Grassland improvement and grazing plans across several farms
Edwin Braeutigam near Doss reports pastures resting through winter to boost spring growth. Edmund Jacoby in Nebgen Community adds a farm pond and water distribution for grazing balance. Ad Braddock near Frederickspurg builds a stock pond to aid grazing distribution and deferred grazing. Kermit Ottmers in Cave Creek notes good results grazing 30 ewes on 12 acres for 4 months, improving range cover. Coastal bermuda sprigging and weed control with 24D are highlighted as key steps for upcoming growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Braeutigam
Doss
Edmund Jacoby
Nebgen Communty
Jacoby
Ad Braddock
Wede Bazemore
Frederickspurg
Kermit Ottmers
Cave Creek
Volunteers at VA Hospital Offer April 28 Training
The Veterans Administration Hospital announces a volunteer training session on April 28 in the corps auditorium. Dr RB Po Roots Chief of Staff and Rev tooo Cogba head hospital chaplains invite volunteers and staff to attend to learn duties, scheduling, and satisfaction testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VA Hospital
Veterins Administration
Orittathon
Apu
Sheade Hospital Dryertor
Sweokssa
Voluntary Service
Otta
Po Roots
Rev Tooo Cogba
Phali Teta Cort
Ehelogs
Eleieo
Sitsdie Stalt
Stonewall area optimistic on peach and apple crops
Range and Field at Stonewall reports a promising year for peaches and apples. Willie Burg and family describe an encouraging outcome after pest control and favorable weather, noting a diverse orchard with Red and Yellow Delicious and winesap varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Burg
Stonewall
Mr. Burg
Fire blight and iron deficiency notes from county agent column
County Agent C. A. Stone warns fire blight threatens pears and ornamentals across Texas, detailing signs, spread by ooze from cankers, pruning and spray control, and the need for sterilizing tools. Iron-deficiency chlorosis linked to alkaline soil and water is discussed with remedies and plant susceptibility noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ministers tour showcases conservation on Milton Williams Ranch
Five ministers from Junction and Harper join Upper Llanos Soil Conservation District leaders on a field tour at the Williams Ranch to review brush control fencing livestock water developments deferred grazing and wildlife habitat. District officials cooperators and a Soil Conservation Service technician attend and plan sermon themes for Sail Stewardship Week May 3 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llanos Soil Conservation District
Milton Williams
Junction
W. W. Leamons
Philip Riley
Sam Coffey
Jack Hunnicut
Wilbert Doerr
Harper
Texas
St. James Lutheran Church
St. John Lutheran Church
Gilbert Anderegg
G. R. Rothmann
Henry East
Fred Coleman
Victor Marshall
William Laird
Port Arthur
Soil Conservation Service
Sam H. Coleman
Anderegg
Williams
Kimble County
Junction High School Auditorum
Marvin E. Blackburn
Junction Cemetery
Isaak W. Baker
John W. Boone
James P. Bowers
William J. Cloud
John Don Claud
CC. Denman
John §. Durst
George W. Farme
WD. Felps
Abel R. Landers
James MeaAules
Rube Go Pressett
Silas Rogers
To M. Tombertin
NOA
William Jos
John LooMce Columej
HE Parkes Seth Bo Walker
Thomas A. White
Jesse Whitson
Red Creek
Local Notices and Cemetery References Include Reed Property Lands
Subscriptions to the Herald listed alongside names of residents and cemetery sites. Mentions Big Saline, Gent s Creek, Copperas, Cedar Hill, North Llano, Reid property, Wooten cemetery and several individuals such as George Walton Alonzo Childs J H Martin Oscar L Wooten Charles Keaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Saline
George Walton
Gent S Creek
T Browning
Alonzo Childs
J. H. Martin
Copperas
John S Griffith
Laard Weaver
Cedar Hill
David Adams
D Kirkland
Barnebus Russell
Ss. W. Watkins
North Llano
Reid
Charles Keaton
Wooten
Oscar L Wooten
Tarper's Churches Welcome Parishioners This Sunday
Catholic churches invite attendance with Mass at 8 and 9 30 Sunday April 26 plus School of Religion for youth. First Friday May 1 offers Masses at 7 30 am and 8 pm. Vocation Society meets Saturday with meditation after 7 30 Mass. Note May 1 changes move morning Mass earlier and evening Mass later to 8 pm. All are welcome to attend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Religion For
Vocation Society
Church Calendar and Associations Meeting In April
The church schedule lists Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 45 a m on Sunday April 26 led by Pastor W E Doerr. A staff meeting follows Monday at 7 30 p m and junior confirmation instruction Wednesday at 3 45 p m. Presbyterian Women's Association met April 16 at 2 30 p m hosted by Mrs Charlie Rogers with lesson on Colossians and devotional by Mrs Watkins Tarr. Methodist Church announcements note Fourth Sunday after Easter with morning worship at 9 43 a m and a fish fry for men on parsonage lawn Easter Street and Harper in Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Association
Charlie Rogers
Pat Rogers
Lewis Stevens
Watkins ‘Tarr
Victory
Edison Street
Harper Fredericksburg
Luther League Sells Lutheran Jan Issue and Plans Meeting
The St James Luther League opened with volleyball and singing on Sunday April 12. Peggy Feller led devotions and presided at a business meeting discussing selling the Lutheran Standard, subscription deadlines set for May 1, and team bets. Thirteen members attended with seven new members and Rev Doerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Feller
Indevo.ion
Lawrence Metzger
Pegery Feller
Lutheran Standard
Peggy
John Wayne Reidick
Jim Tatsch
Mats Jane Molder
Elbert Fellers
John Molders
Newisy Confirmed
W E. Doerr
Ballot Names for Burnet Area State Rep and County Offices
Voters are presented with candidates for State Representative District 63 Tom Henry of Burnet, Sheriff Hugo Klalaner, and Tax Assessor-Collector Milton Durst with re election notes for Durst. Clifford W Duecker appears as a sherut candidate in Gillespie County race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Henry
Burnet
Hugo Klalaner
Milton Durst
Ingram Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Women’s Association
Sunday School at 9:34 a m. Church services at 9 a m. Women’s Association meets every third Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
Ingram Presbyterian
Turn the Way She Truth and the Life
A brief religious reflection examines guidance, mercy, and steadfast faith. A local column highlights spiritual paths, moral lessons, and community service inspired by biblical themes and parish life.
Sunday worship schedule and weekend family notes
At 10.00 a m Sunday School and 11.00 a m Morning Worship followed by 7 00 p m Evangelistic Service led by Jack Phillips and Jeanette Rogers who attended. W T 3 College at San Marcos spent the weekend with their parents Hood Phillips and Charlie Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Phillips
Jeanette Rogers
W. T
College At
San Marcos
Thei
the Hood Phillips
Charlie Rogers
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L Conservat
Trict News
Bermuda
Deine Bros
Tive
New York
Noth Carolina
Angona
Missouri
Maryland
Massachusetts
Indiana
Flinets
Wisconsin
Florida
Calfornia
Thin Pat
U. S 290
President Johnson
White House
LBJ
Range & Field
Witile Poael
Wealley
Colorado
Walgr & Fiedd
Jenas
Atles
Elles
Wife
Elftelas
Neasdas
Simon By
Stahae Rnar
Hiefea
Stonewall Co
Oohus
Planiang
C. A. Stone
Otto Schumannchatman
Chas. Stone
Dale Malechehk
LBJ Ranch
Eline Chatman
A. K Falkenborg
Sloan Walliams
Hungerford
Wen
Herald
Distributors of
Robin
Guimicsund
Fredencksburg
Harper Herald
Riday Nohman J. Ulilil
Publici.gr
MHS. A. C
Texas Press Assn
West Texas Ross Association
Shari A
Tarper
Anthony
Panter
W. E. Doerr
Amber Davis
R. L. Stevens
Methodist Chu
Clifford Eage
Clor
Luther League
Lutheran
Texas Hill Country
Chas. Schreiner
Sherut
Gillespie County
Clifford W. Duecker
Chas. W. Barrett
Harper, Texas
Harpebr United Presbyterian Chul&sch
David J. Gallaher
van C. Brutten
Tommy U Bryant
Pete Baethge
San Antonio
Felix T. Tybor
Palace Theatre
Fredericksburg
Lehne Lumber & Hardware
Robert Lehne
Darper
Water Street
Kerrville, Texas
Hill Country
Brewster
Goanplete
Western Wear
Wubert Brewster
Main St. Junction
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