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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1961

Page

4

Texas Bond Sales Rise 2.6 Percent Year Over Year

Statewide savings bond sales for the first half of 1961 show a 2.6 percent increase over 1960. Gillespie County reached 42,500 in sales year to date, 22.4 percent of its 190,000 goal as of June. H bonds, yielding 3.5 percent to maturity, lead the gains with a 20.2 percent higher total than 1960. Kimble County surpasses its quota at 102.1 percent with 81,686 in sales.

Texas Gillespie County M. F. Pyka Jr Chaiman Pkya Kimble County Conrad Holekamp

Newburgh Budget Crackdown Targets Welfare Abusers

Newburgh New York, with a $3 million relief budget for 1400 residents, enacts rules denying aid to able bodied workers who refuse work, caps aid at the lowest paid city family, limits relief to three months a year, bars payments to mothers of illegitimate children with new births, and excludes recent residents unless offered a city job, signaling a broader national crackdown on relief abuse.

Newburgh N. Y Hudson Newburg Washington

Texas screw worm elimination discussed at San Angelo meet

Kindle County agents report an Animal Health Committee session in San Angelo focusing on eradicating screw worms in Texas. Leaders and officials from Kerrville, USDA, and Texas A&M discussed funding, interstate livestock movement controls, and the need for collaborative state action. Plans for future meetings and insecticide trials were outlined, with cautions about unproven products and salesman claims.

Pierce Hoggett Ted Holekamp Bill Miller San Angelo Animal Health Committee Ts&gr Association Texas Bushland Kerrville

Stevens and kin mingle at weekend gatherings

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker and son Terry visited Mrs. Ruben Bode and joined the Stevens get-together at Mrs. L A Stevens's home. Visiting Sunday were many relatives from Kerrville Doss Fredericksburg Harpper Uvalde and a bridal shower for Janette Rogers as she awaits marriage to Carl Lee Hellkum.

Kenneth Parker Terry Ruben Bode Stevens L. A. Stevens Anna Moellendorf Henry Moellendorf Ruben Roeder Edwin Klein John Molder Harper Willie Meijer Darrell Crenshaw Kerrville Theo Moellendorf Doss Theo Dietz Fredericksburg J. J. Rogers Phil Uvalde E. R. Brown Jim Hull Blue Mountain Mr. Hull

Representative Report on Texas tax plans in 1961 session

A Texas district representative reports on tax survey returns during the 1961 special session. Plan I uses a two percent tax on motorized items, building materials, utilities, alcoholic beverages, jewelry and other goods over ten dollars. Plan II taxes retail sales at two percent with certain exemptions. One thousand one hundred sixty replies favored Plan II, while 122 backed Plan I. The representative discusses House debates, votes for franchise tax compromise and gas reserve tax, and invites local views on taxation.

Texas House Senate Bob Eckhardt

Dees Family Visit Highlights Weekend Gathering

Sergeant and Mrs. W F Dees and daughter Carol from San Antonio spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitewood and Brown. Leslie Dees of Louisiana and Ken Whitewood with son Todd of Medina joined the gathering with their relatives.

Sergeant W. F. Dees Carol San Antonio Leslie Dees Louisiana Ken Whitewood Todd Medina Fred Whitewood Brown Sfc Joseph B. Lang John Hughes Dorothy Ann Austin Norman Sullivan Edwin Lang

Births drive relief reform debate in Newburgh

The discussion notes a high birth ratio among whites and links it to relief policy. Newburgh faces a potential hearing as New York State Welfare Board questions the strict rule. The federal government might cut relief funding if laws clash with the reform. If state or federal rules block the reform, officials urge changes.

Newburgh New York State Welfare Board

Judge Urges Safety Checks For Unchecked Cars In Evanston

A Evanston Illinois traffic judge urged drivers to service unchecked cars for safety amid past high Fourth of July fatalities. Judge Harry H. Porter noted most states lack compulsory inspections and stressed windshield wiper condition as critical to visibility. He called for voluntary safety checks at service stations and auto dealers to reduce accidents this summer.

Evanston Ill Harry H. Porter Porter Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee Aevice Orter Xisioy Odaenghon National Safety Council

Terracing Progress Highlights in Gillespie Soil District

Terracing work is advancing rapidly in the Gillespie area with Emil Crenwelge building about 5,000 feet of field terraces and four diversion terraces to shield cropland. Roy Jacoby plans to reroute an old terrace system to a grassed waterway, while M J Dinar Jr completes about 5,800 feet of terraces extending an existing system.

Gillespie Soil Conservation District Emil Crenwelge Pecan Creek Soil Conservation Service Crenwelge Roy Dacoby Nebgen Stonewall Jacoby Roy M. J. Dinar, Jr Fredericksburg Tivydale Road

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