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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1954

Page

4

Washington Letter on Mexican labor talks stalls over wage demands

The Washington letter reports stalled talks to renew a Mexican labor contract amid disputes over minimum wage guarantees for Mexican workers. Unilateral processing of Mexican nationals began but a Comptroller General ruling tied it to an international agreement, halting further contracting. Committees in Congress proposed amendments to allow continued processing.

U. S Mexco City Mexico Rio Grande Comptroller General House Senate Agriculture Committees David Bryant Abilene

Gay Nineties Musical Review set for Kerrville shows

Miss Mickey McDougall and Bill Jonas display an 1890 era exhibition waltz in promotion of the Gay Nineties performance at Tivy Auditorium on February 11 and 12. The Kerrville Music Club sponsors the event, with McDougall teaching at Tap & Toe Dance Studio in Kerrville and daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter McDougall of Harper.

Mickey McDougall Bill Jonas Tivy Auditorium Kerrville Music Club Miss McDougall Kerrville Walter McDougall Harper

Mrs P O Bode Visits Son Ruben and Family

Mrs. P O Bode spends several days visiting her son Ruben Bode and family. Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Mart Stevens and Mr and Mrs Oscar McDonald of Kerrville and Mr and Mrs Forest Bode of Del Rio.

P. O. Bode Ruben Bode Mart Stevens Oscar McDonald Kerrville Forest Bode del Rio

Walter McKay joins Calf Scramble committee at 1954 stock show

Walter McKay of Fredericksburg has been chosen for the Calf Scramble committee at the 1954 San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. The event features 20 FFA and 4 H Club youths in 14 go rounds February 12 21 with ten calves per round.

Walter McKay Fredericksburg San Antonio Leon Kakanek Henry Crutchfield Charles Wyatt Houston Vocational Agriculture Department Jersey Columbia Corrierdale Hampshire Shropshire Southdown Suffolk

National FFA Officers To Visit Texas on Tour

Texas Future Farmers hosts the national officers February 12 to 15 during their first Texas itinerary. They will meet donors and agricultural leaders on a nationwide tour ending in Denver before returning to Washington. FFA Day is set for February 13 at the Houston Fat Stock Show.

Texas FFA Philanthrophists Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake City Denver Washington Chicago Drs A. W. Terfney R. E. Naugher The Office of Education Washington, D. C

Willow City Families Attend Hill Crest Singing

Mr Crawford Pearson and family from Willow City visit Mr Fred Bierschwale and relatives Sunday to attend the Hill Crest Singing at the Methodist Church with the Terry and Monk households nearby.

Crawford Pearson Willow City Clay Terry Monk Fred Fred Bierschwale Hill Crest

Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Sunday and Weekend

Mr and Mrs Henry Maurer and Miss Gertrude and Bernard Jesco visited Eddie Reed on Sunday. Billy Brown of Alpine spent the weekend with his wife and daughters at Mrs Nath Walkers home.

Henry Maurer Gertrude Bernard Jesco Eddie Reed Billy Brown Alpine Nath Walker

Liquor Revenue Collections Again High

Austin Texas 1953 marked the Texas Liquor Control Board s second largest revenue year totaling 18 792 228 39 with 17 350 181 32 allocated to the State Clearance Fund for schools and old age assistance. December 1953 receipts reached 1 392 635 22 versus 1 334 614 34 a year earlier as 269 cases were filed 190 convictions and 11 jail terms with fines and costs 30 084 75. The board s audits totaled 2 191 703 52 across seven accounts and 94 audits. Illicit still seizures reached 5 with 1630 gallons of mash and three arrests.

Austin Texas Texas Liquor Control Board Liquor Board Red River County Titus Marion Harrison

Real Estate Title and Closing Questions Summary

A guide explaining what a real estate title is and how a title examination and abstract relate to ownership. It covers title insurance, earnest money contracts, and the closing process, highlighting the need for legal expertise and careful drafting to avoid title defects and financing problems.

Ernest Joan

Giant Eagle Slain by Kerrville Rancher After Five-Year Chase

Rudy Voigt of Kerrville hunted a giant Golden Eagle for five years. While his wife drove the pickup, he shot at 75 feet in the air with a 30-30 slug as the bird approached newborn lambs. The eagle's wingspan reached six feet eight inches with talons eight inches apart. Voigt estimates many lambs were saved.

Kerrville Rudy Voigt Voigt

Jones family visits Houston for Fat Stock Show

Mr and Mrs Paul Jones and granddaughter Dianna Sageser spent several days in Houston visiting and attending the Fat Stock Show.

Paul Jones Little Dianna Sageser Houston

Ladies Visit Legion Hospital and Local Church Event

Mrs. Max Lange Mrs. Felix Kensing and Mrs. E R Brown visited Kerrville Sunday to serve coffee and cake to Legion Hospital boys. Mr and Mrs Felix Houy of Fredericksburg attended Hill Crest Singing at the Methodist Church in Harper. Mrs J F Cook left for San Antonio to live with son Dale and family. Mr and Mrs Dave Beathen of San Antonio visited Mrs Floyd Boatright on Sunday.

Olin Walker San Antonio Nell Calentine Harper Buck Baker Jack Kerrville Max Lange Felix Kensing E. R. Brown the Legion Hospital Felix Houy Fredericksburg Hill Crest J. F. Cook Dale Familly Dave Beathen Floyd Boatright

Mrs A C Wendel and grandson visit Watkins Tarr family

Mrs A C Wendel and her grandson Roy Jones spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr and family. Martha Jean Stevens visited Sunday and Sunday night with her grandmother Mrs A C Wendel.

A. C. Wendel Roy Jones Watkins Tarr Martha Jean Stevens

Wish I'd Said That Ends with a Quick Wit on Backseat Driving

The column recalls Miss Perkins who has driven her own car for over 30 years and deals with a rude horn from a passerby. It ends with a reflection that responding to others choices is a matter of personal preference and not backseat driving.

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