Harper Herald advertising and circulation notes
Harper Herald lists Bareld Dietel as owner and acts as a weekly publication. It notes a subscription price of 1.59 per year and corporate authorization for Mrs. C W Granville as advertising solicitor and collectors for subscriptions. The issue is stamped as second class matter at the Harper Texas post office dated February 25, 1926.
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Harper, Texas
C. W. Granville
Harper Herald
Double bill at The Palace June 22 features The Marshal of Mesa City
Saturday June 22 offers a double feature with The Marshal of Mesa City starring George O'Brien and Virginia Vale, a frontier saga of federal marshals ending outlaw rule, followed by Tomboy with Jackie Morgan Grant Withers and Marcia Mae Jones about a farm boy who wants to be a lawyer amid romantic mix ups. Irene with Anna Neagle and Ray Milland plays June 23-24, Kay Kyser debut That’s Right Your Wrong on June 26, then Johnny Apollo with Tyrone Power and Dorothy Lamour on June 27-28. each film promises romance comedy and drama with strong cast and musical moments.
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Mesa City
George O’brien
Virginia Vale
Jackie Morgan
Grant Withers
Marcia Mae Jones
Dan Cupid
Irene
Anna Neagle
Ray Milland
Lovely Star
New York
Alan Marshal
Marshal Hunt
Marshal
Kay Kyser
Adolphe Menjou
Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Harry Babbitt
Ginny Simms
Sally Mason
Ish Kabibble
Hollywood
May Robson
Lucille Ball
Edward Horton
Tyrone Power
Dorothy Lamour
Johnny Apollo
Jesse James
Johnny Appollo
Edward Arnold
Lloyd Nolan
Charley Grapewin
Liddel Atwill
Town Girl Moves In For Real Home After Water Room
A young girl, daughter of a retired baseball player, arrives in town and challenges her uncle of disbelief in education. She inspires Steve to summon courage and defy the uncle to seek a real home instead of a water room for the first time in her life.
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Dee
Steve
Beck Sultemeier Tie The Knot In John son City
Archie Beck son of Myr and Mrs Harry Beck wed Amy Sultemeier daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Sultemeier of Sandy in John son City Saturday night. The couple plans residence in Lampasas and supporters wish them well.
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Archie Beck
Myr
Harry Beck
Amy Sultemeier
Willie Sultemeier
Sandy
Johnson City
Lampasas
Pacific National Fire Insurance Holds Flag Day Across 18 Offices
F. W. Belgrano Jr. urged reverence for the American flag as a counter to subversive elements. As Pacific National Fire Insurance’s president, he organized a Flag Day ceremony in all 18 offices coast to coast with a national address and patriotic music. Each office received a silk flag as a symbol of freedom and democratic ideals.
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F. W. Belgrano, Jr
Pacific National Fire Insurance Company
American Legion
Belgrano
America
Demand for State Owned Stallions Surges in Texas
Texas livestock leaders report an unprecedented surge in requests to lease state owned jacks and stallions amid wartime and defense needs. With July 1 lease deadlines near, only about 60 stallions remain unleased for next year, including saddle, draft, Morgans and thoroughbreds. The leasing program since 1984 has boosted Texas livestock value by 3.5 million dollars and supports farmers and wartime logistics.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
J. E. McDonald
McDonaldson
Carter's Wins Over Harper 5 to 1 in Farm er Boys League
Carter's Ball Club defeated Harper 5 to 1 last Sunday to hold a solid position in the Farmer Boys League. Moldenhauer pitched nine innings allowing three hits and fanning nine. The 3 p.m. Sunday game on Seipp's diamond pitts Stonewall next, while Fredericksburg Giants meet Boerne White Sox at Boerne.
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Carter
Harper
Moldenhauer
Jung
Cottle
Boerne
Farmer Boys League
Carter’s
Bird of Ninnemsmann
Staats Ib
Ween
Frantzen
Nmmene
Wuest Ss
Wuest
Herbert c
Keller
Feuge If
Herbert Rf
DeLorey
Cottle Cf
Or Cottle
Hopf Ib
Cottle If
Lumpkins
Tatsch
Rahers
Reese
Jung Penne
Cottle P
Cissussssesse
Carters
Nerne
Cme
Bird
Staats
O. Wuest
E. Lumpkins
Or. Cottle
Hopf
Rahe
Milton Herbert
V. Cottle
Stonewall Wins Fourth Straight Over Comfort 4-3
Stonewall takes a 4-3 victory over Comfort to stretch its win streak to four and widen the lead over Carter's in the Farmer Boys League. Ruebsahm earns the win and batting honors with V Deike delivering two doubles. Boerner fans nine. Box score shows Stonewall at 4-4-1-3 totals and Comfort 3-4-0-1.
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Stonwall
Farmer Boys League
Comfort
R. Ruebsahm
Ruebsahm
Stonewall
Carter
Seipp
Boerner
V. Deike
Comfort Abrhe Spenrath
Schnelle
Mel Flach If
Pankratz Ss
Bergmann
Heinen Cems
Mar Flach
Waswnee
Mecke
Enessee Asseesnereree
Luckenbach
Ruebsahm P
Gellermann
Deike
Schumann
Stonewall and Carter's Tie for League Lead in Results
Last Sunday results show Carter's five to Harper one, Stonewall four, Comfort three. Next Sunday schedule lists Stonewall versus Carter's at Seipp's Ball Park and Harper at Willow City with Comfort off.
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G.P. W. L. Pet
Stonewall
Carter
Comfort
Willow City
Harper
Seipp
Ball Park
Insects Found At High Altitudes Over Louisiana
Pilots report cotton ball moths at 2 000 feet cucumber beetles at 8 000 feet and mosquitoes at 6 000 feet hight. Experts say wind blew insects to those elevations and the sightings were recorded during flights over Louisiana.
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Louisiana
Obituaries Notice for Kunz and Jung Families
Joseph Kunz born June 30 1866 in Gillespie county died June 15 1940 at age 73 years 11 months and 1 day. Survived by brother Ferdinand Kunz and sisters Mrs Christian Staudt and Mrs George Keller. Funeral under Arthur Schaetter. Rev F X Wolf at St Marys Church. burial in local Catholic cemetery. Mrs S J Paul nee Josephine Jung died at Houston age 75. survived by husband two sisters and two brothers. services in Houston city cemetery. University of Texas faculty survey notes 90 percent are church members among over 600 staff.
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Joseph Kunz
Gillespie County
John Kunz
Ferdinand Kunz
San Antonio
Christian Staudt
Fredericksburg
George Keller
Arthur Schaetter
F. X. Wolf
St. Mary’s Church
S. J. Paul
Josephine Jung
Houston
Max Grona
Adolph Juenke
Harper
Carl
William Jung
Giants Rally Edges Frenchy’s Black Cats 5 4 in Ninth
Molberg doubles with two outs in the ninth to drive in Edgar Klett for a dramatic walk off win over Frenchy’s Black Cats at Seipp’s Ball Park. Alfred Enderlin pitched six strong innings for the Giants while McMahon, substituting for Kretzer, allowed three hits in four frames for Frenchy’s. Klett led hitters for Fredericksburg with a 2 for 2 day, and Jones led Frenchy’s with three of four. Next Sunday the Giants travel to Boerne to face the White Sox in an out of town game.
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Max Molberg
Edgar Klett
Frenchy
Black Cats
San Antonio
Fredericksburg Giants
Seipp
Giants
Alfred Enderlin
McMahon
Kretzer
Klett
Jones
Fredericksburg
Boerne White Sox
Boerne
Stonewall
Carter’s
Farmer’s Boys League
Abrhore
J Haines
Knox
Luckenbach
Pyke UE
Enderlin P
Hale Rf Nice
Ahrens
Welch
Klett Cr Cece
Rest Period Before Meals Advisable for Children
State Health Officer Dr. Geo W Cox urges that summer schedules include rest before meals to prevent fatigue from heavy play. He notes play boosts appetite up to a point but excess fatigue hinders digestion and leads to hurried eating. Properly regulated camps and playgrounds can balance exercise with rest.
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Geo. W. Cox
Cotton stamp test area covers Minneapolis St Paul region
The Department of Agriculture will test its cotton stamp program in the Minnesota county that includes Minneapolis and St Paul. The plan aims to move surplus cotton goods to public assistance families through normal channels of trade.
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Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Leyendecker Joseph Wedding in Holy Ghost Church
On Saturday Rev. C Lindenberg united Miss Elenora Joseph and Harald Leyendecker in marriage at the Holy Ghost Church. Attendants included Reuben Leyendecker and Henry Joseph, with Janette and Mabel Leyendecker as flower girls. The couple will reside in Fredericksburg after a brief wedding trip.
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C. Lindenberg
Holy Ghost Church
Elenora Joseph
Harald Leyendecker
Reuben Leyendecker
Henry Joseph
Janette
Mabel Leyendecker
Lindenberg
Fritz Joseph
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