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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1963

Page

2

Gillespie County 4-H Calendar Highlights 1963

The 1963 Gillespie County 4-H program lists events from March 16 at the American Legion Hall Fredericksburg for the Favorite Foods Show to county judging August 1 and the November 4-H Awards Banquet. Demonstrations cover vegetable preparation safety and nutrition, with districts in San Angelo and Brownwood camp offerings for girls aged 14 and up.

Gillespie County Fredericksburg American Legion Hall San Angelo Lake Brownwood Christian Retreat Brownwood Texas Bbeter

Hilltop Village Cottage Project Starts in Kerrville

Construction begins on a $700,000 Hilltop Village project in Kerrville. The plan includes 44 cottages with streets, sidewalks and utilities, plus a $72,600 development phase begun last week Monday.

Kerrville

Eggs Wear Crown Among March Plentiful Foods

A Texas Agriculture Extension Service list highlights March plentiful foods led by eggs. Other items include potatoes carrots onions cottage cheese pork canned tart cherries corn peanuts rice and dry beans with lower March prices expected.

College Station Texas Agricutural Extension Service USDA Park 18

Carter Family Weekend Visit With Honigs

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carter and their children from Corpus Christi spent the weekend with Mrs. Carter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Honig.

Gene Carter Corpus Christi Sam Honig

New Spring Fashion Trends and Home Safety Guidance

The piece outlines spring and summer fashion trends with broader shoulders, higher front waists, longer sleeves, and vivid colors, plus a rise of long dresses and over blouse styles. It also advises homemakers on safety, suggesting two week stockpiles, survival pamphlets from USDA, underground storage concepts, and care tips for cleaning materials and surfaces.

U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Agricultural Research Service Office of Information U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington D.C

County Population Picture From 1960 Census

The 1960 census shows about 42 percent of our county as rural. Roughly one third of rural residents are farmers or ranchers, and around one fifth live in rural areas but are not farmers. This highlights a substantial rural and agricultural profile in the county.

Rough Fish Can Provide Family Fun

In Waco Texas spring fishing thrills come from carp. easy to catch with doughbait or worms and fighty, carp are abundant in rivers and lakes. A female carp can produce about 24 000 eggs per pound and there is no bag limit. The Texas Game and Fish Commission offers a free booklet What The Experts Saw About Carp Fishing with bait recipes by mail upon request.

Waco Tex America Europe Texas Game & Fish Commission Franklin, Waco

Dr Webb to Speak at Kerrville Library Dinner

Historian Dr Walt Prescott Webb of the University of Texas will address the Kerrville Friends of Library at a dinner on March 7 at the Blue Bonnet Hotel.

Walt. Prescott Webb University of Texas Kerrville Friends of Library Blue Bonnet Hotel

Mr and Mrs Ruben Bode Weekend Visit

Mr and Mrs Ruben Bode spent the weekend with their son Donnie Bode and wife at Lampasses.

Ruben Bode Donnie Bode Lampasses

4 H Adult Leaders Instructed By County Agents

Linda Leach and Assistant Agent Tom Green will conduct instruction for 4 H adult leaders across their respective counties.

Linda Leach Tom Green

Duke Ranch Herefords Sold at Auction

One of the state’s great registered Hereford herds was dispersed in an auction at J. T. Duke and Son Horseshoe D Ranch in Johnson City on Monday March 4. The sale of 176 lots brought 988,505 total with an average of 500. Adolph Stieler paid 1035 for Golden Onward Princess 2, topping the female sale, and bought 11 females for 5790 and two bulls for 1385. Cyrus Heard of Doss paid 1500 for TTT Husker Diamond 306. Major purchasers included Dr. R. C. Borchers of Kerrville.

J. T. Duke and Son Horseshoe D Ranch Johnson City Adolph Stieler Stieler Cyrus Heard Doss R. C. Borchers Kerrvile

Harper Home Established on Eddie McDougall Lot

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ring and their four children from Canyon Texas have moved to Harper to settle on the former Eddie McDougall place now owned by John Marrell of Corpus Christi.

Kenneth Ring Canyon Texas Harper Eddie McDougall John Marrell Corpus Christi

Home Demonstration Agents Training at Gilespie County Court House

Six home demonstration agents attended a two day training in Home Management at the Gilespie County Court House. Miss Shelma Casey organized the event with Ahys Basie Snort and Wx Se vice presenting. Topics included work simplification, dresser organization, and the Easier Working Ways unit for 4-H leaders and families.

Elsie Short Extension Service Court House Gilespie County Reo Gillespie County

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