Harper’s Churches Welcome and Local Notices
Harper Texas church notices invite all to First Baptist Church services and meetings. Junction rainfall and grazing reports from U.S. Weather Bureau and Soil Conservation Service discuss forage reserves, deer habitat, and grazing plans for summer. Catholic mass times announced with seasonal schedule changes and open invitation to attend.
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Junction
U. S. Weather Bureau
Sam Coleman
Soi Conservation Service
Llanos
United Presbyterian Church Newsrow Sunday services and meetings
The United Presbyterian Church invites participation in worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 10 a.m. The Women’s Association meets the third Thursday at 1 30 p m with Mrs A J Kinsey as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Clark Bierschwal
Women Assn
A. J. Kinsey
First Pentecostal Church Harper Service Schedule
Rev. Caries B. Parker leads Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Sunday School at 10 00 a m worship service at 11 00 a m and evangelistic service at 7 30 p m. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
First Pentecostal Church
Harper, Texas
Rev
Caries B. Parker
Harper United Methodist Church Services Notice
Rev Henry Marshall leads services every Sunday morning at 10 o clock. The public is invited to attend any of the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper United Methodist Church
Henry Marshall
Drivers Needed Train Now To Drive Semi-Truck
Recruiters seek drivers for class one carriers and local routes. Apply for personal interview by calling 234-742-2924 or writing to Safety Dept United Systems Inc 4747 Gretna Dallas Texas 75207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Systems, Inc
Gretna
Dallas
Texas
Family Dinner Invites Father’s Day Guests
Mr and Mrs Richard Schumann were invited Sunday for a Fathers Day dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs L Armstrong. That afternoon Mr Armstrong received two phone calls from his sons. Sgt Michael D Armstrong stationed at Fort Ord California and PVT 2 Ronald R Armstrong at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schumann
L. Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
Sgt
Michael D. Armstrong
Fort Ord
California
Ronald R. Armstrong
Fort Leonard Mo
Union Stock Yards Special Cattle Show and Sale Planned
Union Stock Yards in San Antonio will host a special stocker feeder cattle show and sale on Thursday July 9 featuring Herefords Angus and Brahman Cross cattle. Judging at 730 am auction at 9 am with prize cattle sold at 11 am. Entries do not require awards and judges are selected by the San Antonio Livestock Market Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
San Antonio
San Antonio Livestock Market Institute
Lease County Airport land bid tops five offers in Gillespie County
Harvey E. Meyer and Frank Basse Jr. secured a three year lease on about 135 acres of Gillespie County Airport farmland starting September 1 with a bid of 676.66 dollars per year the highest among five bids. Commissioners also approved a school financial report showing funds and Title 1 allocations while noting farm equipment inventories valued at over 26 billion dollars nationwide.
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Harvey E. Meyer
Frank Basse Jr
Gillespie County
Commissioners Court
Meyer
Basse
Security State Bank and Trust
Doss
Stonewall
Self applicator dust bags to control horn flies for cattle
County agents describe a DIY dust bag system using 3 percent Clodrin or CoRal for horn fly control in beef and dairy cattle. Locations include milking parlor exit, gate to watering troughs, and resting area entrances with double layered burlap bags hung in pairs. Weekly maintenance advised and July 1 1970 marks forage testing changes at Texas A&M.
Growing Guar Possibilities For Texas Farmers
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John C. White urges farmers to consider growing guar as a new cash crop. Vernon and Kenedy processing plants need about 250000 extra acres and last year the US used 40 million pounds of guar gum while producing only 10 million pounds domestically. Guar, a soil improving legume, can be planted like cotton and harvested with a grain combine, and it complements crops such as cotton and sorghum. Contact Harold Coombs in Kenedy or Norman Brints in Vernon for details.
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Texas
Texas Agriculture
John C. White
Vernon
Kenedy
White
U. S
India
Pakistan
Commissioner White
Harold Coombs
Norman Brints
Mrs Katy Fritz Rites in Arizona
Katy Fritz 97 nee Katy Knopp of Clifton Arizona died June 17 in Morenzo born January 25 1878 Fredericksburg daughter of John Joseph Knopp and Kathrine Stein Knopp married 1804 to Fred Fritz survivors include one son Fred Fritz Clifton three grandsons nine great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews preceded by husband son and daughter Funeral services were held June 19 at Sacred Heart Church Clifton Arizona Mr and Mrs Edwin H Lang Jr and children from Austin and San Antonio visited their parents on Father s Day with cards presents and a phone call from Mrs John Hughes of Austin
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Katy Fritz
Katy Knopp
Clifton
Arizona
Morenzo
Fredericksburg
John Joseph
Kathrine Stein Knopp
Fred Fritz
Clifton, Ariz
Edward
Katy
Casper
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Edwin H. Lang Jr
Austin
Paul Lang
San Antonio
Edwin Lang
Lang
John Hughes
Visit in Home Of Mes J J Rogers
Visiting in the home of Mrs J J Rogers over the weekend were many relatives from Uvalde Catulla Ava de Carizzo Springs and other towns. They attended the Rogers reunion Sunday with relatives from Uvalde San Antonio Rocksprings Hunt Driftwood Lometa and West Texas.
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J. J. Rogers
Charles Allen
Catulla
Ted Rogers
Avade
Cambell Kerr
Carizzo Springs
Bob Rogers
Ronnie
Bobby Ray
Jim Rogers
Car Hellum
Uvalde
Bob McElroy
Rogers
Ross Watkins
Nicholas Ney
Ella Lee
San Antonio
Buster Whitworth
Rocksprings
Walton Whitworth
James River
Nathan Whitworth
Hunt
Roger Parker
Driftwood
Lma Faye Gant
Lometa
Father’s Day Dinner at Whitewood Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Whitewood hosted a Father’s Day dinner Sunday at their home. Attending were Fred Whitewood Jr and family from Fredericksburg Bill and Mrs Dees from San Antonio Ken Whitewood and son from Medina Brown Whitewood and daughter from Del Rio George Whitehead and Randy McNaughten of Medina. A barbecue dinner and trimmings was served at noon.
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Fred Whitewood
Fred Whitewood Jr
Fredericksburg
Bill Dees
San Antonio
Ken Whitewood
Medina
Brown Whitewood
del Rio
George Whitehead
Randy McNaughten
Ranch owner notes shinoak and Spanish oak control methods
Marcus Rode explains he prefers dozing shinoak in late spring rather than winter and finds goats more effective for regrowth control when dozed late in spring. A spring on his Doss ranch irrigates other pastures, though it dried in the 1960s. timber upstream sometimes helped. He observed green Spanish oaks amid drought, but after cutting trees the spring restarted. The spring provides livestock water even in freezing weather. Attorney General Martin states school districts must pay tuition for pupils sent to another district for training when home districts lack higher grade options.
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Marcus Rode
Doss
Rode
Roche
Martin
Barrel Race and Rodeo Results Across Friday and Saturday Nights
The article lists top finishers across barrel racing bareback riding and rodeo events with winners from Round Mountain Austin Kerrville San Antonio and more. It notes visitors to Jim Armstrongs home and a Fredericksburg antique car show with a $35000 federal grant for a state training program for local government personnel.
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Bonnie Boone
Sweeney
Texas
Sue Browning
Round Mountan
Janet Langsford
Uvaide
Sue
Donna Shiller
Austin
Sue Aby
Jan Wiliams
Hungerford
George Haynes
Round Mountain
Rowe
Lakeland
Fla
David Little
Houston
Gary Radicke
San Antonio
State
Prevent Spread Of Imported Fire Ant In Bexar County
Bexar County residents are urged to obtain certification before moving nursery stock grass sod bedding plants soil peat compost soil-moving equipment hay or straw outside the county. The Texas Department of Agriculture and USDA ARS Plant Protection Division enforce quarantines with certificates required to avoid confiscation or return of articles. Compliance helps curb the serious pest spread of imported fire ants.
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Texas Department of Agriculture
USDA
ARS
Bexar Co
Bexar County
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Texas A&m University
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Philco Appliances
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Lee Gann
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Temple
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