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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1940
Page
1
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Bradshaw surveys Texas ad valorem taxes in a Texas Parade article highlighting road funding debt and the push for better local tax administration. He cites Harrison County road gains from current taxes and urges state led training, public education, and streamlined officials to reduce bond dependence.
The notice records the death of Louis Dietz aged 74 at Fredericksburg with burial in the city cemetery and survivors including widow Emma Mosel daughter Meta and brother Herman. It also notes funeral services by Rev Theo Haag. A separate item mentions Pr George C Butte dying in Mexico City after health travel and recalls his UT Law School deanship and political and colonial roles.
Kerrville Sea Food Market at 807 Main St offers fresh fish and shellfish including oysters trout red fish rockfish cat flounder red snapper crab meat crab in shell shrimp and frog legs for local customers.
Mrs Ludwig Kneese nee Minna Imhoff born June 11 1853 in Fredericksburg died Jan 16 1940 at Castell in the home of her daughter Mrs Ed Leifeste aged 86 years 7 months 5 days. She married Ludwig Kneese May 17 1875 who died April 16 1928. One son Emil died at age ten. Surviving: Emma Ed Leifeste Castell Ottilie A J Koenig Houston Ben Kneese Fredericksburg and eleven grandchildren.
Fragmentary text mentions making a nonde script hall attractive and references a butterfly lamp and patient measures. The readable portion is insufficient to identify people, places, events, or concrete outcomes.
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