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Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1964

Page

4

Tax election set for water survey in Kerr County

Upper Guadalupe River Authority schedules a July 18 vote to fund a Guadalupe River basin water conservation survey with a 5 cent tax per 100 dollars of property value. The goal is to assess constructing one or two dams, with the Corps of Engineers’ proposed 8 million dollar dam rejected due to financing costs.

Kerrville Upper Guadalupe River Authority Guadalupe River Kerr County Authority A. J. Lochte Lochte U.S. Corps of Engineers Texas Preston Smith Gulf Coast Smith Texas Senate Harris Dallas Bexar Tarrant John Connally H. B. Zachry East Texas Republic of Texas Atty Waggoner Carr Cherokee van Zandt Gregg Rusk Cherokee Indian Nation Earl Boyd Pierce Connally Atty. Gen Carr

Texas auto insurance cuts offset by varying rates

New Texas auto insurance rates will average 1.2 percent lower statewide, with total premiums down about 3,000,000 from 1963 amid varying regional changes. Liability rises 3.8 percent while medical payments grow around 8.0 percent and collision falls 0.5 percent, driven mainly by a 15.5 percent cut in comprehensive coverage after a mild year for wind and hail damage.

Texas Board Hill-Burton Hull-Burton State Health Department Health Department

Monster cucumber from range area draws crowds

Arthur Rabke of the Willo City Crabbapple area brings a monster cucumber almost three feet long, 33 inches in length and 12 pounds. Emil Roeder and Louis Kunz report other giant gourds and cattle-herding anecdotes amid local notes on gardens, rodeos, and water concerns in Gillespie County.

Arthur Rabke Willow City - Crabapple Rabke Range & Field Emil Roeder Wolf Creek Alfred Vloellendorf Harper Road Roeder Louis Kunz Harper Arizona Mr. Kunz Blanco Red Hole Schreiner Blanco County Gillespie County U.S. 280 Fredericksburg Stonewall Johnson Citys

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