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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1975
Page
7
A compact notice lists service times and group activities for Harper churches including First Baptist, Methodist, United Presbyterian, First Pentecostal, and Catholic parishes. It notes pastors, worship hours, Sunday School, midweek programs, and special events for April and ongoing church groups.
A station wagon free transportation service for individuals 60 and over is offered via Harper Drug Store. 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.
Permanent employment opportunities advertise 13 to 14 acre tracts in nice live oak country offered by Penice Real Estate 104 W Main Frig Texas contact 512 997 5684. Experienced and semi experienced mechanics sought with good wages paid holidays vacation hospitalization retirement plan and many benefits.
A list of April meeting dates and times for agricultural groups. Items include 4-H clubs, home demonstration clubs, and short courses on marketing fruit and vegetable producers at Milam Hall and other local venues. The schedule runs from April 1 to April 30 with multiple clubs on various dates.
Ground Water Council notes underground water makes up 97 percent of global fresh water, far more than surface water. It is abundant nearly everywhere and often undervalued due to its invisibility, with Florida holding five times as much fresh water underground as all the Great Lakes.
Article by Jonny K Ohlenburg explains pond value on farms or ranches. It covers site selection, management, fertilization, stocking, and maintenance to produce fish and support livestock and wildlife, with guidance on testing water and avoiding overfertilization.
Texas hog and pig numbers on farms as of March 1 1975 fell to 800000 the lowest since 1966 Agriculture Commissioner John C White reported 680000 for market and 120000 for breeding down 17 and 10 percent from a year earlier The December 1974 February 1975 pig crop was 294000 head 13 percent below the prior year There were 42000 sows averaging seven piglets farrowing planned for March May 1975 total 40000 down 20 percent High costs and beef surplus blamed for sagging production in White remarks A stray Maryland note about a toothpick cures toothache appears in the report.
Jean Thompson argues that government research and extension programs must prove in practice their impact on farming. She warns against bureaucratic interference and cites predator control costs, urging consumer scrutiny of land use and food policy. The piece appears continued from last week.
The article notes underground water filters through earth, staying clean with minimal evaporation. It’s stored underground near usage points, reducing pumping and treatment costs. Cities like New York and Miami rely heavily on wells, with Memphis and Wichita obtaining all supply from wells.
The Texas Comptroller outlines changes to sales tax collection, bond requirements for business status changes, and nontaxable food sales. He notes past enforcement issues, cites Camp Fire Girls legal disputes, and urges fairness while maintaining lawful tax collection as the state’s largest revenue source.
The American Cancer Society urges women to begin regular Pap tests once old enough to understand life. They promote Pap screening as the best safeguard against cancer of the uterine cervix.
The American Cancer Society notes Pap tests are quick and painless, affordable, and can save lives by detecting cervical cancer early.
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