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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1940

Page

2

Harpers Visit Highlights Local Ties and Ranching Reports

Ira McDonald Sam McDonald and A Donneheim of E Dorado visited relatives in Harper Sunday. Ira McDonald lived in Harper and Dose Valley for years and ran a cotton gin. He has ranching in El Dorado country for 20 years with favorable conditions. Mr and Mrs Clifford Bode traded in town Wednesday.

Ira McDonald Sam McDonald A. Donneheim E Dorado Harper Sunday Harper Dose Valley el Dorado Country

Texans urged to press senators on soil and water conservation funding

Elm Creek Conservation Association leads Texans in asking Senators Morris Sheppard and Tom Connally to maintain current federal funding for soil and water conservation. The Elm Creek district is the nation’s largest, with 69 districts forming in Texas and 56 million acres to cover. If funding falls 15 percent, only one or two technical advisers may remain per district, delaying surveys by decades.

Temple Department of Agriculture United States Morris Sheppard Tom Connally Congress Elm Creek Conservation Association Elm Creek Conservation District Seil Conservation Association Texas Fred A. Hannie Elm Creek Association Senate Bureau of Agricultural Economics Hannie Soil Conservation Service

Texas Farmers Store Record Feed in trench Silos

Texas farmers and ranchmen stored 3 446 591 tons of feed in 28 831 trench silos in 1939 an increase over 1938. Dairyman E R Eudaly notes the massive output could feed 1 400 000 Texas dairy cows for 125 days and says drought stress spurred trench silo use.

College Station Texas E. R. Eudaly Texas A. and M. Extension Service Eudaly Corpus Christi Ardmore Oklahoma

Show Hereford Entries Set Records At San Angelo Fat Stock Show

More than 200 head of outstanding Herefords are entered for the ninth annual San Angelo Fat Stock Show on March 14 with new records in numbers and representation. Kansas City architect Jos W Radotinsky seeks to exhibit his cattle here en route to Fort Worth, while West Texas breeders bring top herds to join national circuit exhibitors.

San Angelo Fort Worth Jos. W. Radotinsky Kansas City Culberson West Texas Jack Frost White Hat Ranch Blackwell W. T. Montgomery San Antonio John Henry Dean, Jr

Tea Honoring Miss Stewart Precedes Harper Wedding

Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart enjoyed a three to six tea at Sunnyside Tavern on Saturday with 58 guests including Home Demonstration Club members and faculty. The event featured a white theme, floral arrangements, musical selections, and a program, before her marriage to Henry Hirsch Jr. The couple’s backgrounds and school ties were noted, along with local road weather and medical news from J B Rieger.

Cornelia Faye Stewart Sunnyside Tavern Henry Hirsch, Jr Thelma Atcheson Faye Vierschwale Loree Rothmann Farnces Jones Miss Stewart Henry Hirsch Wm. Habericht Stella Jung Esther Mueller Ed. Krauskopf Leroy Crenwelge Hy Lewis Julia Estill Anna Bell Bernhard Agnes Juenke Dorthy Henke Mildred Biddy Flora Mueller Miss Jones Mrs. Hirsch Miss Atcheson

Weekend family scenes in San Marcos and Harpers

Dean Hopf from San Marcos spent the weekend with his wife and baby. Mr and Mrs John S Whitewood and their children were shopping in Harper on Saturday.

Dean Hopf San Marcos John S. Whitewood Harper

Local students and visitors noted in San Marcos area

Dean Hopf from San Marcos State Teachers College spent the weekend with family. Mrs. H L Stevens visited her mother Mrs. A C Wendel and Miss Esther Wendel on Wednesday and Thursday. Martin Feuge, who stayed several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. August Kirchhoff, returned home Sunday.

Dean Hopf San Marcos State H. L. Stevens A. C. Wendel Esther Wendel Martin Feuge August Kirchhoff Cally

Local Tea Announces Stewart Hirsch Engagement

Mrs Tommie Harlan and Mrs J T Glass attended a Fredericksburg tea Saturday to announce the marriage of Miss Cornelia Fafe Stewart County Home Demonstration agent to Kenny Hirsch Jr The wedding is planned for March 1 FFA boys with J T Glass also visited a fat stock show in Mason Thursday returning with a report of its success. Mr and Mrs Oliver Hopf and son Eratu and Mrs L H Harper and daughter Dawn visited San Antonio Monday. Mr and Mrs R Grass of Pearsall were in the city Sunday.

Tommie Harlan J. T. Glass Fredericksburg Cornelia Fafe Stewart Kenny Hirsch, Jr Mason Oliver Hopf Eratu L. H. Harper Dawn San Antonio

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