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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1952

Page

9

Political conventions resemble a circus in structure and strategy

Austin July 21 A columnist compares national and precinct political gatherings to a circus noting the noise spectacle and money focus of the circus and the unseen business of conventions He explains the July 26 primaries and the drive by Loyal and Shivers Democrats to control precinct conventions shaping state policy and leadership.

Austin Texas Senator Russell Truman Russell

Langs Spend Weekend in Harper Amid Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Arthur Lang of San Angelo spent the week end in Harper at their home. 000 Visitors in the Victor Wendel home. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Frantzen and children of Luckenbach Mr and Mrs Arnold Wendel and son Waldemar Mr and Mrs Lorenz Wendel and daughter Magdalene and Mr and Mrs Milton Wendel and daughters of Kerrville. 600 Mr and Mrs Freeman Green and son E J Green and Mr and Mrs Shorty Hogan and Son Billy were visitors in the George Allen Gibson Monday evening. Julia Mae Wendel of Kerrville and Sharon Fritz of Fredericksburg are visiting their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Lorenz Wendel and Magdalene for a few days.

Arthur Lang San Angelo Harper Victor Wendel Henry Frantzen Luckenbach Arnold Wendel Waldemar Lorenz Wendel Miss Magdalene Milton Wendel Kerrville

Think Before You Vote editorial calls for careful judgment

A Donna News editorial urges readers to study candidates and ideals before voting. It warns against socialism and corruption, stresses internal moral renewal, and declines to endorse specific names while stressing citizen responsibility and informed, independent judgment in the upcoming election.

United States Abraham Lincoln

It's The Law on Home Buying and Title Issues

The column outlines major legal problems in purchasing a home including title status, abstract versus title insurance, contracts of sale and earnest money, and transferring ownership. It cautions readers to consult an attorney for facts and emphasizes careful consideration of zoning restrictions and financing terms.

Farmer’s dream clashes with work on easy country life

A dinner conversation in Balesville reveals a banker from the state capital plans to buy a farm and retire. The speaker notes that even a simple move to farm life requires hard work to run it properly, challenging the banker’s “take it easy” idea.

Missus Balesville

Shepperd Winds Up Campaign For Texas Attorney General

John Ben Shepperd, 36, Gregg County attorney, ends his campaign for Texas attorney general this week. He resigned as Secretary of State in 1950 to seek the post and has campaigned mainly by handshakes and talking with friends across East Texas and the state.

John Ben Shepperd Gregg County Texas Shepperd Allan Shivers

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