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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1939
Page
3
Marjorie spends Christmas Eve with friends, sings carols, and debates love with Evan Brower. A hotel confrontation ends with a blue diamond ring refused until she can decide her future, while Betty and Gideon sense looming conflicts as Marjorie faces family loyalty and a betrothal question.
The Senate approves a bill creating a board of the Governor Attorney General and Land Commissioner to manage sale and lease of public free school lands. It also passes the departmental judiciary and no eleemosynary appropriations while the House backs eleemosynary judiciary and higher education funds. Conference likely for three appropriations. The Central Colorado River Authority Act revision and tax diversion measures pass. The old age support bill moves to conference. The revenue impendment is reported from the House committee.
Dorothea Brande argues that the will to succeed is common but the fear of pain from past failures paralyzes action. She notes trial and error includes hurtful memories and humiliation, which the unconscious uses to justify inactivity. The remedy is to pretend success is possible and act as if failure is impossible.
Beginner photographers often have films developed by a professional lab for speed and quality. As skill grows, developing and printing at home becomes valuable learning, affordable with simple kits and a red safelight for chrome film, or a tank for pan film.
Mrs Richard Ellebracht nee Margaret Durst was born March 10 1882 in Fredericksburg and died May 2 1939 at 57. One daughter Gertrude survives with many grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev Theo M Haag with Beckmanns quartet and burial in city cemetery. Surviving relatives include husband Richard Ellebracht and numerous siblings and in laws from Texas and Washington.
County directors held their regular monthly meeting on Monday. The brief notes outline attendees and key topics discussed, including budget items and upcoming local projects.
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