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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1963

Page

2

Land Management Improves Oehler Ranch Pasture

Carl Oehler improves a ranch by grazing management and reseeding. He reduced undesirables by nearly 70 percent since 1959, using controlled grazing and a rule-based stock rotation. County Agent Don Decker notes the transformation and rebuilt facilities enhance the land and cattle operation.

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Local sports standings and community notices from mixed column

The fragment references standings in a youth league and mentions several names and events. It notes a Mother Daughter Banquet at Zon Lutheran Church with speakers, mentions a chaplain in the G S Army, and records visits by Mr and Mrs Otto Yockley and R E Bowe among Brownwood events.

Reber Ditmar Zon Lutheran Church Ino Fredenehs Ag RP Viday Rati Min Rabo G. S. Army Staunome Foat Foyt Sar Bioust Tyes Edo

Range and Field Across County Grain Harvest Notes

The piece describes a wet harvest season with wheat being cut at Luckenbach while rain dampens activity. Farmers report limited oats and grain yields, with hopeful signs of better weather and prospects for range and field work as communities discuss the impact on local crops and cattle feeding.

Rand Willie Wehmeyer Sp Luckenbach Canouth Wehnmeyer Dias Leon Prada

Local Notes From Marper Area Theaters and Gatherings

Social items list attendances and visits around Camp Bublis and Kerrville. Mentions include Howard Walker Jimmy Peril Billy Hogan and residents of Marper visiting relatives and friends in Ozona Kerrville and Santa Anna with weekend travels and family updates.

Howard Walker Jimmy Peril Billy Hogan National Guard Camp Bublis

District conservation work links Gillespie County with soil district

Cooperation between the Gillespie County Soil Conservation District and the district aims to develop a countywide soil and water plan. The project features a conservation cropping system with continuous close growing high residue crops like small grains Sudan grass and hay crops, plus diversions terraces and field terraces. Key grasses include side oats gamma and little bluestem to support grazing and reduce drought effects. Livestock water systems including a sock pond and plastic pipelines for water distribution are planned to improve grazing distribution. Public notices name residents contributing to the plan and highlight shared efforts across the region.

Jack Shepherd Fredericksburg Gillespie County Soil Conservation District Lerthaer Tittlespie Conservation News

War Dead Remembrance and Local Family Visits

The notice urges honoring war dead and supporting veterans by wearing an American Legion Poppy on Poppy Day. It notes visits by Clifton Kneese and family from Spring Branch to his mother, and by the Roeder family with Virginia to Texas City. It also mentions Johnnie Bieschwale and Bills Hogan attending Austin rodeo with hosts Joe Mack Scarborough and wife.

American Legion Johnnie Bieschwale Bills Hogan Austin Joe Mack Scarborough

Visitors from Austin and Sandusky Drop By Hopf Home

Mrs. Mildred Hopf and daughter Olivia of Austin called Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hopf. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Billie Bickham and their two children from Sandusky, Ohio.

Oliver Hopf Mildred Hopf Olivia Austin Billie Bickham Sandusky, Ohio

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