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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1942
Page
2
County leaders push small farmers to boost pork output to meet county goals and support wartime aims. The plan backs 85 percent parity price through June 30 1943 via loans purchases and defense program. Emphasis on safety and profitability for small hog operations to aid victory.
San Antonio hosts Mr. and Mrs. Otto Duecker and Ensign and Mrs. Dick Brown who stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Max Lange and children. Walter Parker and his son Joe accompanied Miss Louise Parker to Kerrville hospital on Wednesday. Doris Ruth Coggeshall of San Antonio visited her parents.
Bottom row features Martha Lamour Menn Yorktown Lucy Tochterman Seguin Maxine Mal ech Goliad Marie Seaholm Elgin Carolyn Pfluger Bishop Genevieve Nelson Elgin. Back row includes Eunice Haterius Stamford Jackie Hansen Stamford Gloria Hicks San Antonio Marian Lee Montgomery San Antonio. Weiss Photo.
Kerrville’s Kathryn Wolfmuch visited grandparents Mr and Mrs C W Granville over the weekend. San Antonio couple Leslie Wilson visited kin with L N Wilson family. Leakey couples Kinsey and children moved to H D Jobes ranch now owned by J S Whitewood. Mrs George Duderstadt Edna Behrens and Alfred Ellebracht were Harper visitors. Louise Parker ill and L H Harper at Duncan Field San Antonio sent word. Mrs Harper stayed in Kerrville visiting daughter Mrs James Hart. Grace Davidson Myrtle Reed and Edith Beville stayed with Beville parents in Taylor. James Hart and Kerrville pair visited J S Whitewood home Sunday. Jack Lee of Continental Oil Co. was Harper business guest.
Rural scrap drive aims to boost war material supply and fund Defense Bonds and Stamps. Farmers urged to contribute scrap iron and steel from their land as part of the victory effort. mentions local visitors Mr and Mrs J Br Granville of Brady and Mr and Mrs Howard Ford shopping in Harper.
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