Harper Herald announces weekly edition and staff
The Harper Herald lists Bereld Diesel as owner and notes a subscription rate of 1.50 per year. It designates itself as second class matter at the post office in Harper Texas dated February 25 1926. Mr and Mrs C W Granville are authorized advertising solicitors and subscription collectors.
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Harper
Texas
C. W. Granville
Harper Herad
Marjorie Seeks to Buy House Her Father Lost
Marjorie, a Chicago woman, pursues reacquiring her father’s former Brentwood house. She confronts Mr. Horgan, arranges funds through her lawyer and the Federal Trust Company, and plans purchases for herself and family while coordinating with a trusted Chicago attorney and local broker.
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Brentwood
Mr. Gay
Marjorie
Chicago
Horgan
Mr. Horgan
Yehyeayéwer
Marjorde
Betty
Wetherill
Mr. Melbourne
Cetsago
Melbourne
William Bryant
Federal Trust Company
Hamilton, McIvor
Ted
Anther
Mr. Bryant
Aster Street
Trade Routes and Trading Posts on the Santa Fe Trail
The article traces early Santa Fe trade from 1739 to 1806, detailing French and American expeditions into New Mexico, the rise of barter commerce, and the dangers of frontier exploration. It highlights Mallet brothers, Purseley, Pike, and Melgares, plus the 1805 Santa Fe arrival and near-clashes with Spanish forces.
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New Mexico
Taos
Chihuahua
Santa Fe Trail
Santa Fe
Huehua
el Camino Rea
Vera Cruz
Gulf of Mexico
Mallet Brothers
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Platte
Pawnee
Kansas
Pike
New Orleans
Arkansas
Crescent City
Arkansas River
Amos Stoddard
Spain
Louis XV
France
Upper
Pueblo
Colorado
Havana
Rocky Mountains
United States
Daniel Boone
Mississippi River
Louisiana Purchase
William Morrison
Kaskaskia
St Louis
Baptiste la Lande
Platte River
James Pursely
Purcell
Bardstown
Kentucky
Desert Plains
Purseley
Colorado Mountains
Red River
Canadian River
Rio del Norte
Rio Grande River
Natchitoches
Captain Pike
Rio Colorado
el Camino Real
San Antonio de Bexar
Texas
el Dorado
Don Facundo Melgares
Nationwide Effort Grows Against Soil Erosion Since 1933
The Soil Erosion Service now Soil Conservation Service reports 475 demonstration areas in 45 states and Puerto Rico over six years. The program operates near 350 CCC camps with over 12 million privately owned acres under cooperative landowner agreements and 68 districts spanning nearly 40 million acres in 19 states.
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Soil Erosion Service
Soil Conservation Service
Puerto Rico
C.C.C
Ships Use More Power When Moving In Shallow Water
Ships draw more water underway than at anchor and require greater power to drive in shallow water than in deep water.
Art of photography emerged in ancient Egypt
The text notes that photography originated with the Egyptians and later faded from prominence as one of the lost arts.
Electric fencing could slash farm costs, says professor
At Southwest Texas State Teachers College in San Marcos Texas Prof H A Nelson heads a study showing electric fences may cut fencing costs by about 80 percent The method works for horses hogs and cattle and students are learning to build the complete units The World's Fair exhibit feature Futurama includes 600000 buildings and over 1 000 000 trees across 18 species
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San Marcos
Texas
H. A. Nelson
Agriculture Department
Texas State Teachers College
Nelsén
Nelson
General Motors
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