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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1975
Page
2
A column lists schedules for First Baptist Church St James Lutheran Harper United Methodist United Presbyterian First Pentecostal St Anthony Catholic with worship times and group activities. Also items advertise life planning services Pioneer Fund, plus a mobile home sale and a deer lease request with contact details.
On June 2 the Harper School Board authorized selling used tin including 89 sheets of 2 by 10 and 28 pieces of 2 by 2. Sealed bids should be sent to Harper Independent School District marked Bids on Tin. Bids will be opened at the July 14 board meeting and the top bid accepted.
Gov. Coke Stevenson and Texas State Highway Dept chairman Herb Petry officiated a ribbon cutting for a new U S 290 West segment between Junction and Roosevelt during Stevenson's term in the early 1940s. Allen Keller’s road firm held the construction contract.
Memorials in Junction honor Coke Stevenson former Texas governor and World War II leader buried beside his Stevenson Ranch home on the South Llano River. Eulogies note his public service and fiscal restraint. UT Austin to receive 1.8 million for disadvantaged student scholarships over three years.
Leta Ann Metzger details pressure canner care and safety for non-acid vegetables. The guide covers gear types, gauges, petcocks, cleaning, odor removal, lid seals, proper processing pressures, and common jar sealing issues to prevent spoilage and botulism risks.
TAES and ARS researchers report a tiny nematode N phyllobia that parasitizes silverleaf nightshade causing galls and plant damage. Laboratory infestations suggest the parasite could offer cotton growers a chemical free weed control method in future pest management.
Kerrville judge Myrlin Johnson filled in for Judge Marvin Blackburn in Gillespie County District Court on June 25. District Clerk Walter Schmidt reports multiple civil cases resolved and Gary Kay Gaddy pleaded guilty to rape, receiving five years in state prison. Several divorces were granted in civil suits, and a default judgment was entered in another civil case. Blackburn plans to preside July 7 for non jury matters including possible child support cases.
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