Unclear fragment hints at 1951 cotton crop costs and production
Fragmentary text mentions cotton acre figures, price context, and production notes from 1951. No clear event or names identified.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1954
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions cotton acre figures, price context, and production notes from 1951. No clear event or names identified.
The American Legion Auxiliary of the Bapesst Haas Post 658 met Friday evening with 17 members present. A treasury report covered a hospital trip and a March 21 service. Guests planned displays of finished products and Mohair snow at Harper. Hostess served refreshments.
Farmers and friends invited to the Farm Bureau meeting Friday night in the Agriculture Building. Two state bills of vital interest to farmers will be explained, the natural gas tax and the farm to market roads measure.
Last Sunday results: Selpps 6 Enderlin 5 Harper 9 Stonewall 7 Sisterdale 14 Albert 5. Upcoming: Enderin at Harper, Albert at Selpp's, Stonewall at Boerne, Sisterdale off day.
Lawrence F. Hartmann of Fredericksburg Texas was named to membership in the American Hereford Association as the world’s largest purebred registry shows total members at 18,038. The association’s March roster added 216 breeders, while last year’s registrations reached a new world record of 426,971 purebred calves.
Harper High School details income and expenditures from 1949 to 1951 for football basketball and athletic activities. Net revenue for 1950 51 shows 314 10 balance with total expenditures of 1213 02, plus earlier indebtedness of 221 91. Read as school athletic committee updates and expenses.
A benefit square dance and auction will occur at Louise Hays Park Kerrville on Saturday April 14 from 8 to 11 PM with John Armstrong as master of ceremonies. Callers include John Damback Fred Sample Paul Clawson J C McKnight Reuben Klein Bill Oliver and others. Music by the Forty Niners. Admission 60 cents for adults 30 cents for students sponsored by Starkey Elementary P T A Kerrville. Mr and Mrs Jack Jones and Sons visited the A J Kinsey family Sunday.
Hill Country Association of Soil Conservation announces its next quarterly meeting chaired by H O Schulze of Mason. Claude Jones of First State Bank Gainesville will discuss bankers role in soil and water programs. Districts plan a range management contest and Field Day. date to be finalized due to conflicts.
Fredericksburg and Harper Future Farmer chapters attended the Area Banquet at the Silver Spur in Bandera Tuesday evening. Tony Hartmann represented the Fredericksburg Chapter and Victor Meier, Wilbert Ransleben, and Kermit Crenwelge were honored guests from the Fredericksburg unit.
The Fredericksburg FFA Dairy Judging Team of Victor Meter Ernest Jordan Clinton Herber and Wilbert Ranselben tied for first with Comfort FFA at the District Dairy Judging Contest held at Valley Verde Dairy Farms near Center Point last Thursday afternoon April 5 Fourteen teams competed Dripping Springs placed third and several towns tied for fourth The team and the Livestock and Poultry teams will travel to Tarleton State College Stephenville on April 14 for the Area Judging Contest Also noted were visitors Mr and Mrs Robert Maurer and 4 H members representing for the fourth straight year in the 1951 International Farm Youth Exchange
The Texas House, by voice vote, sent to the governor a bill to extend special education to mentally retarded students in public schools. The measure mirrors the program for physically handicapped children and includes transport, speech correction, lip reading, sight conservation, and specialized materials. Officials estimate about 35,000 affected children statewide and note local plans to launch a unit this fall amid strong public support.
Visitors in the Pat Rogers home Sunday include Mr and Mrs Dan Wiley and Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr with children while Mrs Ollie Peril also joined. P J Jones spent the weekend in San Antonio with daughter Mrs Westie Sageser and other relatives. Mrs Lewis Stevens visited Austin with daughter Miss Mary Virginia. Orwin Behrends plans a new home west of town near Willie Meier. Dean Hopf and family vacationed in Edinburg with John S White woods. Clayton Parker visited her parents Roy and Grace Cottle in Rocksprings Sunday and Monday.
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