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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1956

Page

2

Soil Conservation District booth draws crowd at Fredericksburg Fair

At the Gillespie County Fair the district signed up over four hundred for a one year subscription to Soil and Water magazine from the Texas Association of Soil Conservation Districts. Five winners named in the drawing were Ed win Pfeiffer Edmund Roeder Michael Goodin LaVerne Duecker and Emma Buron.

Gillespie County Texas Soil and Water Texas Association of Soil Conservation Districts

New Dickies Jeans for Boys Introduced

A new vat dyeing process boosts denim strength and color fastness in boys jeans. The line promises wear twice as long with a guarantee and is priced from 2.15 to 2.55 dollars. Sterling Bros seeks inquiries.

Dickie Sterling Bros Tom Sawyer Avalon Jarman Winfield

Klein Reunion Held At Spring Creek

The annual Klein Reunion drew about 500 attendees at Klein's Hall in Spring Creek. A short business meeting elected Edwin Klein as president, Roman Klein as vice president, and Edmund Klein as secretary-treasurer. Felix Pehl and his orchestra provided afternoon music while the Hill Country Boys performed at the evening dance.

Klein Klein's Spring Creek Edwin Klein Roman Klein Edmund Klein Felix Pehl Hill Country Boys

Surplus agricultural commodities disposed under 1954 act

The Eisenhower administration reports $2.953 million in surplus farm products disposed of under the Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954. For January–June 1956, $1.2648 billion in surplus moved abroad through sale barter and donation. Dairy remains strong with record milk production and rising prices for hogs beef cattle corn soybeans and potatoes.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Eisenhower USAD USDA

Reservoirs Life Savers For Drought-Hit Texas

Texas reservoirs and dams are credited as lifelines amid severe drought. A Texas Board of Water Engineers report notes water storage at 51 percent of capacity by end July, with 5.1 million acre-feet stored and a 10 percent July drop in conservation storage. Record-low wells, shrinking river flows, and widespread rationing underpin the drought impact.

Texas Texas Board of Water Engineers Travis County Edwards Buda Brazos

Hay and Rough Program For Six Texas Counties

Walter T. McKay of the Farmers Home Administration designates Blanco, Gillespie, Kimble, Llano, Mason and Menard counties for the Hay and Roughage Program in Texas. Applications are filed at county FHA offices and ASC offices through December 3, 1956 for roughage supply lasting to December 31, 1956 with certificates worth 7.50 per ton usable for hay and roughage products.

Walter T. McKay Farmers Home Administration Murton Wilfong FHA Blanco Gillespie, Kimble Llano Mason Menard Countie Texas Schroeder Fredericksburg ASC Secretary of Agriculture Dreuth Committee

Reunion Remains Set for Creek Last Sunday in August

The next reunion will be held again at Creek on the last Sunday in August 19 7, continuing the long running gathering.

Klein's

Texas Underground Water Shortage Warns Of Drying Basins

An Ogallala aquifer stress threatens Amarillo Dalhart Plainview Lubbock and Muleshoe as moisture laden sands are pumped faster than rainfall and snowmelt can replenish. Municipal use is small. irrigation drives demand, with springs like Comal and Barton Springs near or at low flows. The article urges rain and soil water conservation measures to restore underground supplies and protect key wells.

Texas Amarillo Dalhart Plainview Lubbock Muleshoe Ogallala Colorado New Mexico Texas Panhandle High Plains South Comal San Marcos New Braunfels Barton Springs Austin

Gillespie County Bonds Sales Rise in August

Gillespie County Savings Bonds Chairman Gilbert Kaderli reported Texas totals for July show Series E sales at 13,700,543 dollars and Series H at 3,021,000 dollars, with Gillespie July sales at 16,631 dollars and county progress toward a 229,000 dollar quota reaching 48.2 percent as of August 1.

United States Savings Texas Gilbert Kaderli Gillespie County Kaderli

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