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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1949

Page

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Luther League Rally in Fredericksburg May 22 at Dots

Fredericksburg Luther League Federation of the American Lutheran Church will hold a semi annual rally Sunday starting at 2:30 p.m. at Dots with a 6:30 p.m. banquet at St. Peters Parish Hall. Rev Julius Holm Rev Leonard Bernarden and Rudi Becker lead events including a devotion, educational hour, skits and Bible Camp plans. The program ends with a brief service and officer installation.

Fredericksburg Luther League Federation American Lutheran Church Julius F. Holm Doss Lutheran Church St. Peter's Church Doss Leo Benarden Liano Rudi Becker Doss School Holy Ghost Lutheran Church Luther League Marilyn Geistweidt Florine Baethge M. J. Dittmar Kenneth Doleza Ernst Lindig Hye

The Animal's Way of Grazing and Weather Effects

The piece discusses how weather shapes grazing behavior and conservation on rangelands. It notes livestock seek shade in heat, shelter in cold or wind, and prefer open or level areas in mild weather. Overgrazing concentrates on the south side of pastures, inviting invasion by mesquite and poor forage plants. Ranchers mitigate by adjusting fencing, corral practices, and herd movement. Water location changes forage selection and grazing pressure.

Land Big Cats In San Saba River

Joe R. Lewis and M. B. St. Clair, Texas New Mexico pipeline pump station workers near Tivydale, returned Saturday with a 300 pound catch of catfish from the San Saba River west of San Saba. Their 32 fish averaged over 9 pounds each, the heaviest at 35 pounds, and Saturday night they added another 100 pounds.

Joe R. Lewis M. B. St. Clair Texas New Mexico Tivydale San Saba River San Saba

Camp Stanley Triumphs Over Harper 9 to 1

Camp Stanley defeated Harper 9 to 1 as Harper pitcher Miller left with a sore arm in the 6th inning and Dietrich struggled through three frames. Minor earned the win with eight hits allowed, and D Patton homered for Camp Stanley while H Minor added a triple. Harper’s Craft went 4-for-4, and both teams committed two errors. Next, Harper hosts the Fredericksburg Giants at Harper Community Park.

Harper Miller Dietrich Camp Stanley Minor Craft DeLorey Omer Cottle Wes Kaehiass Oren Cottle H, Rahe Feller McDonald Raney Rogers Per Wo Abrhpore R. Jennings McClarkhearty G. Minor H. Minor Ming Puiace D. Patton Hernandez D. Minor Oren Lee McDougall Norris Cottle

Mohair Request Gains Backing in Washington Hearings

Ernest L Williams secretary of the Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Association says mohair should be defined as wool and treated the same in the current farm bill. Williams and Mayfield returned from Washington after testifying before House committees with support from reps Fisher Regan Thornberry Fernandez and Poage. They also urged labeling reforms to require mohair content disclosure in upholstery.

House of Representatives Ernest L. Williams Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers’ Association Jake Mayfield del Rio Association Washington House O. C. Fisher Williams National Wool Growers Association J. M. Jones Byron Wilson Mayfield Ken Regan Pecos Homer Thornberry Austin Fernandez New Mexico Fisher Bob Poage Waco Ls Interstate and Foreign Commerce Henry Miller Federal Trade Commission Jones Wilson Connally Johnson Senate

Johnny Morris of Philip Morris visits Hill Country town

Johnny Morris Jr. of New York City, famed radio voice for Philip Morris, toured Fredericksburg visiting KNAF studios and Lions Club. He arrived Wednesday, stayed at Hotel Nimitz, and drew crowds as he promoted the brand with dealer tours.

Johnny” of Phillip Morris Fame Hill Country Fredericksburg KNAF Texas Hills Johnny Philip Morris Fame Johnny Morris, Jr New York City Gregg Winters Mr. Winters Walter McKay R. L. Williams Philip Morris O. B. Robinson San Antonio Fred Stedman Williams Robinson Hotel Nimitz Lions Club New York Ed Cigarette Company Ferdie Grofe Grand Canyon Texas

Religious Schedule and Community Notices

Sunday May 22 features Mass at 8 and 9 30 in OC parish with Benediction and Sunday School after the second Mass. Rogation Days follow Monday to Wednesday for vocations and farmer blessings. Thursday is the Feast of the Ascension with Masses at 8 and 9 30. Friday 8 pm Catholic Action Council meet. Also brief Milford Harper Herald note and 1936 New York voyage reference.

St. Ann's Society Catholic Action Council BTU WMS Brotherhood Ra’s Royal Ambassadors Ga's Elton Spencer Jack Minter

Presbyterian Church announces supply pastor and services

Sunday School at 10 15 a m and preaching at 11 a m for churchgoers. Mrs Barker hosts party for daughter Madine on fourth birthday. Mrs Pizzini visits mother Ida Smith. Parker family visits San Antonio. Rodeo attendance noted and church services listed. Born to Mr and Mrs Albert Whetstone a daughter. Brewster Boot Shop advertises repair services in Junction Texas.

THE Herald A. B. Barker Madine Victor Pizzini San Antonio Ida Smith Albert Whetstone Fredericksburg Brewster Boot Shop E. O. Longren Boot Shop Junction Texas

Helping Hand Club Met May 11

The Helping Hand Club met at Mrs. Ida Smith's home on May 11 with six members and two visitors. Mrs. Smith demonstrated plain cake baking with a recipe for plain butter cake and Mrs. Earl Walker demonstrated Cocoa Velvet Cake. Delicious sandwiches and cake were served. members voted to hire Mrs. Smith to quilt their quilt. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Judge Garrett and their three children of Cloves New Mexico and Mrs. Nan Mabrey of Fort Stockton.

Ida Smith Judge Garrett Cloves New Mexico Nan Mabrey Fort Stockton

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T. Wright Neal Soil Conservation Service Fredericksburg, Texas Marshal Stevens Victoria Mrs J. M. Stevens L. H. Harper Kerrville Mre Jinx Hart Prof Phil Rogers Plymouth Mohair Warren McDougall Son Pene Laredo Armand Markworth Carrie Calentine J. L. Farris Harper’s Churches Milford Harper Herald Paris Alexander Pope Winston Churchill Anti-Saloon League Cail Newapet U. S Pannsyvanls Post Montana Presbyterian Church Paul J. Schwab Carlos Parker Olive Parker Phil Gillette Charlie Barrett Colon Bandera First Baptist Church Max Wayne Hopf Alfonso Hopf Helping Hand Club the Herald H. Welge Lewis Mansfield Distributors of Robin Hood Comfort Hatchery Comfort
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