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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1948
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Robert Kensing of the Rocksprings section were in Harper Saturday Mrs Kensing attended the Hill Country Club meeting at Mrs Milton Dyer
Harper Lions Club president Floy Bode presses for research while urging isolation to prevent spread of foot and mouth disease. C B Barrett notes congressional support. Congressman explains House bill H R 5098 would prohibit live virus in the continental U S, requiring an island or foreign site.
The text explains livestock grazing habits. Goats eat brush more in some seasons and grass in others, cattle favor grass and weeds, sheep take only choice grasses, and horses graze close to the ground. A mix of cattle and goats with proper stocking improves range. sheep and horses should be limited. Followed by local social notes about visitors and gatherings in Ingram Kerrville and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Henry Mark worth visited Mr and Mrs Jeff Masters near Hunt Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Barrett daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Derryl Beach at Lockhart. Miss Maxine Lange of San Antonio spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Max Lange. Visitors in the John S Morris home Monday night for supper. Visitors in the home of Mrs John Rogers and Miss Mattie Sunday were Mr and Mrs Charlie Rogers and little daughter Mr and Mrs Clarence McDougall and two children and Mrs Jim Custer of Mason.
The poem recounts Pete Swanson helping Bud finance a trip to the city to seek opportunities. After seven days amid big town bustle Bud returns to farm life and a quiet beer with his father. It argues that hindering a person fuels desire, while freedom leads to choosing the sensible path.
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