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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
2
Local church listings list services for First Baptist Church St James Lutheran United Presbyterian Harper United Methodist and Pentecostal groups. Details include service times youth groups councils women’s circles and contact notes plus a Kerrville job ad for mechanics with benefits including holidays and retirement.
Saint Anthony’s Catholic Church lists Mass times and parish activities for February including First Saturday and elections for the men ladies and CYO with choir practice. A 14x68 mobile home on Harper Road Estates is for sale through London Palmer or Jack Baethge. Herald subscription rates are shown.
A fragmentary list names OZARK NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ESTATE PLANNING LIFE ANNUITY HR-10 TAX SHELTERED I C H FINANCIAL SERVICES INC PIONEER FUND INC and notes a Registered Representative. The readable items resemble a broker dealer prospectus snippet with multiple firm names.
Dr Connie Yerwood outlines two new state health services under the Maternal and Child Health Division. The WIC supplemental food program aids high risk mothers and children up to age four with nutrition and screening, while the Cervical Cancer Screening Program targets young women under 16 and over 44 for routine checks.
Representative Jim Nugent of Kerrville and Representative Lynn Nabers of Brownwood join in proposing a measure to amend the Texas Food Drug and Cosmetic Act. The bill would require any food containing foreign meat to carry a nation of origin statement on its label.
Texas 1974 honey production rose four percent to 10.29 million pounds from 1973 with 210000 colonies yielding 49 pounds per colony. National honey output fell 22 percent. Texas citrus prospects show a 27 percent drop in overall output due to 1973 freeze, with grapefruit at 7.8 million boxes, oranges down 14–21 percent by variety. Milk and onion sectors face declines and delayed shipments. spring onions 17500 acres, 3500 fewer than 1974.
Three boys and a girl welcomed at Hill Country Memorial Hospital this week. Dora Adelphina Sanchez born January 21 to John and Dora Sanchez, Jonathon Wade Esquell born January 21 to Larry and Martha Esquell, Seth Cody Thornton born January 22 to Thomas and Linda Thornton, Cole Glen Farmer born January 25 to Glen Ray and Mary Farmer. Welcoming grandparents and great grandparents named from Field Creek, Harper, Brady, Valley Spring, Mason, and Richland Springs.
A reader notes their Christmas tree stays up to deter their dog from roaming. The unusual tactic is shared as a practical home tip amid seasonal clutter.
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