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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1952
Page
4
The guide advises selecting a few well suited flowering shrubs for the home, noting they require less work and cost than annuals. It covers planting times from December to February, pruning schedules, and occasional spraying, plus tips on seed treatment and choosing hardy native shrubs from local sources.
Rep Tom Pickett of Palestine will not seek reelection affecting Texas district politics. The wool market discussion in Wyoming included leaders from San Angelo Sonora and Dallas with calls for anti dumping laws and possible quotas. Recent visitors to the office included Capt J B Dismukes Kerrville Br Gen T R Rampy Winters and others from San Angelo Brownwood Dallas and Houston.
Farmers and ranchers met at the Crabapple school on Monday night February 11 to hear Richard Laurence secretary of the Board of Supervisors outline the Gillespie Co Soil Conservation District. T W Neal SCS Fredericksburg led in conservation practices and the group discussed waterways vegetation and erosion control with several cooperators expressing support.
The Texas GOP adopted a pledge requiring attendees at a Republican convention to sign as Republicans. Taft backers carried the resolution 56 to 6 over Eisenhower supporters. May 27 state convention in Mineral Wells will choose delegates to the July 7 national meeting in Chicago. Attendees included Emmie Schroeder and Calvin Bieschwale. Don Starkweather and family were dinner guests of the Parkers.
Cappy Miller buys a new car ending the days of his old rattler. The writer recalls hunting trips with Jiggs the pointer, joking that the dog once hopped into the wrong trunk. The piece muses that old habits, like neighborly meddling, should be replaced with new ideas.
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