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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1950

Page

5

Eight Texas congressmen unopposed in primaries report

Eight Texas congressmen will be unopposed in the primaries this year according to news reports. The filing deadline was May 15. The piece discusses longevity, turnover, and the seniority system in Congress, noting long-serving members like Adolph Sabath, Robert L. Doughton, Sam Rayburn, and Carl Vinson, and explains how re-election acts as a promotion via moving to higher committee chairmanships.

Texas Congress Adolph Sabath Chicago Rules Committee House Robert L. Doughton North Carolina Ways & Means Committee Sam Rayburn Carl Vinson Georgia Armed Services Committee

Moose Jackson Faces Backlash Over Field Fences Near Depot

Last week parents called Moose Jackson on the phone while kids teased him in the streets over his fenced field near the depot where they play ball. Doc Sherman suggested a light approach at Andy's Garden Tavern, hinting at leveraging his semi pro baseball experience to smooth tensions.

Moose Jackson Moose Doc Sherman Andy’s Garden Tavern Doc

Rural Electrification Admins 15th Anniversary Observed

Texas marks 15 years since the Rural Electrification Administration was created by President Roosevelt on May 11 1935. REA aided co ops, expanded power lines, and boosted farm electricity from 2 percent to 81 percent in Texas farms by 1949. Co-ops serve 256 000 rural homes over 104 000 miles of wire, valued well over 125 million dollars, with continued demand for hydroelectric power and new dams to meet growing farm use.

Texas Roosevelt Rural Electrification Administration Bartlett Electric Cooperative Bartlett REA Co-op

Texas catfish prospects and fishing spots noted

Austin reader asks about Texas catfish prospects citing a Sports Afield article. The piece lists key fishing areas including the Colorado River near Buchanan and Marshall Ford dams, Lake Corpus Christi, Trinity River from Anahuac to Liberty, Guadalupe River near Victoria, Brazos mouth near Freeport, and Rio Grande border waters, noting trotlines allowed in many places and varied baits including odd items like old shoe soles and horses’ hooves used in catfish stomachs.

Texas Colorado River Buchanan Austin Colorado Corpus Christi Neuces River Trinity River Anahuac Liberty Guadalupe River Victoria Brazos River Freeport Rio Grande Texoma Texas-Oklahoma

Seniority and duties in the House Armed Services Committee

A veteran member notes increased seniority brings added committee duties and wider recognition. Along with six Democrats below and twelve above, he stresses the need for preparation, consistency, and reliability. He argues members earn trust, can be replaced every two years, and should vote on essential national welfare rather than idle pursuits.

House Armed Services Committee Pene Ienties

Whitworth Honored At Harper Commencement In 1951

Miss Duana Beth Whitworth, a Harper High School senior in the class of 1951, received a 100 cent wool fabric award. The gift from Kerrville Area Ladies Auxiliary to the Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Association was presented at the May 18 commencement in the Harper gym. She held the top scholastic average in the sewing division and excelled in the Make It Yourself With Wool contest.

Duana Beth Whitworth Harper High School Milliken Miss Whitworth Harper Gymnasium Kerrville Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Association

Llano to Build Lighted Park for Baseball Diamonds

Llano plans a lighted baseball diamond sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. A committee led by Spencer Weber includes Albert Fox Raymond Winkel Edward Rogers and John L. Sullivan to obtain detailed cost estimates. An unrelated editorial note about catfish cooking follows.

Llano Junior Chamber of Commerce Winifred West The Jaycees Spencer Weber Albert Fox Raymond Winkel Edward Rogers John L. Sullivan

Mrs Belle Wallace Credits Hadacol For Health Boosts

In Atlanta Mrs Belle Wallace 74 says Hadacol cured her nerves and stomach issues from vitamin and iron deficiencies. She shares she would pay friends’ bottles if no help, but Hadacol aided them too. She touts sleep appetite and relief, urging others to try with money back guarantee.

Belle Wallace Formwalt St S. W Atlanta Hadacol Wallace Hadaco Hospital Sing

Hadacol reaches five million bottles sold since January

Senator Dudley J LeBlanc founder of The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana maker of Hadacol says shipments have totaled 5,000,000 since January 1 with demand outpacing supply. He notes shortages and production limits persist as every increase in output spawns higher demand aided by the South’s heavy newspaper schedule.

Hadacol Dudley J. lcBlanc LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana Senator LeBlanc LeBlanc South

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