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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1940
Page
3
Gillespie County Mutual Aid Insurance Association sets monthly assessment rates for members. The notice outlines due dates and payment terms for policyholders.
At the annual meeting Gillespie County Mutual Insurance Association voted to raise member age to 60, allow smaller policy denominations, and adjust entrance fees. Wm Dieter and Herman Usener were appointed to implement changes. The Austin Board of Insurance approved the new terms including a $2 or $1 membership fee, health requirements, and revised monthly assessments for new policies up to $1000.
A patriotic proclamation extols American farmers and the Ever Normal Granary. It lauds abundant grain stores and the farmer as the nation’s main defender, highlighting efficiency and surplus of food and fiber across the United States.
Fredericksburg National Farm Loan Association held its twenty fourth annual shareholders meeting at the Palace Theatre on Tuesday July 28. W R Hansen and Louis Stehling were re elected as directors and the group noted a two year extension of the 3 12 percent loan rate. A C Williams president of the Federal Land Bank delivered color motion pictures and a lecture on pre war rural Europe with emphasis on soil care crop rotation and cooperative farming in England Norway Sweden Denmark and Holland.
A columnist lists seven habits for better work and life. Open minded approach unblocks discovery. respect for scraps of time. learning from others. finding humor in disasters. maintaining curiosity. daily time with children. reverent view of life. Includes references to business, politics, and the era’s outlook.
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