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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1939

Page

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Knopp 4-H Club Emphasizes Manners At January Meeting

Knopp 4-H Club members met at Mrs. R A Klett home January 23. She urged charm comes from manners and advised natural friendly behavior. Members answering roll call named manners they liked: Celeta Kunz Cecilia Kunz Rosa Segner Lorene Dietrich Dora Dietrich Louise Kramer. Louise Kramer reported. Miss Laura Ochler of Texas University plans a home visit this week.

R. A. Klett Knopp 4-H Club Celeta Cecilia Kunz Rosa Segner Lorene Dora Dietrich Louise Kramer

Rapture Beyond by Katharine Hewlin unfolds a perilous confession

In a tense sequence, Marcella fears discovery as a murder plot unravels and jewels surface as a contested inheritance. Nick Sandal declares an arrest warrant, while Felix Kent takes charge and Jocelyn confronts a grave family truth about her mother and a vanished fortune. The confrontation hints at a return to a convent and a dangerous web of deceit.

Felix Marcella Jocelyn Catring Lynda Mary Nick Sandal Julian Felix Kent Nick Chicago Mervyn Bond Steever Mrs. Harlowe California San Francisco Harlowe New York Old Josiah Celia Julian Montree Devote America Marquise de Montree Gabrielle

Will Rogers Rise as Top Earner of Early Radio Fame

The article profiles Will Rogers as the era’s highest income earner through talent alone, detailing his earnings from films, a newspaper column, speeches, and radio. It chronicles his Indian Territory origins, colorful character, travels, marriages, and fame with kings and queens, alongside his famously frayed attire.

Home Building Surges in Texas Says Federal Bank Report

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock reports Texas home building and savings rise. In 1938 120 associations lent 20,641,781 to 11,016 homeowners with construction financing and purchases of existing homes totaling 5,600,000 by 2,717 Texans. Savings accounts gained 8,600,000, signaling broad growth and optimism for spring construction.

Little Rock Ark Texas Federal Home Loan Bank of Fredericksburg

University employs forty seven students in UT Library

Forty seven University of Texas students from across the state work part time at the UT Library, averaging 22 hours weekly and earning about 249 dollars a year. Edward White from Fredericksburg is among the student librarians who assist with loans, cataloging, and secretarial tasks while maintaining strong academic records. The library processes about 87 604 books loaned last month and over 205 000 since September many volumes circulated across Main and departmental libraries including archives and rare collections.

Austin Tex University of Texas Library South Fredericksburg Edward White White College of Arts and Sciences Donald Coney Show. Io Coney Phi Beta Kappa National Honorary Society For the Arts and Sciences Beta Gamma Sigma Texas

Morris Ranch Man Cuts Foot With Axe

Edwin C. Moellering of Morris Ranch suffered a deep cut to his right foot on Sunday afternoon while chopping cord wood with an axe. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment. He severed to note earnings and reserves of associations, with strong loan collections and satisfactory year earnings as dividends and reserves grew.

Edwin C. Moellering Morris Ranch

Sixth Annual Music Festival at Seguin announced

William F. Kraushaar president of Texas Lutheran College announced Seguin will host the Sixth Annual Music Festival for South High Schools on April 27 to 29. The event expects large crowds with 33 contests across four auditoriums and the Seguin High School football field. E W Tampke chairs the college band and a new massed drum and bugle corps pageant will light up Seguin High School field April 29 under the lights with Eanes B Brophy in charge.

Seguin William F. Kraushaar Texas Lutheran College E. W. Tampke Seguin High School Eanes B. Brophy Kellyfield

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