Religious listings for Harper area churches and event times
Church notices list St James Lutheran St Anthony Catholic Harper United Methodist and First Baptist with service times and gatherings. Also includes a mobile home transport ad from Hatch Mobile Homes in Junction Texas. Local clergy named and weekly schedules shown.
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Call Hatch Mobile Homes, Inc
Junction
Texas
Texas Folklife Festival brings many cultures to San Antonio
The Texas Folklife Festival runs September 6 to 9 at the Institute of Texan Cultures HemisFair site in San Antonio. It features 15 regional festivals with food, music, dance, and demonstrations including Castroville Alsatians, Chilympiad chili, Yamboree possum lore, Wurstfest sausage on a stick, Greek foods and folk dancing, Ft. Griffin Fandangle, Easter Fires, Galveston shrimp contests, and Indian Tigua and Alabama Coushatta showcases.
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San Antonio
Fiesta City
University of Texas At San Antonio Institute of Texan Cultures
O. T. Baker
Woodrow W. Sharp
Castroville
San Marcos
Jim Hearne
San Antonio Conservation Society
James N. Castleberry
William H. Parrish
Gilmer
Spot’ Baird
Richard Potter
Yamboree
W. G. Beisch
Mmes
Temple B. Ingram
Jack F. Baird
New Braunfels
Comfort
Boerne
Kendalia
Welfare
Sisterdale
Kendall County
Tom Perini
Buffalo Gap
Clifford Tennert
Albany
Ft. Griffin
Fredericksburg
Tyrus Cox
Tom C. Rhodes
Galveston
Institute
Galveston Beach
Ya Ya Ibarra
Conservation Focus Highlights Farmer Knowledge and Extension Resources
An article urges individual action and highlights how farmers use advancing methods to maximize yields amid pesticide concerns. It notes University extension services from Texas A&M and local demonstrations, soil and forage testing, and accessible publications to help producers adopt new practices.
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Food and Drug Administration
Your County Extension Service
State Land Grant University
Texas A&m University
Univer
Sity
Nightmarish Trade Tensions in a Democracy
A discussion of economic strain in the United States, detailing trade deficits around 80 billion dollars, inflation concerns, and debates over tariffs and the anti inflation trade act. It notes opposition by independent business groups and labor, the push to raise the minimum wage to 2.30, and the risk of dictatorship if democratic processes fail.
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U.S
United States
Congress
National Federation of Independent Business
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Churches OF Harper
ST. James Lutheran Church
W.G. Hill
Luther League
Church Council
ALCW
First Pentecostal
Carlos B. Parker
United Presbyterian Church
Harper, Texas
First Baptist Church
David Billeiter
Edward Bailey
Royal Ambassadors
Girls In Action
Archery
Bear
Olympus
Jennings
Martin
Quinlan Cash Food
Lemos St
Kerrville
Sidney Baker Kerrville, Texas
James Johnson
Consignee
Stocker Ewes
Jimmy Lucas
Felix J. Tybor
Optometrist
North Llano St. Fred
Ricksburg
Texas Hill Country
Chas. Schreiner
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Harper Herald
Norman Jo Dietel
Virgil
Joan) Lennon
Harper
Harper Drug Store
Texas Press Assn
National Editorial Assn
Herald
Tino Esquivel
San An
Henry Joe Henker
Hallettsville
Domino
Ysleta del Sur
el Paso
Shattas
Livingston
Baker
George Washington Carver
Doss
Klein’s Hall
Spring Creek
Hill Country Boys
Doss Volunteer Fire Department
Taranto
Italy
Apo
Hercules
Itz & Son
Willow City
Washington
The
White House
Republic
Ational Federation of Independent Business
Federation
Harper and Trade Territory
First State Bank
F.d.1.c
Gillespie County
F.D.I.C
Mexico
Trip
Camino Real
Tamberon
Juarez
C. Flyer
N. Harwood
Dallas
Lendon Palmer Moile Homes
Harper Road Estates
Gillespie County Historical Society
Carolyn H. Jutson
Alfred Giles
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