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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1954

Page

4

Upstream Flood Prevention Bill Moves Through House

Washington action backs soil observation and experiments for upstream flood prevention. The measure builds on 1944 authorizations and highlights Brady Creek and Deep Creek projects with local landowner easements and dam plans.

House Congress Central Colorado Coleman County McCullaugh County Deep Creek Brady Creek

Rabid Animals Reported by Local Veterinarian

Dr. Paul Phillips Jr reports multiple rabies cases in the area. A fox killed by Alois Nebgen at Stonewall tested mad after submission to Austin. A dog bitten by the fox is under treatment. Another rabid fox bit two Rode dogs at Doss. one dog was destroyed and the other treated. A four month old puppy from August Bohnert died after two days and was found rabid. Further cases cited. residents urged caution.

Paul Phillips, Jr Alois Nebgen Stonewall Phillips Austin Arnold Rode Doss Rode Dr. Phillips August Bohnert Waring

Conservation Pace Expands In Texas

The Texas Game and Fish Commission outlines a broad education push, noting over a quarter million students contacted in the past year about conservation. Officials warn earlier land use mistakes and dust storms prompted renewed effort, with three thousand letters monthly to supply school and public materials.

Anustin Game and Fish Commission Texas Commission

Outstanding conservation winners named for 1953

The Board of Supervisors announced 1953 conservation award winners led by Roy Jacoby of the Nebgen School Conservation Group as outstanding conservation farmer. The Marshal Springs Conservation Group includes Elgin Ellebracht Ben Kneese Harold Kneese and A C Adams. Teachers Hubert Nixon and Mrs Troy Foster were named top contributing professionals in soil conservation.

Board of Supervisors Roy Jacoby Nebgen School Marshal Springs Elgin Ellebracht Ben Kneese Harold Kneese A. C. Adams Hubert Nixon Troy Foster Willow City

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