Granville Couple Authorized Ad Solicitors for Harper Herald
Mr and Mrs C W Granville are authorized advertising solicitors and collectors and subscription collectors for the Harper Herald.
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
5
Mr and Mrs C W Granville are authorized advertising solicitors and collectors and subscription collectors for the Harper Herald.
Marjorie confronts Ted about sharing hardship and money as they plan to aid his siblings. Ted pawns family keepsakes to cover costs while Marjorie reveals she can provide funds and urges action. A sense of renewed resolve arises as they consider their future and involvement with the children.
A biographical sketch of Richard Evelyn Byrd detailing his journey from a Winchester Virginia boy dreaming of the North Pole to the first flyer to reach both Poles. It covers his early travels, naval retirement due to a bad foot, daring private expeditions, Atlantic flight, flag drops at the poles, and ultimate promotion to Admiral by the United States government.
PEC mem bers urged to plan home and farm wiring to National Electrical Code standards with approved materials and licensed electricians. The article highlights REA package fixtures and a six room home kit, plus REA financing plans and PEC meetings to explain options and answer questions.
Announcement by George K. Miller that forms for free cotton classing for 1939 crops are ready at the Austin classing office. Groups may file after planting with Sept 1 deadline, with 900 to 1,000 possible applicant groups this year. Free market news service will accompany classing. Tomato transplant guidance given by Miss Cornelia Jaye Stewart at a March 8 meeting. A list of attendees and local notes follow.
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