Round-Up staff and editors of Harper School
The Round-Up announces Harper School staff roles with Editor Evelyn Risehner Assistant Editor Brown Whitewood Sports Clifford Wienecke Social Corine Strackbein Edith Ellebracht Typist Elva Dittmar Censor Mrs Hopf reporters Elaine Bude Mary Duderstadt Cody Marshall John Warren McDougall.
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Evelyn Risehner
Brown Whitewood
Clifford Wienecke
Corine Strackbein
Edith Ellebracht
Elva Dittmar
Mrs. Hopf
Elaine Bude
Mary Duderstadt
Cody Marschall
John Warren McDougall
Freshman Topics Mossher and I Have Wonderful Times Together
A personal piece from Sharon Gibson reflecting on the close bond with her mother and how mothers provide support and joy in daily life. The essay notes gratitude for mothers and hopes to replicate that happiness with a future daughter. The second item surveys a school offering valuable courses including algebra agriculture science history English and typing with notes on practical benefits for farming and science.
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Mosher
Mother
Make It Yourself With Wool Contest Dress Project
A senior participant describes sewing a brown wool dress trimmed with black velvet for the Make It Yourself With Wool contest. She aims to gain experience with various materials and improve homemaking skills through the home economics course four.
Thanksgiving tournament prep and jacketed team spirits
The Snoopers report Harper school boys excited over new jackets and ready for a big tournament starting Thursday. Girls make cute items for Christmas while teachers manage a busy schedule. Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr and children attended Pat Rogers ranch open house for Wayne Tarr in El Paso.
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Harper
Watkins Tarr
James
John
Mary
Pat Rogers Ranch
Wayne
el Paso
Soil care and rotation boost long term farming success
Good soil management and crop rotations form the basis for prosperous agriculture. Extension soil specialist Jack Barton stresses maintaining a deep moderately porous soil, using crop residues and cover crops, and ensuring essential nutrients through testing and fertilization. The article notes nitrogen, phosphorus, potash, and lime deficiencies in Texas soils and highlights legumes as nitrogen sources and organic matter contributors. It also mentions Thanksgiving visits by local families and shoppers in Fredericksburg as part of the community items.
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College Station
Jack Barton
Extension
Barton
Texas
Quail Season Opens December First in Texas
Quail hunters will find a strong year with a heavy hatch and high survival across most of Texas as the season opens December 1. State reports cite ample summer and fall food, plus 28 000 bobwhites and 8500 coturnix released by the Tyler hatchery, boosting the statewide crop. James Tarr visits from school with Mr and Mrs Tarr Olivia Hopf accompanies the trip.
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Austin
Texas
Game and Fish Commission
Tyler
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