FHA Loans to Texas Rural Families Total $74,526,000 in 1963
The Farmers Home Administrationinsured or made loans totaling $74.5 million to Texas rural families in 1963. Secretary L J Cappleman announced in Temple noting 19,977 families used agency loans for farm and home needs. Loans supported equipment debt refinancing and rural housing, water systems and conservation programs across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
L. J. Cappleman
Temple Texlas
Joan
Farmers Hare Administration
Conservition and Development
Cecreahior Enterprises
Cappleman
Farmers Home
FHS
Drauth
Texas Health Department
Temple
Farmers Home Adminstration
Rainy January and midweek storms bring first creek flow in years
Luckenbach resident Helmut Klinksiek reports January rains and recent midweek showers produced flowing water in Grape Creek near his place for the first time in over a year, with the creek having remained dry throughout 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmuth Klinksiek
Luckenbach
Soil Conservation District News Highlights Wind Erosion and Rain Figures
The Gillespie County district reports wind erosion in orchards and sandy fields, noting cover crops like winter peas and small grains as protection. January rainfall totaled 2.77 inches, with long-term comparisons and forecasts for February rains, plus notes on grass seeding, land use, and conservation storage across Texas lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Nixon
Emil Heiner
Gillespie Soil Conservation District
Gillespie County
Scl
Alamo Hereford Club Sale Planned in San Antonio
The fifth annual Alamo Hereford Club Sale is set for 1 p m Monday February 10 at the Auction Sales Arena San Antonio Livestock Exposition grounds. It features 37 horned Hereford bulls 20 heifers with herd bull prospects range bulls and top replacement cattle. Consignors include Feller Hereford Farm Harold H Henke Fredericksburg and LBJ Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Hill Country Auxiliary Re-Elects Mrs. Thomas President
Mrs. Russell Thomas of Kerrville was re elected president of the Hill Country Chapter of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association at their annual meeting in the Harper school cafetorium. Several officers were also re elected and the group voted funds for Wool contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Thomas
Kerrville
Hill Country
Women
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers
Harper School
W. H. Cowden
the Divide
Bill Wright
Junction
J. E. Epperson
Rocksprings
Dillard Stapp
London
Louis Stroh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat's
United Artists
Lrence Clay James
Gwynn
Billy Deaton
His
Gillespie County Soil Conservation District News
David Kneese
Tivydale Road
U. S
Gugee
LCRA
Mange & Field
Texas Water Commission
Sratest
Predericksborp
Lake Nasworthy Teas
Sar Angelo
Lake San Angelo
Charlie Boerner
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Cos. Taylor
Scotty Lee
W. 0. Dickerson
Jana Whitth
Joherson
Hiawati
California
Wayne Thactett
Oetaldren
San Antonia
Dallas Reiger
Buchanan
Burmeta
Kal
Theo
Fred
Grant Mansfield
San
Antonio
Rex
Allen
Koka
Molly
Cogany
Popwar My
Joe Freeman
THE
Warmonica Rascals
Leon
AMD
Lunier Hotel
Lolfison’s
Coliseum
Greunus
Bitane Armibis
Mumbs Ovision Oo Cuba Rcial Dehibus
Corindal
Ald Shoma
Bam Lanteits
San Antonio Country Club
John L. Weaver
Nath Walker
Jasper Massey
W. R Massey
Ts&gr
Thomas
Burton (Pinky) Brown II
Jo Ann Frederick
Presbyterian Church In
L. H. Harper
A. J. Kinsey
Fred Whitewood
Fred Nabers
A. C. Wendel
Watkins Tarr
John
Mary Nell
Harper
the Herald
Wee
Rae
Boys OF America
Uts
Moorman's Minerals & Concentrated Feeds
Floy Bode CO
Harper, Texas
Lange
Elmer Lee Lange
Gillespie Co
First State Bank
Gene Harper
Harper Lockers
Karl Klaehn
Rocky Inn
MR. & Mrs. Doyle
Parker
Texaco
Douglas & Gene Tatsch Auto Repairing
Jies Tubes
Batienes
Harper Drug Store
Grace & Leslie Harper
Chas. Barrett
Dayton Rahe
Sinclair Station Men's & Boys' Clothing
Hill Crest Station
Edwin Lang
Morris Harper
Frank E. Staudt
Roy L. Roberts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!