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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1963
Page
1
The piece urges observance of National 4-H Club Week noting juvenile delinquency as a national problem and praising 4-H members for learning by doing. It emphasizes the movement’s role in teaching land use, animal care, and character while expressing support for a successful week.
General Wim S Knudson shares guidance for Americans and immigrants alike. He urges individuality and independent thinking while weighing advice, warns that experience comes from mistakes, and promotes tolerance and hard work. He champions living clean, self-reliance, and a free America as an example to the world.
Dennis Schlueter son of Mrs Theresa Schlueter planted 4000 peach trees on about 45 acres on Goehmann Lane. Varieties include Early Haven Cornet Suwanee Red Haven Rich Haven Hale Haven Elberta and Fio Oso Gem. The shipment ties to February and shows expanding Gillespie fruit growing.
Kimble County Agent W. C. Henderson reports on San Angelo stock show judging starting with fat lambs, and lists breeders in the fat lamb division. He notes a Menard beef bull gain test showing average gains above 2.5 pounds daily, highlights Hereford and Angus examples, and discusses implications for breeding. Also covers State Pecan Show results, pecan weevil concerns, and a planned Pecans Field Day on April 22.
A Washington letter blasts UNESCO funded UN Cuba agriculture promotion as a misuse of US taxpayer money and calls for Congress to bar American contributions. The piece links the issue to broader U.N. changes, Civilian Conservation Corps revival talk, and Medicare tax debates, noting partisan tensions over federal welfare roles.
Harper's Churches extend a cordial welcome with Masses at 8 and 9 30 Sunday. School of Religion for children and youth. Week events include Monday deanery youth Sodality, CYO board meeting, Tuesday study club, and Wednesday Mass with Lenten devotions. Walk in anytime.
James Lut Church invites all to a Lent week of services from Sunday March 10 to Thursday March 14 at 7 30 p m each evening. The 50th anniversary observance includes Sunday school adult Bible classes at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 45 a m with evening services each night. Pastor W E Doerr leads the programs.
Constance B Wohl pastor and N Taylor Sunday School superintendent. Worship 10 30 a m. Sunday School. WSSC meets every Tuesday after the first Sunday at 2 9 p m. Official Board Meeting every second Tuesday.
David J. Gallaher serves as student minister and supply pastor Francis Floyd is Sunday School superintendent. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m worship service at 10 40 a m. Women's Association meets with refreshments every third Thursday.
Henry Feller near Fredericksburg is constructing about 2000 feet of field terraces and adding new outlets to spread runoff and reduce erosion. Contour farming aids terrace function while leaving straw on the soil surface helps water infiltration. Marvin Ahrens plans cedar clearing on 40 acres for pasture and wildlife, with some cedar retained for protection. Dewey Chase converts eight acres to perennial grass and seeds Bermuda in a clean seedbed for pasture.
Fragmentary text notes Sauumasin visiting Sagoe Manae in Woertville this week. Unclear details and names incomplete.
Carlos B Parker pastor leads Bible study Wednesday at 7 00 p m Sunday School 10 00 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Evangelistic Service 7 00 p m Everyone welcome at Pentecoastal Church
Rev Jammy O Bryant preaches at First Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Evening Service at 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday night at 7 30 p.m. All are welcome.
Mark Wieser intends to seed about 10 acres of abandoned cropland with Weeping Lovegrass to create a firm seedbed. The field near J. Wieser’s place south of FriedER is plowed and will be disk harrowed before planting. The goal is a durable, undisturbed grass cover using an introduced perennial species.
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