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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1976
Page
5
The January menu lists meals for Wednesday through Friday with options including Frito pie and beans, roast with creamed potatoes, and chicken with corn. The blurb ends with a shouty sign off about the Stampede the Buffaloes cah lah.
Charles Dunn known as Charlie, born June 7 1958 in Buffalo Texas, lived in Center Point and Harper. He lettered in multiple sports including golf basketball and track, attended Boys State, and served as FFA student advisor. He plans to play golf and run track this spring, aiming for truck driving after school. The Longhorn Boosters sponsor a January 31 talent show to boost Harper High athletics. Boys and girls results against Junction show Harper performances in basketball and track, with detailed player scores and quarter points.
Monday January 26 offers meat and macaroni green beans salad hot rolls and cake. Tuesday January 27 serves hamburgers French fries trimmings and vanilla pudding.
Five Harper High School seniors sworn into the U S Air Force at the Harper School Monday at 1 p m by Staff Sergeant Gregory Valdez Air Force Recruiter from Austin Inductees Steven Skipper Matthew Lang Virginia Pruneda Kenneth Stone Lester Behrends will enter basic training in San Antonio this coming June
Five high school seniors and graduates Lester Behrens Matthew Lang Steven Skipper Kenneth Stone and Virginia Pruneda enlisted through a delayed entry program Their initial training will be at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio After graduation they will enter active duty and choose jobs through a new career counselor program at Lackland Air Force Base.
Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association stockholders heard an excellent year end report in the Gillespie County Courthouse. President Alex Frantzen and treasurer Ray Geistweidt outlined activities and finances including property lot sales of 21000 dollars and land purchases of 95 acres near the airport and park.
Texas wildlife officials project a post season survey will show a state record deer harvest with preliminary figures above 342 755 deer taken in 1974. Buck harvest likely set a record across the state while doe numbers fall due to restricted antlerless permits in Kerr Edwards Real Grimes counties. Webb County stations logged 3 956 bucks and 475 does.
The Fort Worth Fat Stock Show reports 13,561 entries for the January 30 to February 8 event, surpassing prior peaks as 192,753 dollars in premiums await cattle horses sheep swine rabbits pigeons and poultry entries. Breeding cattle up 13 percent. junior and open sheep up 15 percent. junior heifers up 23 percent.
Duery Menzies discusses hay protein testing via a county hay probe and Texas A&M lab for $3.00, then outlines a high roughage ration using hay cottonseed meal and milo. He cautions different results per farm and mentions pruning peach trees for canker control and thanks for Gillespie County Junior Livestock Show staff.
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