The Round Up at Harper School
The Round Up staff lists Evelyn Rischner as editor and Brown Whitewona as assistant. Sports coverage by Clifford Wienecke and Edith Ellebracht, with Elva Dittmar as typist. Censor Mrs Hopf and reporters Elaine Bude Mary Duderstadt Cody Marshall John Warren McDougall are named.
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Evelyn Rischner
Brown Whitewona
Clifford Wienecke
Corine Strackbein
Edith Ellebracht
Elva Dittmar
Mrs. Hopf
Elaine Bude
Mary Duderstadt
Cody Marschall
John Warren McDougall
Mother and I Have Wonderful Times Together
A Youth column expresses affection for mothers and gratitude for their help in dress needs, parties, baking, and everyday tasks. The author Sharon Gibson from The Round-Up reflects on mother's influence and hopes to emulate her in life and future motherhood.
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Mother
Make It Yourself With Wool Contest Dress Project
A senior student details a home project sewing a brown wool dress trimmed with black velvet for the Make It Yourself With Wool Contest. She aims to gain sewing experience and improve homemaking skills through careful material work.
Harper youths prep for tournament with new jackets
The article notes Harper students are excited after receiving new jackets and will participate in a tournament ending this Thursday through Saturday. Girls start Thursday evening at 4 39. boys follow. The piece mentions cute crafts like trays, stuffed animals, and painted textiles from the home.
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Harper
Wayne Tarr Honored at Pat Rogers Ranch Open House
Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr and children James John and Mary attended an open house Thursday night at the Pat Rogers ranch in honor of their son Wayne who is attending college in El Paso.
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Watkins Tarr
James
John
Mary
Pat Rogers Ranch
Wayne
el Paso
Keep Soil In Shape For Top Production
Good soil management and adaptable cropping systems sustain long term agriculture. Jack Barton stresses maintaining moderately porous soils, using crop residues rotations and cover crops, and improving organic matter. Nitrogen phosphorus potash lime fertilization may be needed. soil tests guide rates.
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Barton
Texas
Quail Season Opens December First in Texas
Austin reports a strong quail crop with heavy hatch and high survival across most counties. The Texas Game and Fish Commission notes ample summer and fall food plus state hatchery releases of over 28,000 bobwhites and 8,560 coturnix quail at Tyler, contributing to a robust season outlook.
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Austin
Texas
Game and Fish Commission
Tyler
Watkins Tarr family visit to Austin to fetch James
Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr and John and Mary traveled to Austin to bring James back to school after a weekend with his parents. Olivia Hopf accompanied them for the trip.
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Watkins Tarr
John
Mary
Austin
James
Olivia Hopf
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