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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1954

Page

6

Soil and water conservation plans outlined by locals

Tentative conservation plans were prepared with input from Herbert Fiedler and Mill on Meier of the Cherry Mountain group and Aax Sultemeier of the Wrede group. Technicians from Gillespie SCD assisted as plans aim to guide farmers like a blueprint and adapt to changing conditions. Reginald Morris reports 125 acres planted in legumes, with success pending rain. The Range Management Contest will be June 15 at the Annual Range Field Day, hosted by the Hill Country Association of SCDs, with grasses and forbs identified for plant selection. Cecil Loudon builds about 2 miles of terrace channels to curb erosion on 10 acres, and Hubam clover will be green-manured on 15 acres by Albert Dittmar and son.

Herbert Fiedler Laurence Feller Milon Meier Cherry Mountain Conservation Group Aax Sultemeier Wrede School Conservation Group Gillespie Soil Conservation District Reginald Morris Morris Ranch Group Mr. Morris Board of Supervisors Hill Country Association of Soil Cecil Loudon Honey Creek Conservation Group Loudon Albert Dittmar Douglas Dittmar Kremlin Gallup Congress

Reverend Lester and Buzz Ellis Clash Over Mooing Choir

The piece describes Reverend Lester guiding a Young Peoples' Choir after basketball practice on Hillsboro Road. Buzz Ellis, a cattle farmer nearby, quips about moving cows earlier to avoid racket, claiming cows cannot moo on key. The narrator notes Buzz is not part of the church or choir and comments on Buzz’s tolerant, neighborly stance.

Lester Hillsboro Road Young Peoples Buzz Ellis Buzz

UMT Bill Faces Slow Senate-House Battle in 1940s Debate

The House delays final action on the Universal Military Training bill as Senate provisions to lower the draft age to 18 and set universal training face House scrutiny. Provisions would require six months of training for all able-bodied men with ROTC links and a transition period after draft suspension, aiming to reduce active forces and costs.

House Senate Congress Bradley

Six Month Highway Patrol Summary Totals and Violations

Highway Patrolmen Ivan Lawrence and Tom Carey reported to Austin on their six month district summary for Sept 1 1950 to Mar 1 1951. They recorded 277 arrests from 461 violation warnings and 419 faulty equipment warnings along with 213 hazardous cases and 64 non hazardous violations. They logged 29746 miles, 1278 day hours and 643 night hours. Violations included 154 speeding 16 improper passing and cutting in 2 for stopping signs 2 for defective brakes 15 defective lights 2 drunk pedestrians 6 driving while intoxicated 1 right of way 13 wrong side of road. Nonhazardous violations totaled 64 with 52 license 3 oversize 1 improper equipment and 3 other violations. They conclude with public policy notes on preparedness and universal military training. SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD $1.50 PER YEAR

Ivan Lawrence Tom Carey Austin

Sow Bugs and Orchard Spray Schedules See County Agent Notes

County Agent outlines methods to control sow bugs in gardens using bran mash and DDT dust. Provides detailed BrE list of spray schedules for peaches and plums including lead arsenate sulfur and chlordane, with notes on bacterial spot, brown rot, and schab, plus a short local notice of visits by Mr. and Mrs. Barrett and Mr. and Mrs. Parker to Mrs. Jett Parker in San Antonio.

Paris

Bandera County to Exhibit Local Goods at Stampede Show

During Bandera’s three day Stampede celebration residents will stage an exposition of county made products in the Library Auditorium on Main Street. The display includes western lamps furniture leather work clothing chemicals honey fine arts mill work and other hand crafts open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 4 5 and 6.

Bandera Library Court House Bandera County

Chicks Since 1907 Offer Breed Varieties for Farms

Functional poultry catalog copy advertises White Leghorns Danish Brown Leghorns Austra-Whites Combinations New Hampshires Barred Plymouth Rock Rhode Island Reds and Dark Cornish Game. Claims blood tested flocks bred to live lay and pay.

R. I

Harper Herald brief notes from Harper Iowa page three

Mr and Mrs Lorenz Wendel and daughter Magdalena and Mr and Mrs Hilmar Klaehn attended the Ice Follies in San Antonio Sunday. Mrs Wilber Dickey of Center Point visited her mother Mrs Carrie Calentine who then visited Calentine. Mr and Mrs Oswald Feller visited the Fred Gammenthaler home Sunday.

Lorenz Wendel Magdalena Hilmar Klaehn San Antonio Wilber Dickey Center Point Carrie Calentine Oswald Feller Fred Gammenthaler

Harper Texas Social News April 1951 Visitor Notes

Miss Alice Cook of San Antonio spent Friday with Mrs J F Cook and Dale Cook family then traveled to Mexico via Del Rio. Mr and Mrs Orville Gammenthaler and Miss Anita Fee of San Antonio visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Gammenthaler. Mr and Mrs Pat Rogers and son visited Harper Wednesday morning.

Alice Cook San Antonio J. F. Cook Dale Cook Mexico del Rio Orville Gammenthaler Anita Fee Fred Gammenthaler Pat Rogers Harper

Douglas speech draws crowds in Pennsylvania visit

A large audience gathered as Douglas spoke in a midwest or eastern city. The event featured strong turnout with locals and supporters present, reflecting broad interest in his political message.

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