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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1951
Page
2
Official chartered financial condition report for First State Bank of Harper Texas prepared as of June 30 1950. Includes the bank's balance sheet assets liabilities and capital per Texas Banking Commissioner requirements.
Auction figures from Gillespie County Livestock Sales Co show heavy activity with hogs and cattle selling at varied prices. Notable names include Clifton Riedie and Jim Hix among bidders. sale notes record large totals and a one hour earlier start at noon. Public notices at end include bank statement certification by cashier Chas. W. Barrett.
Classified notes describe an animal sale with registered and purebred livestock in charge of experts from Texas A&M and local leaders. A Jaycees gathering in the new County Park is announced with a supper, followed by the meeting on park plans led by H.C. Meurer and park board members.
Last Sunday results show Boerne 2 Comfort 4, Giants 5 Stonewall 3, Llano 0, Camp Stanley 9. Next Sunday games list Comfort at Fredericksburg, Camp Stanley at Boerne, Stonewall at Wimberley. Note changes to official standings may differ and should be reported to The Radio Post.
The report reviews plans for Harper Community Park with Sunday visits and summer reunions. It notes board elections: J R Per re-elected president, Ome Cottle as vice president, Pooch Stevens as secretary-treasurer, and remarks on member cooperation and appreciation for directors.
Mr and Mrs Pat Rogers and party visited Fredericksburg with Mr Ball Kaiser in San Antonio. Mrs Warren Me Mat and John Warren returned from a business trip to Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Gus Parker and Mr Fletcher were visiting in Birmingham while Mr and Mrs Watkins Tarr shopped locally. Mrs Tarr and Mrs Watter Tarr were seen shopping in Fredericksburg on Wednesday. Price shown 1.50 per year.
A crude local notice promotes Humble service stations with Esso Extra fuel perks. The ad touts extra value for money at the Humble location, urging motorists to stop and fill up for added benefit.
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