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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1951
Page
1
Bandera Texans rally around Zeke, the High Constable, urging President Eisenhower to declare National Cowboy Day. Zeke accuses slow action and invites cowboys statewide to a three day Stampede May 1 2 3 with passports to Bandera’s Free State.
Barbecue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bode and Donnie drew friends and local families to form a roping club. Various visits, travel to Abilene and Kerrville for events, a Navy veteran's homecoming, and a note on seed treatment as a profitable practice are included in Harper area items.
Enderlin led by 20 to 3 over Sisterdale while Boerne beat Doss 10 to 2 Medina downed Albert 10 to 1 Harper postponed at Comfort due to cold weather Next Sunday Enderlin visits Albert Medina meets Boerne Comfort hosts Sisterdale Doss plays Harper Also reports from Hill Country League games and social attendees at Fredericksburg and Harper gatherings
The Marshall housewives dispute over social security taxes on domestic help heads to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans on May 26. Their attorney Dean Moorhead says bank accounts may be levied again, and he notes they have asked Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby for help. The group had the prior ruling against them by Federal Dist. Judge W. H. Atwell, and Mrs. Hobby’s Houston position is cited amid prior Houston Post editorials backing the women.
A letter to Mrs Hobby claims no personal animosity toward the administration and complains that Treasury agents threaten bank funds as they test the law. The note cites opposition to creeping socialism and references the new administration.
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