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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1948

Page

4

Three railroad unions block wage increase bid

Rail unions Brothers of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and the Switchmen's Union, representing 125 000 workers, refuse a 15 percent hourly raise agreed by 1 175 000 other railroad employees. They push for extra working rules, threaten strike, while mediation efforts falter. Railroads argue no basis for higher pay amid vast coverage and public impact. The arbitration history shows existing settlements for most labor groups. The engineers and firemen comparely rank among the highest paid in the industry.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Pane Sen Switchmen’s Union of North America Sententer Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen National Adiation Board Mediation Board United States Reese Interstate Commerce Commission

Stock Show Results and Local Notices Spark Community Update

San Antonio area notices report a stock show results snippet and several local items. Haroldene Porter joins the San Antonio Building and Loan Association, with recent move noted. Family visits include Mr and Mrs Homer Stevens and daughter Martha Jean at A B Barker home. Edinburg move: John S Whitewood family returns to Edinburgh. Robert enrolls in school Friday. A safety reminder urges clear windshields to see hazards, and a lemon tip boosts dried fruit flavor.

Homer Lee Stevens Martha Jean A. B. Barker John S. Whitewood Robert Edinburgh

Classified Ads From Harper Texas Listings and Notices

Multiple small notices include a middle aged lady seeking nursing or homemaking work in Harper Texas with contact Mrs J P Thornton, phone 17 3. A notice about Dr Dor W Brown Jr away for ocular surgery study in Washington DC. Ads offer converting pedal sewing machines to electric, local baker Kerrville, and Harper Electric Shop services. Also mentions tires Mansfield tires by HI Welge Lewis Fredericksburg and various fuel oils for sale.

J. P. Thornton Harper, Texas Harper Texas Dor W. Brown, Jr Fredericksburg Hospital George Washington University Medical School Washington, D. C Mansfield Welge Lewis Fredericksburg

Sunday Visit Ends With Poignant Rural Drollery

Mr and Mrs Howard Cottle of Rocksprings visited relatives here Wednesday night and Thursday. A rural pastor visits a poorer parishioner, who jokes about beans corn beetles and borers. The scene ends with a sexton inspecting a preacher manuscript full of stage directions and a punchy note: yell like hell.

Mrs. Howard Cottle Sam

Dried Fruit Adds Special Touch to Breads and Baked Goods

Plain bread muffins cakes or cookies gain an extra special character when dried fruit is stirred into the batter or dough. The fruity mix enhances texture and sweetness, offering a convenient way to elevate everyday baking.

Local Notes from Harper and Fredericksburg Area

Mr and Mrs Alfred Lehne drive a new Chevrolet two door sedan bought through Fredericksburg dealers. Mrs Fred Gammenthaler was called to Fredericksburg to nurse Mr Victor Keidel who has pneumonia. Mr and Mrs A A Wender of Doss were in Harper for the Stock Show Thursday. Miss Donnie Lennon began work January 26 with Mathis Insurance Co. Mr and Mrs Roy Cottle and Mr and Mrs Carroll Cottle and son of Rocksprings visited relatives here Thursday. Felix Feuge of Fredericksburg visited Harper Saturday.

Alfred Lehne Fredericksburg Fred Gammenthaler Victor Keidel A. A. Wender of Doss Harper Donnie Lennon Mathis Insurance Co Roy Cottle Carroll Cottle Felix Feuge

Ed Carey’s Flying Cloud Model Sparks Shared Hobby

What began as a simple eye rest from reading grew into a shared ship modeling project for Ed Carey and another person. Their bench became a collaborative space, turning a solitary pastime into a bonding activity that brings them closer.

Ed Carey

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