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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1951

Page

6

House trims Agriculture appropriation amid debt concerns

The House passed the Agriculture appropriation bill at 717 million after cutting the President's 820 million request. Funding for soil conservation remained, while an amendment to slash range practices and fertilizer programs to 150 million narrowly failed. The debate cited national debt fears and calls for broad economies across agencies. Several local figures, including John Barton of Ballinger, visited Washington, and Mexican labor bill fate remained uncertain as the Rules Committee blocked action pending further changes.

HOUSE Soil Conservation Service Washington John Barton Ballinger Barton Runnels County Capitol House Rules Committee Senate Douglas Illinois Mexico Rio Grande Rules Committee Congress Wesley Stiles del Rio Bob Bruce Carroll Land San Angelo George H. Wells San Saba J. B. McWhorter Robert E. Lee Coleman James E. Mills Pfc Herbert W Billy) Hudler LaMarque

Conservation group tours vegetation to aid range management

Members of the Southwest Doss Conservation Group toured May 8 to study range vegetation and assign plant values. The group discussed entering a Range Management Contest at the Annual Range Field Day and noted improving moisture and deferment benefits. Several members and Soil Conservation Service staff assisted, with additional plans and district actions at the May 16 board meeting.

Southwest Doss Conservation Group Ajl Otto Spaeth Emil Sauer Johnny Dittmar Arnold Rode Charles, Rheinhold Elgin Kirchner James Hensell Charles Barnes The Soil Conservation Service Board of Supervisors Normanb. Olsen Lower Palo Alto Alfred Crenwelge Karl Fritz Theodore Sultemeier Edwin Weirich Live Oak Group Max Sultemeier Wrede Mary Valverde Cecil Irelan Dry Mormon Creek Laurence Feller Town Group Milton Meier Cherry Mountain Group

Fredericksburg Visitors Then Visit Otto Rahe Home

Mr. and Mrs. Edd Schirmer of Fredericksburg visited the Otto Rahe home Sunday evening. Mrs. Carrie Calentine spent Mother's Day in New Braunfels with her daughters Mrs. Wilber Dickey and Mrs. Ray Buckner.

Edd Schirmer Fredericksburg Otto Rahe Carrie Calentine New Braunfels Wilber Dickey Ray Buckner Otto Kriegel Karen Robert Pope Miles Texas Otto Rade Robert Dittmar Glen Hopf Albert Sagehbiel Atascosa W. A

Soldier Billy stationed at Ft Belvoir eyes Europe tour

Formerly of San Angelo, Billy is now stationed at Ft Belvoir near Washington. He expects a summer deployment to Europe and serves in technical and intelligence work.

San Angelo Billy Ft. Belvoir Washington Europe

Cookies Pleasing Soldier In Korea Wires Mother

Cpl. Clayton Massey stationed in Korea writes his mother he received cookies sent by the Legion Auxiliary and enjoyed them very much.

Cpl Clayton Massey Korea The Legion Auxiliary

Observations From County Agent On Lawn and Field Care

County agent notes fungus on St Augustine grass and carpet grass causes spots and root damage with heat and moisture. Water early mornings to avoid prolonged leaf dampness and apply Tersan and fertilizer 16-20-0 as controls. Also mentions cotton cutworms controlled by taxaphone and notes hay making timing and seed certification concerns for Mustang Oats and Quanah Wheat. Reports several local visits and weddings in Fredericksburg and nearby areas.

St. Augustine

Local Families Visit Relatives Across Town

Mr and Mrs Steve Forest of Boerne and Mrs Fay Rahe of Kerrville visited their parents. Mr and Mrs M R Massey visited Monday. Forrest Green and children spent the weekend with relatives at Round Mountain. Alfonso Maurer on 16 day leave from California is home visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Maurer.

Steve Forest Boerne Fay Rahe Kerville M. R. Massey Forrest Green Round Mountain Pfe Alfonso Maurer California Henry Maurer

Local Texas Families Visit Relatives This Weekend

Mr and Mrs Gillie Pape of Rocksprings visited relatives at Harper Miss Leona Schacker of Nazareth Texas is visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Maurer Gertrude Maurer of Fredericksburg spends several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Maurer Mrs C A Lehne and daughter of Seguin spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Alf Lehne

Albert Sagebiel Atascosa Harper Mrs. Gillie Pape Leona Schacker Nazareth Texas Henry Maurer Gertrude Maurer Fredericksburg Mrs C. A. Lehne Seguin Alf. Lehne

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