. To arrange pickup call Harper Drug Store before Friday at 4 p.m.
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Fredericksburg
Harper Drug Store
Permanent Employment Opportunities in Frig Texas
Permanent employment opportunities for experienced and semi experienced mechanics. Tracts available 13 to 14 acres in live oak country. Penice Real Estate 104 W Main Frig Texas or call 512 997 5684. Equal Opportunity Employer with benefits including holidays vacation hospitalization retirement.
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Penice Real Estate
W. Main, Frig
Texas
Call
Agricultural Meeting Dates For April
April events list for fruit and vegetable producers and 4 H clubs across Milam Hall Cave Creek School Wrede Home Demonstration Club Doss Harp er and other groups. The schedule includes sessions on marketing short courses April 1 8 and 15 plus club meetings April 3 7 11 14 16 23 28 and 30 at various community venues.
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Milam Hall
Cave Creek
Wrede Home
Josie Ottmers
Doss
Rocky Hill
Pilot Knob
Harper
Wrede
Fredericksburg
Texas Agricultural Products
TAP
Uay
Home Demonstration Council
Stonewall
Pecan Creek
Stonewall Home Demonstration Club
Little Known Facts About Ground Water
Underground water makes up 97 percent of the world’s fresh supply and is found near use in the United States. It powers major cities like New York Houston and Miami, with some wells yielding over 10 million gallons daily. Over 12 million U.S. households rely on individual wells for drinking and daily use.
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Ground Water Council
Florida
Great Lakes
The
New York
Indianapolis
Houston
Miami
Memphis
Wichita
U.S
Fever Victims Bound by Red Wool in Parts of Russia
Reports describe peasants in scattered Russian regions tying skeins of red wool around the arms and legs of fever patients as a local remedy. The practice reflects folk beliefs and rural fever management.
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Russia
Fish Pond Fish pond delights farms with water and fish yields
A farm pond enhances land use providing beauty recreation and potential income through club or day fishing. Proper management fertilization and stocking are essential to avoid moss overgrowth and poor fish size. Maintain fertility March to October with measured fertilizer to prevent oxygen loss and fish kill. Stocking through the local game warden from the state hatchery completes development.
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Gillespie County
Hog and Pig Inventory at Lowest Since 1966 in Texas
Agriculture Commissioner John C. White reports Texas hog and pig numbers on March 1 1975 at 800000 the lowest since 1966. Market hogs 680000 breeding stock 120000 pig crop 294000 head. Farrowing plans 40000 sows March May 1975 down 20 percent. High costs and beef surplus blamed. In Maryland a toothpick from a splinter tree allegedly cures toothache.
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Austin
Texas
John C. White
White
Will Your Child Be Hungry in 1985
Jean Thompson for Independent Cattlemen's Assn. discusses how government research and extension services influence farming. He warns about bureaucratic interference in food production, cites coyote predation costs, and urges practical testing on government land before policy. The piece continues next week and notes a hepatitis seminar at Hill Country Memorial Hospital.
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America
West
United States
Hill Country’ Memorial Hospital
Fredericksburg
University of Texas Health Science Center
San Antonio
Paul Cutler
UT Center
Common Sense in Tax Policy Guides Texas Sales Tax
The Comptroller announces reforms to sales tax handling in Texas. It cites bond relief for small changes in business status, stops arbitrary enforcement on nonprofessional food sales by groups like volunteer firemen, and notes candy taxed while cookies remain non taxable. It emphasizes common sense and law constraints while highlighting Camp Fire Girls and Fort Worth council court actions.
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Austin
Comptroller's Department
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire Girls Council of
Fort Worth
Pap tests urged for cervical cancer prevention
The American Cancer Society advises women who are old enough to consider regular Pap tests. The guidance emphasizes early detection as the best safeguard against cervical cancer and cites it as a key preventive measure.
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American Cancer Society
Pap test helps save lives against cervical cancer
The American Cancer Society notes a Pap test is quick painless and inexpensive, and can detect cervical cancer early, improving outcomes and saving lives.
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The
American Cancer Society
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Churches OF Harper
First Baptist Church
J.C. Turner
Edward Bailey
Royal Ambassadors
ST. James Lutheran Church
W. G. Hill
I.C.H. Financial Services, Inc
Pioneer Fund, Inc
Levi Ellebracht
United Presbyterian Church
Milton Bierschwab
First Pentecostal Church
Carlos B. Parker
Community Service Aide’s
Texas Veterans
Call Lou Dienhart
Harper and Trade Territory
First State Bank
F.D.I.C
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Harper, Texas
Harper Herald
Norman J. Dietel
Virgil
Joan) Lennon
P.O. Box
Harper Drug Store PLC
Texas Press Assn
National Editorial Assn
Herald
Tine
the Herald
Felix T. Tybor
North Llano St
Jonny K. Ohlenburg
Maryland
Jean Thompson
Independent Cattlemen's Assn
T. A. Cunningham
P.O. Drawer
European Economic Community
Rerica