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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1955

Page

4

Land grab probes sweep Capitol Austin Texas veterans deals

Attorney General Shepperd faces questions on veterans land bank dealings as lawmakers open investigations with House and Senate committees. Suits seek recovery of millions tied to L. Ruffin B. Sheffield J. Paul Little G. Curtis Jackson Jr. and H. R. Stallings while Bascom Giles's conduct is questioned.

Austin Texas John Ben Shepperd Travis DeWitt House Joe Burkett Wade F. Spilman Virginia Duff Reagan H. Huffman Jesse Osborn Bascom Giles J. Farr Rudder Shepperd G. Curtis Jackson, Jr Zavala County C. O. Hagan Jackson L. V. Ruffin B. R. Sheffield Brady J. Paul Little H. R. Stallings Crystal City Brady Group Sheffield Veterans’ Land Board Giles Senate Dolph Briscoe, Jr

Emergency Feed Program Ends February fifteenth

Washington has directed that no applications for assistance under the Emergency Feed Program will be approved after February 15 1955. Local FHA says no reimbursement claims for freight on hay can be made for hay purchased after March 31 1955. Approved applicants have 120 days from the date of last approved application to use their ASC purchase order. Farmers are urged to check grain and hay supplies and consult local FHA committee men for additional feed if needed. FHA committees in Fredericksburg and six counties have certified applications for 20 793 tons of hay and 57 593 600 pounds of grain.

Washington State Director of Farmers Home Administration FHA ASC Fredericksburg

Texas Lutheran Ex-Students Set 26th Homecoming

Rev Kermit Menking of Linton announced Seguin Texas Lutheran College will hold its 26th annual homecoming November 4 to 6 after an ex-students association meeting. Officers include Clinton Priess vice-president Fredericksburg and Garfield Kiel secretary-treasurer Seguin.

Seguin Texas Lutheran College Kermit Menking Linton Rev. Menking Texas Lutheran Ex-students’ Association Clinton Priess Fredericksburg Garfield Kiel

Hill Crest Singers Plan Next Performance at Methodist Church

The Hill Crest Singers gathered at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday with a large crowd in attendance. The next singing is scheduled for Sunday at the Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs Fred Gammen thaler were shopping in Fredericksburg Saturday.

Hill Crest Presbyterian Church Mrs Fred Gammenthaler Fredericksburg

Noxville News Highlights Local Visits and Rain

Mrs. Bill Berry and friends travel to Junction, while Dillard Stapp returns from San Antonio. Kinship ties show frequent visits among Milams, Parkers, Ernsts, and Stones as families gather for church, meals, and social events. The community reports 70 points of rain Friday morning.

Feed program cutoffs and water policy notes in Texas news

Cutoff dates for applications to purchase government feed under the drought program may move if conditions stay acute Kenneth L Scott assures no hardship intent applications approved by February 15 may be delivered by mid April hay program continues through March 31 The railroads 50 percent hay rate cut expires February 15 government share continues to end of March Water problem study by Texas Society of Professional Engineers warns most rainwater runs away and urges conservation CAB appearances in Washington include E H Pickering of Medina Mrs Tom Dealey and Reserve Officers meeting in Austin Debate over executive power and wool tariffs features Edwin Mayer of Sonora and calls for Congress to reassert foreign commerce authority World notes include Mayer's wool tariff views and trips to Washington New York ahead for Mayer visit with wife and relatives

Kenneth L. Scott USDA Scott Washington Civil Aeronautics Board E. H. Pickering Medina Pickering National Airlines CAB Tom Dealey Brownwood Capitol City Texas Department of the Reserve Groups Edwin S. Mayer Sonora House of Representatives Mayer 0. C Fisher J. M Casey) Jones National Wool Growers Assciation Jones Sonoran Congress Texas Sheep & Goat Raitsers Association Cleveland Texan

Legume Planting Advice Aims to Restore Poor Cropland

In Harper Texas farmers are urged to plant spring legumes to improve soil conditions such as crusting low organic matter and poor fertility. Guidance covers legume types timing inoculation seedbed prep and fertilizer rates with notes on cross fences water bills and ACP pasture deferral benefits and personnel changes in local conservation services.

Hubam Madrid

Visit of Whitewood Family and Nabers to Kin in Kerrville

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitewood Jr. and two children of San Angelo visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitewood Sr. and Brown over the weekend. Mrs. Fred Nabers and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nabers and their small son of Kerrville toured the Nabers ranch Friday. Patronize HERALD Advertizers.

Fred Whitewood San Angero Brown Fred Nabers Gene Nabers Small Son Kerrville Nabers Ranch

Social Security Man to Talk to Farm Bureau

James B. Marley Social Security Representative from Austin will address self employed in agriculture at Gillespie County Farm Bureau meeting in Fredericksburg at 7 30 p m Friday Feb 18 in the District Courtroom of the courthouse Rubin Meier president of the Farm Bureau urged all self employed in agriculture to attend to have questions clarified Marley an authority on the subject will answer questions from farmers and ranchers

James B. Marley Austin Gillespie County Farm Bureau Fredericksburg Rubin Meier Farm Bureau Marley

Mrs W O Brown Ill Again and Family Shop Visit

Friends and relatives regret Mrs W O Brown is on the sick list again. Mr and Mrs Chester Brown and their children from the Blue Mountains were seen shopping in Harper Saturday afternoon.

Mrs Chester Brown The Blue Mountains Harper

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State Capitol Shepperd Files Insurance Committee Legal Reserve Life George Parkhouse Port Arthur Parkhouse Harold Parish Dorsey B. Hardeman Sen Hardeman Water Resources Study Committee Crawford Martin Water Commission Board of Water Engineers David Brian Texas Council of Churches Council of Methodist Women A&m College H. Welge Lewis P. O Crosley and Bendix Livestock & Poultry Magnolia Sevice Station Auto Accessories Floy Bode Co John Deere Fairbanks Morse Krauskopf Bros YA Ethoel JIMBO R&r Tackle CO Gex Lorge, Fle Felix T. Tybor Noxville News Wirs. J. MM. Milam Bill Berry Tom Parker J. H. Parker Junction Dillard Stapp San Antonio Kirk Reed J. A. Milam Land Jack Willie Coollins Marvin Ernst Rocksprings Milam Jess F. Parker Aubrey Raymond Pauline Cecil Parker Mary Ellis Bruce Raymond Parker Ray Bierschwale Noxville James Parker Ernest Dunbar Jesse F. Parker Washinton Texas Society of Professional Engineers Nash G. L. Eberle General Eberle New York Herald Texaco Elbert Feller Mgr Harper Herald Board of Supervisors Albert Hartstack San Antonio-Seguin Calvin H. Fuchs Johnson City ACP Gillespie County Patronize Herald Ada Gordon Water Street Mark A. Thompson W. San Antonio J. Fredericksburg, Texas Woerner Warehouse,inc Fredericksburg, Texas
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