The Herald in Harper Stays Strong After Rebirth
The Herald, born 1909 and buried in 1918, was revived by the editor with faith in Harper and its region. After two years with a modern linotype and cylinder press, the paper credits local business and citizens for support and vows to stay and highlight Harper as a wonderful place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie
Warren Hunter
Rose
Daniel Durst
Daniel
Herald
Washington
Harper
Harper’s
The Cat and the Canary Gag Discards Old Tricks
Movie gag men ditch their standard routines when faced with The Cat and the Canary melodramatic mystery at Harper Theatre. The local premiere runs Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fairchild of the Reservation community visited friends in the city Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Theatre
Harvey Fairchild
City
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Harper Herald
Esters Wlesper
UMEIM
Sam Parker
Angora Billy
the Herald
the Beautiful
Frank M. Floyd
Bill
William
C. W. Granville
J. J. Solomon
C. A. Roberts
Laura LA Plante
Creighton Hale
Arthur Edmund Carew
Tully Marshall
Flora Finch
Gertrude Astor
George Siegmann
Martha Mattox
Directed By
Paul Leni
Chas. E. Bein