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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1955

Page

2

Army maneuvers mapped for Gillespie Hill Country region

U S Army Corps plans six million acres of Central Texas exercises slated for late summer or fall. Landowners may lease land for a fixed per acre rental and receive damage settlements, with fences repaired or cash paid. Troop movements emphasize rapid, atomic warfare training with local staffing and community meetings planned to explain leases and claims.

Army Corps of Engineers Army Chamber of Commercce Alien Keller Mgr Bill Permecky Bruce Walters Dallas Corps of Engineers Walters Texas Testis Raymond Jones Herman Sick Corps Engineering Office E. Babe Smith Lampases Gillespie County Copperas Cove Briggs, Bertram Marble Falls Blanco County Fredericksburg Watters

Texas Farm Bureau Agents Meet in Waco May 23

Dave Meier of Southern Farm Bureau Insurance spoke at the Texas Farm Bureau Service Agents state meeting held at the Roosevelt Hotel in Waco on May 23. Rubin Meter attends as the county’s new Service Agent, with agents from across Texas present over two days. The group discussed the Feed Control Bill, aligning with Sheep & Goat Raisers and East Texas Broiler Producers in support, while Carlos Ashley opposes the measure. Citizens urged letter writing to Senator Ashley and Representative Harold Kennedy to push for enactment.

Dave Meier Southern Farm Bureau Insurance Company Texas Farm Bureau Roosevelt Hotel Waco Texas Rubin Meter Austin Farm Bureau Sheep & Goat

Harper Herald Friday May 20 1955

Local brief from Harper Texas highlights community news and upcoming events for Friday edition. Readers learn about town happenings, notices, and announcements peculiar to Harper and surrounding area in this May 20 1955 issue.

THE Harper Herald Harper, Texas

Defer Pasture Work to Boost Growth and Brush Control

Melvin W. T. Camp, range conservationist, moves from Gillespie County to Uvalde. Last week Soil Conservation Service staff helped Chas. Klinksick prepare a conservation plan and stake a farm pond while Otto Staudt marked a diversion terrace.

Melvin W. T. Camp Gillespie County Soil Conservation District Uvalde Texas Soil Conservation Service Chas. Klinksick Otto Staudt

Grain Feed Program Extended To June 16

Farmers Home Administration extends emergency grain program in Gillespie and nearby counties to June 16. The extension covers grain including corn barley oats and milo maize but not hay. Local farmers have more than 30 days to sign up and are urged to participate promptly.

Farmers Home Administration Gillespie R. T. Laurence FHA

Harper High valedictorian to join Air Force Academy

Kenneth Oehler son of Mr and Mrs Herbie Oehler of Harper was notified Tuesday he has been accepted as a cadet at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs He was one of 10 nominees submitted by Congressman O C Fisher and the only one accepted He will join 11 other Texans in the first class at the new academy with 300 cadets and will complete extensive academic and flight training before earning his wings.

Kenneth Oehler Herbie Oehler Harper Harper High School United States Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colorado Oehler O. C. Fisher San Angelo Cal New Academy Academy Lowry Air Force Base Denver States of the Union

Sudan Grass Still Tops for Temporary Summer Grazing

Sudangrass offers green grazing six to eight weeks after planting and remains a trusted standby for livestockmen seeking temporary summer forage. common and sweet varieties are popular in Texas.

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