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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1950

Page

2

Tideland rights battle looms in Texas Congress

House committee reports a tidelands title bill amid repeated past votes and presidential veto threats. Federal suit seeks all minerals under coastal lands risking school fund wealth. Texas cites annexation era boundaries and long-recognized property rights. Also notes limited scrap iron exports to Mexico and a Commerce Department briefing.

House Texas Senate Trumann Tidelands Supreme Court Uncle Sam Gulf of Mexico Texas Congress United States Republic Texas State Teachers Association US Senate US Congress United States Congress Mexico Secretary of Commerce

Roping Show Set With Groff Epperson At Schmidt Arena

Buddy Groff of Hondo and George Epperson of Cherokee duel in a big roping match at Schmidt’s Arena on the San Antonio highway next Sunday starting at 2 p.m. Groff, a noted rodeo contestant, brings a strong record. Epperson holds a 10.6 second calf tying mark at Schmidt’s Arena and has shone in major rodeos. The event features bareback bronco riding, Brahma bull riding, and calf tie-down with a barbecue lunch and Texas Top Hands music, drawing top ropers and stock from Bandera to compete. Admission is $1 with children free. stock from Bandera and other top feeders.

Buddy Groff Hondo George Epperson Schmidt's San Antonio Groff Houston Roy Rogers Joe Davison Ozona Kerrville Epperson Schmidt’s Rex Beck Coleman United States Bandera Schmidt's Hall

Lightning Strikes Zenner Ranch Home In Thunderstorm

Lightning struck the Robert Zenner ranch home during a Sunday storm about 7 p.m. The bolt knocked out the nearby highline and telephone line, seared the kitchen water hydrant, and a fireball crossed the kitchen floor. The Zenner boy Douglas saw the ball and tried to catch it. No injuries reported. Nearby incidents include a barn strike at Edgar Ahrens’ ranch with no damage, and prior week lightning kills two cows and a bull at Willie Apelt’s Cross Mountain road farm and another milk cow at Edward Schlaudt’s on Harper road.

Robert Sonny” Zenner R.E.A. Highline Douglas Edgar Ahrens Willie Apelt Cross Mountain Road Apelt Edward Schlaudt Harper Road

Sears-Foundation Sheep Program Selections in Gillespie County

Gillespie County 4-H Club members were chosen for the Sears Foundation Sheep Program on Saturday. Four boys received Rambouillet ewes with lambs, selected by committee chair C A Stone and members Victor Wendel Alex Behrends Roy Ienke Clint Brown and Eugene Lindig. Recipients include Carlton Wendel and Harper Bobbie.

Sears - Foundation Gillespie County C. A. Stone Victor Wendel Alex Behrends Roy Ienke Clint Brown Eugene Lindig Carlton Wendel Harper Bobbie

Texas Visitors Report Short Trips and Home Visits

Mr and Mrs Roy Coker and daughter of Fort Stockton visited her parents Mr and Mrs Allen Gibson while spending a few days in Austin. The Stevenson Bailey Parker Roberts Curry group from Indiana toured Mexico last week. Hopf Dittmar families and little daughter traveled to San Antonio on Saturday. Carrie Calentine visited her daughter near Center Point and returned home Monday. Mrs V O Copple returned from a weeks visit with her daughter Mrs Spencer in Bertram.

Roy Coker Fort Stockton Allen Gibson Austin Bill Stevenson Earl Bailey Indiana Carlos Parker Roy Roberts George Curry Mexico V. A. Hopf Robert Dittmar San Antonio Carrie Calentine Center Point

Visitors From Indiana In New Braunfels Event

Mrs Bill Stevenson and Mrs Earl Bailey of Indiana attended a social in New Braunfels on Monday along with Mrs Carlos Parker Mrs Charlie Barrett Mrs Roy Roberts and daughter Miss Sue Ell as guests.

Bill Stevenson Earl Bailey Indiana Carlos Parker Charlie Barrett Roy Roberts Sue Ell New Braunfels

His Punch is His Signature

A train ride to Central City leads to a reflection on ticket punches as personal signatures. The author notes each conductor’s unique hole design, comparing it to individual opinions and tastes. Despite differences, everyone shares the same goal of moving forward toward a kinder, more pleasant world.

Central City

Boys chosen for Rambouillet sheep project in county

Brown son of Clint Brown Harper David Sagebiel son of Ewald Sagebiel Fredericksburg and Cal vin Schumann son of Otto Schumann Albert were chosen by age past experience and facilities to care for sheep They must return an acceptable ewe lamb to the county committee yearly for four years Rambouillet sheep were selected by James A Gray Extension Animal Husbandman Texas A and M College from the George Canning flock Eden Mr and Mrs Albert Kaiser and son Charles and Mrs Willard Jackson and daughters visited Mrs A Baumann and Mrs Wm Kaiser Sunday Mr and Mrs V A Hopf visiting Albert Sagebiel family in San Antonio Mr and Mrs Jerryl James Ingram visited Miss Maretta Wedekind Tuesday night

Albert Kaiser Charles Willard Jackson A. Baumann Wm. Kaiser V. A. Hopf Albert Sagebiel San Antonio

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