Harper paper enters post office as second class matter
The notice states the publication is mailed as second class matter at the Harper Texas post office, dated February 25, 1926, under the act of March 3 1876, indicating official filing and mailing status for the period.
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Harper
Texas
Movie Listings with Double Bill and Upcoming Air Cadet Film
Palace shows a Friday Saturday double bill The Bachelor Daddy with three bachelors who adopt Sandy Ed Horton Donald Woods and Raymond Walburn. The Border Legion stars Roy Rogers Gabby Hayes Carol Hughes Maude Eburne and Joe Sawyer. Sunday Monday features Wanted Wings starring Ray Milland William Holden Wayne Morris and Brian Donlevy with Army Air Corps access. Tuesday brings Shining Victory a psychiatry drama starring James Stephenson and Geraldine Fitzgerald.
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Roy Rogers
Gabby” Hayes
Wild West
The
Border Legion
Carol Hughs
Peppery Maude Eburne
Joe Sawyer
T. P. Harlan
America
Paramount
Ray Milland
William Holden
Wayne Morris
Brian Donnevy
Army Air Corps
Randolph, Kelly
March Fields
Army
Hubert Maurer
James Stephenson
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Stephenson
Geraldine
Alf. Spaeth
They Met in Bombay with Gable and Russell
Clark Gable and Rosalind Russell star in a breezy comedy romance set in Bombay and the Far East. A soldier of fortune and a chic adventuress plot for a diamonds score, clash over loot, flee with police on their heels, and reveal hidden feelings aboard a rusty freighter amid wartime Asia.
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Clark Gable
Rosalind Russell
Bombay
Gable
Miss Russell
Far East
China Seas
Alvin Solbrig
Governor calls for spending adjustment to match income
The governor stresses cutting government spending to align with the people's income. He notes government costs have risen sharply while personal incomes have not, warning that unsustainable spending cannot continue and that political popularity should not deter fiscal prudence.
Stevenson urges frugal, businesslike Texas government
Governor Coke Stevenson warns against bloated state bureaucracy amid costly federal defense programs. He calls for careful planning, avoided expansion, and equal treatment of industry while stressing irrigation, soil conservation, and home-based production to strengthen Texas industry and self-reliance.
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Stevenson
Coke Stevenson
Texas
House of Representatives
Junction
Gill
State Comptroller’s Office
Treasury Department
Reverend Herman Dietel Dies at 83 in New Braunfels
Herman E Dietel of New Braunfels died August 4 1941 at 83. He taught in Smithson Valley and Schumansville Guadalupe County and directed choirs in New Braunfels. Survived by wife Katherine Pape and eight children two predeceased, Hulda and Edwin died in service and at age 23 respectively. He was honorary president of the Texas Gebirgs Saengerbund and a lifelong scholar and musician.
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Herman E. Dietel
New Braunfels
Hirschfeld
Saxony
Germany
America
Cleveland
Ohio
Comal County
Smithson’s Valley
Schumansville
Guadalupe County
New Brausels
Echo
Concordia
Maany
Texas Gebirgs Saengerbund
Katherine Pape
Hulda
Edwin
Surviving children and kin listed in Fredericksburg notice
Surviving children are William of Fredericksburg Albin G of Austin Bruno of Dallas Herman J of Summit N J Herbert A and Gertrude Mrs Carlo Fischer of New Braunfels Also surviving are 18 grandchildren three great grandchildren and other relatives Funeral services were yesterday Thursday afternoon at the New Braunfels funeral home Interment was made in the Comal cemetery Mrs WM Heinrich Siems died in Fredericksburg at age 84 after two marriages and a long Texas residence Services were held Sunday at Beckmann Funeral Home with Rev Theo Haag officiating Interment was in City Cemetery
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William
Fredericksburg
Albin G
Austin
Bruno
Dallas
Herman J
Summit
N. J
Herbert A
Gertrude
Carlo Fischer
New Braunfels
New Braunfels Funeral Home
Edwin Berger
G. Mornhinweg
Martin Faust
Bodo Holekamp
John R. Faust
Concordia and Singers
Texas Gebrgs Saengerbund
Adolf W. Hopf
Comal
Herald
Alfred L. Beckmann Rites Are Held In Boerne
Alfred L. Beckmann born August 7, 1885 in Fredericksburg Texas died August 3 1941 in Boerne at age 55 years 11 months 2 days. Survived by brother Max H Beekmann of Fredericksburg and three sisters Helena Dietert Stella Fair Ida Gold of San Antonio. two sisters Anna and Clara preceded him in death. Funeral services were held Monday August 4 at 4 pm from Beckmann Funeral Home Rev Theo M Haag officiating. interment in City Cemetery.
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Alfred L. Beckmann
Fredericksburg
Texas
Ferdinand Beckmann
Sophie Meier Beckmann
Boerne
Kerrville
Max H. Beekmann
Helanda
Otto Dietert
Stella
L. Fair
Ida Gold
San Antonio
Anna
Clara
Wasebusher
Beckmann Funeral Home
Theo. M. Haag
Comfort farmer dies after dance floor collapse
Henry Prause age 68 a retired farmer died at his Comfort Texas home after a heart attack following a Saturday night dance at Seipp's pavilion He requested the dance Coming Thru the Rye and collapsed as it began His death on Sunday afternoon followed a prior heart attack He is survived by his estranged wife seven children and many relatives Funeral services were conducted Monday at Schaetter Lindner Funeral Home with the Comfort Musik Vereinigung choir and Interment in Comfort City Cemetery
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Henry Prause
Comfort
Texas
Seipp
Prause
Ust
Boerne
Germany
United States
Schaetter & Lindner
Comfort Musik Vereinigung
Comfort City
Wedding Bells United Fite and Schmidtzensky Family
A double wedding feature reports Miss Helen Schmidtzensky and Howard Fite wed at St Marys Church with 365 guests and a noon feast. later Miss Ruth Regina Carter married Ernest Stehling at Sacred Heart Church on the 86th anniversary of her parents marriage. both couples begin new lives in Texas.
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St. Mary's Church
F. X. Wolf
Helen Schmidtzensky
Reinhold Schmidtzensky
Howard Fite
Thomas Fite
Dallas
Texas
Clifford Jordan
Agatha Schmidtzensky
Havier Staudt
Miss Schmidtzensky
Miss Staudt
Eleanora Schmidtzensky
Charles Moritz
Francis Schmidtzensky
St. Ann
Lawton
Oklahoma
M. Louis
Texarkansas
Ruth Regina Carter
Curtis A. Carter
Fall River
Massachusetts
Ernest Stehling
Lena K. Stehling
Fredericksburg
Church of Sacred Heart
Thomas J. Stapleton
G. M. Avery
Wrentham
Mass
Alvin Cunningham
Stehling
Pacific Coast
Garand Canyon
Boston University
Fall Liver General Hospital
State Department of Public Health
Stehling Stock Ranch
Security State Bank of
Texas warden reports nine large rattlers killed
A Panhandle game warden said he killed nine huge rattlesnakes in six weeks. The largest reached 6 feet 2 inches with a twelve inch circumference, and four others exceeded five feet in length.
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Texas
Panhandle
Sanctuaries Serve Purpose in Texas Lakes and Rivers
Fish sanctuaries established by the Texas Game Department protect spawning fish and boost angler sport. They are set by the Game Department and county boards and abandoned when their purpose is served, as seen with areas removed from Roy Inks Lake on the Colorado River above Austin.
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Texas Game Department
Game Department
Board of County Commissioners
Roy Inks Lake
Colorado River
Autin
Infants Need Special Care In Hot Weather
Texas Health officials urge parental precautions to cut infant deaths from diarrhea and dysentery. Dr. George W. Cox cites 2,506 infant deaths in 194u and lists eight general measures plus hot weather tips to keep babies cool, clean, and safe, including breastfeeding, boiled water, sanitation, and prompt medical advice.
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Austin
Texas
George W. Cox
State Health Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Student builds organ for Kyle church in Texas
Otto Hofmann a fine arts student from Kyle near Austin dedicates spare time to finishing a large pump organ for the German Baptist Church at Kyle Texas He dismantled old organs to acquire parts and plans a roughly 800 pipe instrument He studied acoustics for five years under Dr G C Boner at the University.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Otto Hofmann
Kyle
Hofman
GC. P. Boner
Univ
Price rise eyed for crude cottonseed oil at mills
Administrator Leon Henderson of the Office of Price Administration notes crude cottonseed oil at southern mills has climbed from about 4.4 cents to 11.5 cents since October. A ceiling below current prices is under consideration to curb the increase.
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Southern Mills
Leon Henderson
Office of Price Administration
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