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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1973

Page

4

Local Churches Extend Warm Welcome In Harper Area

A roundup of worship times and pastor names from St James Lutheran First Pentecostal Harper and First Baptist plus Catholic mass details. Also notes World Day of Prayer events with theme Community Spirit in Modern Living and a wedding invitation tip from The Radio Post.

International Committee For the World Day of Prayer Canada United States Church Women United Harper St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Elizabeth Rohn Kerrville

Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Seeks Top Prizes at 1978 Event

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo runs February 24 through March 5 at the 22.3 acre exposition facility with judging starting March 2. Junior shows cover beef and dairy calves sheep goats swine and more with premiums and grand championships. top prizes include $50,000 for Grand Champion Steer and $23,000 for Grand Champion Barrow. About 35 percent of market entrants sell at auction, while calf scrambles offer $275 purchase certificates. The rodeo features top stock rodeo finals and a star lineup, plus a safety tip on static cling between outfits.

Houston Doss Mitchell Maner Astrodome Fort Knox

Sunday Worship Schedule and Women’s Meeting Time

A Sunday worship service is held at 10 30 a.m. The women’s group meets on the third Thursday of each month at 2 30 p.m. The notice lists recurring church activity timings for parishioners and attendees.

Church Council Luther League Youth Group Junior Lutherans Children’s

Ranch land for trade near Harper seeks 5 acre tract split

Ranchers offer a 200 acre ranch with good farmland near Harper for trade. Seeking land of equal value suitable for subdividing into 5 acre tracts. Contact David at 896-2527 nights and weekends 257-5641.

Harper David

Mitchell Maner to scramble beef calf at Houston Rodeo

Mitchell Maner a 14 year old FFA member from Doss will participate in the beef calf scramble at the 1978 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Maner and will scramble during the March 5 night performance in the Astrodome. Winners receive a 275 calf purchase certificate to buy a pure bred registered heifer and must keep records submit progress reports photograph calf and write a 500 word essay. The event is part of a Feb 22 to March 5 livestock show with rodeo performances from Feb 24 in the Astrodome and more than 150000 in purses for the 1978 Rodeo.

Mitchell Maner FFA Doss Houston Mitchell Kenneth Maner Astrodome Dolly Parton

Representative Joe Hubenak to Speak at Hill Country SWCD Meeting

Texas State Rep Joe Hubenak will be the keynote speaker at the Hill Country Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts meeting on February 27 at Fredericksburg's Lady Bird Johnson Park Pioneer Pavilion. Attendees will discuss marketing agricultural products, taxing land by productive value, farm credit, consumer education, and agricultural research. Gillespie County SWCD hosts the event with officers listed and twenty districts as members.

Temple Joe Hubenak Hill Country Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Jim Voulgarts Kimble County Lady Bird Johnson Park Pioneer Pavilion Fredericksburg Hubenak Texas House of Representatives House Committee On Agriculture and Livestock A. C. Spencer Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Nelson W. Wolff San Antonio Joe Antilley Kenneth Kuykendall Association of Texas Soil and Water Conservation Districts Hill Country Association SWCD Eldorado Divide San Saba-Brady Menard County Kendall Kerr County Pedernales Gillespie County Nueces-Frio-Sabinal Edwards Plateau Mason County Devil's River Upper Llanos Medina Valley Maverick Bandera Llano County Crockett West Nueces-Las Moras Upper Nueces-Frio Hill Country Jim Voulgaris Harper, Guenther Gillespie County Soil and Water Conservation District

Make It Yourself Wool Make It With Wool Meeting Report

The Hull County Chapter of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association Auxiliary met at the Mrs. WH. McNutt ranch between Mountain Home and Junction on Monday February 6. Reports covered the Make It With Wool contest, educational outreach, and a plan for the 1979 contest in Las Vegas New Mexico.

WH. McNutt Mountain Home Junction Hull Country Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association McNutt T. D. Hall Armistead Rust Menard Don Oehler Ingram Jack Groff Kerrville Denver Col Mary Chesser Roswell N.M National Wool Growers Women's Auxiliary Las Vegas TS &G R San Angelo E . Seiker Felix Fisher Hunt Jan Quinn Bangs Letters Fabrics Hall S. Herring Mmes Gilbert Anderegg Douglas Duderstadt Harper Jack Hoggett E. S. Herring Roy Spiller Tom Whetstone Fredericksburg Kathy Thompson Divide Club Texas del Rio

Letter to President Carter on Panama Canal vote

A San Antonio reader argues that Senators and Representatives must vote for constituents and not against the will of the people. The letter asserts that the constitutional duty of representatives is to act for voters and warns that passing the Panama Canal Treaty could undermine republican government. It pleads for the will of We the People to prevail and for the treaty to be voted down by elected officials.

San Antonio Texas Panama Canal United States Republic Washington U. S Voice of Agriculture American Agriculture Movement

Nationwide survey shows Texas farms average production outlay

The U S Department of Agriculture and Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service report 1976 farm production expenditures averaged just over 32000 per farm with total outlays at 89 billion. Feed led costs at 14 billion, followed by rent 8 billion, interest and taxes 7 9 billion, wages 74 billion and fertilizer costs 72 billion.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

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Churches OF Harper ST. James Lutheran Church J. W. Mielke First Pentecostal Church Caries B. Parker First Baptist Church J.C. Turner Edward Bailey Mary United Presbyterian Church Harper Herald Eckhardt & Klier, Inc Barrett Agency Harper, Texas Junction Warehouse Company C. T Ranch Supplies Barker’s Grocery Wreen Stampa Norman J. Dietel Dorothy Bierschwabe P.O. Box Harper Drug Store Texas Press Assn Herald Cherry Springs Hall Harold Wood & His Orchestra Steak House Hill Country Assn. of Soil & Water District Fredsburg Nelson Motors, Inc 4Th & College Streets TSGRA Groff Lee Ann Nelson Denver, CO American Sheep Producers Council, Inc Nelson G. C Whitworth Doole Ross Snodgrass KERV President Carter Gillespie Norman Lhtetel State Farm Bureau Alfred Mutschink Farmers’ Organization Farmers and Ranchers Farm Bureau New Farmers’ Organization American David Whitworth Harper Realty P. D. Box San Saba River Aice Waring New Braunfels Call Us Main St Rock Coast Harpad South Heights Northwest Hill M. R. Duderstadt Palmer Hohenberger Vigrence Wehenberger Res Larry McGuffin
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