10 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
1
A historical comparison imagines 2.75 billion people in a 1000 inhabitant town. Sixty residents would be American and hold half the town’s income while the other 940 share the rest. Americans would have higher life expectancy and access to resources, with notable racial and religious composition details.
Gottlieb Pbviedrich revises his conservation plan to include crossfences and terrace systems for deferment and erosion control. Walter Barseh plants a mixed alfalfa and clover cover crop for winter grazing and future root development. Robert Zenner tests fertilizer rates on small grain to optimize future yields. Billy Feague prepares Crabapple Community land to sprig coastal bermuda grass to improve drought resilience.
Three New Year specials planned for early 1964 at Union Stock Yards San Antonio. The Special Truck Lot Sales run January 16 23 and 30 with stock lots auctioned at 11 00 am after regular auction begins at 9 00 am. The event aims to boost producer and buyer activity amid rising cattle volumes in 1963.
Mr and Mrs E C Hopf and Gero and Charlie of Sonora were visitors Sunday. 200 Mi and Mrs O L Parken visited the R W Smiths Monday in Kerrville. New Year's Day guests included Bob Lang, Mr and Mrs Clark Lang, and Ms and Mrs Dale Cook and family of San Antonio and Monae Lang of San Angelo.
Kimble County Agent notes the FARMER TAX GUIDE availability with mail drop option and usage tips. It urges early requests and highlights how to classify items on forms. The column also previews Kerrville stock show logistics and stresses grooming and show-ring training to maximize animal quality and youngster development.
In Han dy Stop area rainfall figures for December and 1962 are discussed with totals near 18 to 20 inches yearly, noting drier three year trend. The piece urges farm management adjustments, saving feed, and planning for future weather amid drought with hints of possible floods if rains exceed normal.
J W Holland of the Us Immigration and Naturalization Service urges aliens to file annual address reports during January. Forms are available at post offices and INS offices. Reports are confidential by statute, and willful failure may lead to serious consequences.
Local business Roos Cement Yard at 203 S Lincoln St has closed after four decades. Founder Ed Roos started the company about 40 years ago with partner Marvin Hoos later, and the owner says the shutdown will keep workers busy for about three months as operations end.
Tarper's Churches invite the community to worship this Sunday January 12 with Mass at 8 and 9 30 and a School of Religion for children and youth. Walk in anytime and attend any service as a Catholic church extends a cordial welcome to all.
Samen Lutheran Church led by Pastor W. E. Doerr lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 10 49 a m Annual Congregation Meeting at 2 30 p m Luther League at 4 30 p m Faith Circle ALCW midweek gatherings January 1 4 46 p m Junior Confirmation January 15 7 30 p m Hope Circle January 18 8 250 p m All invited. Methodist Church led by Pastor Mrs C N Taylor reports Sunday school superintendent The Loo d Sunday in Epiphany worship and sermon The Meaning of Epiphany.
Miss Barbara Gatlings of Las Ora visited Miss Nadete Barker last week. Herbert Jones, spending weeks in Midland with daughter and family, returned to Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krusenberger in Del Rio for the weekend. Rev Hominy O Bry an and Blenora O Givant visit Antena and Sat Antena kin. The digger wasp lays eggs on tarantulas. Strass glass shines as rhinestones. German origin noted.
Marver United Prioakalmiian chunkchunk. Guliaie student wlunister supplies pastor ban. Brown leads Sunday School at week. Sunday School at workalm. Worship service at 10 a.m. Women’s Association meets every third Thursday. Ingram Prillsny Lerian Chittchel services at noon.
Fragments mention a pastor named Bryant and a group termed Turn the Way alongside The Urata and The Life. The readable text hints at a religious or musical context but lacks a clear event, date, or location.
The fragment notes a morning worship service at Sundas School with references to an athilistic service and daily activities.
Miss Geneva Jung edges Mary Hara Gyre in a competitive match at Jute. Her peeterts Mo and Mais James Jung provide support as the pair duel for the bestay section.
Wanted part time advertising sales in Wottaal area. Apply with references and hand written letter to Department MM JHE RADIO POST Box 543 Fredericksburg Texas.
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