Harper Herald description and campaign ad copy
The Harper Herald announces biweekly publication with publisher editor Norman J. Dietel and authorized reporter Mrs. A C Wendel. It lists Harper Texas postal details dated February 1926 and notes subscription at 1 50 per year with promotional lines urging ad investments to raise business standing.
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A. C. Wendel
Harper
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Texas Press Assn
National Editorial Assn
State and Federal Governments Inherit Millions
A reader recalls a picture titled Heiress Counts Up Millions showing a woman beside a safety deposit box with a tax examiner and state treasurer. The piece argues government taxation skims profits, highlights rights to work laws, and notes various local social notices and community happenings across Texas towns.
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Industrial News Review
Pork imports from Europe press the U S pork market
The article notes a 28 percent rise in canned ham and pork imports to a record 99 163 000 pounds in 1953 to 1954 with communist Poland supplying about 20 million pounds. Germany Denmark and Holland are also major shippers while the United States runs a favorable trade balance disadvantage in these commodities.
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United States
Industrial News Review
Poland
Germany
Denmark
Holland
Communist
Security State Bank Named County Depository
Security State Bank was named the county depository for Gillespie County funds at a Commissioners Court meeting held last week. The bank will pay 2 1 2 percent interest per year on all time deposits. Reports from county officials were heard and approved along with other routine matters.
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Security State Bank
Gillespie County
Commissioners Court
Right to Work Bills Face Constitutional Amendment Clash
Industrial News Review notes labor unions plan to block new Right to Work measures, arguing against restrictions. The piece questions public support as unions oppose a basic principle and recalls past blacklist bans as precedents.
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Ering
Alto Bethe
Industrial News Review
Henry Keller Rites Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Henry Keller were held at 9:45 a.m. at Beckmann Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St. Marys Church with Rev. W. Schneider presiding. Interment followed at St. Marys Cemetery. Keller died Sunday at age 74 years 9 months 26 days, born April 24 1880 in the county. He survived four brothers and three sisters. three brothers preceded him in death.
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Henry Keller
Beckmann
St. Mary's Church
Rev. W. Schneider
St. Mary's
Mr. Keller
This County
William and
Sophie Weinheimer Keller
Mie
George Keller
San Antonio
Felix Keller
Fredericksburg
Albert Keller
Robert Keller
Mathilda Keller
Anna
Amos Gardner
Alma
Mia
Frank Rischner
Harper
Otto
John
Willie Keller
Church Announcements Invite Attendance at Week Services
Local notices urge attendance at Harper churches with schedules for Masses prayer services and religious education. Readers are invited to participate in Sunday Masses 8 30 and 10 o’clock and Wednesday and Friday Lenten services with youth studies and special collections for missions and world action.
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School of Religion
Catholic Action Councils
U. S. World Action
Reverend Brown Leads Morning and Evening Preaching Services
Rev D W Brown pastor delivers morning sermon at 11 am and evening sermon at 8 pm with a 7 pm Training Union. Regular meetings of Sun Beams GA's WMS and Brotherhood occur on the second and fourth Wednesday nights. all are invited.
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The
Sunbeams
Ga's
WMS
Brotherhood
Annual tuberculosis reports highlight 3207 cases in nine months
The Chang ing Times notes a quirk about preparedness preaching and finances. The piece cites the State Department of Health reporting 3207 tuberculosis cases in the first nine months of 1954, roughly one every two hours, and contrasts two family types with antique furniture and money.
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Vay
State Department of Health
Open House at Ludwig Flower Shop Saturday
Springtime features bloom laden open house at Ludwig Flower Shop on Saturday February 26 from 9 am to 6 pm. Misses Johanna and Bertha Ludwig announce the event at their new modern building adjoining the Kloth residence with a wide display of cut flowers, gift items, and bird nests in a spacious showroom.
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New Ludwig
Ludwig Flower Shop
Johanna
Bertha Ludwig
Kloth
Ludwig
Carroll Bierschwale Visits Parents in Houston
Carroll Bierschwale of Houston spent several days visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bierschwale.
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Fredericksburg
Edwin Lang
O. B. Walker
Carroll Walker
Kerrville
Dallas Reiger
Dayton Rade
J. Walke
Weldon Walker
Morris Bode
Laredo
Rubin Bode
W.J. Goerner
Carroll Bierschwale
Houston
Mrs
Fred Bierschwale
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