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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1952

Page

4

Deadline Set For 1953 PMA Sign-Up By Gillespie County

The 1953 Agricultural Conservation Program signup closes Saturday November 15th. About 1100 of 1350 farms in Gillespie County have been contacted. 250 remain urged to sign with their PMA committee or at the local PMA office. Applicants must specify practices and quantities for 1953 funding.

PMA Gillespie County Wesley Gold The Prac

Visitors from Texas towns Attend Harper St Mary's Football Game

Captain Baumann of San Antonio Fire Station No 12 and Mrs Arthur Baumann hosted Saturday night visitors after the Harper St Marys game. Among guests were Mr Harless and other couples from Boerne Fredericksburg Kerrville and local families.

Captain Baumann San Antonio Harless Max Bought Boerne Norbert Roeder Henry Jenschke Fredericksburg Arthur Baumann Harper-St. Mary’s

August Kirchhoff Home Hosts Birthday Gathering

Visitors at Mrs. Kirchhoff's birthday include Lorenz Wendel and family Magdalene. Hilmar Klaehn and son. Lorenz Feuge and children. A A Wendel. Hubert Rahe and children. Max Lange and Kelton. Gene Prestige and Arthur Inscore accompanied by kin. A chicken dinner and afternoon refreshments were served.

Kirchhoff Lorenz Wendel Miss Magdalene Hilmar Klaehn Lorenz Feuge Kerrville A. A. Wendel Doss Hubert Rahe Max Lange Kelton

Deer Heads Tell Story of Feuge Taxidermy Career

Max Feuge, Fredericksburg native turned San Angelo taxidermist, marks 25 years in the trade. He has skinned 21 749 deer and mounted 6 114, with thousands of other animals. The family builds forms, salts skins, and for 400 heads mounted yearly, work runs year round as they expand to Colorado mule deer and Texas stock concerns.

Max Feuge Fredericksburg Rose Crenwelge San Angelo S. Main Street E. Harris E. Ave. C Colorado Feuge B. T. Withers Texas Mason County Jim White Big Bend Milton Curtis

Unkle Hank Praises Sound Reasoning Over Fists

Public figure Unkle Hank proclaims that sound reasoning has conquered more men than force, asserting intellect over violence as the path to victory.

C of C Proposes Privatizing the Post Office Department

The Council of State Chambers of Commerce in Washington proposes to transfer Post Office Department operations to private enterprise. It cites creaky centralization, obsolete equipment, costly finances, and chaotic rates as flaws. A confidential employee survey reportedly shows openness to privatization and morale decline under current hierarchy. The piece also notes local social updates about visits and travel.

Council of State Chambers of Commerce Washington, D. C U. S. Post Office Department Post Office Department Bell Telephone System Post Office

Chicago Hosts 1952 International Live Stock Exposition

Chicago prepares for the 53rd International Live Stock Exposition from November 29 to December 6 at the International Amphitheatre, Stock Yards. More than 11,000 cattle sheep swine and horses from 34 states and foreign countries are expected with over 100000 in cash awards and top ribbons. Youth highlights include the Junior Livestock Feeding Contest while the event features grain show horse show and multiple horse exhibitions and trials.

Chicago Stock Yards Chicago United States Martin Kennelly America

Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed National Holiday by Truman and Shivers

President Truman and Gov. Shivers officially proclaimed Thursday November 27 as the national Thanksgiving Day. The proclamation notes the shift to the fourth Thursday in November, unifying the nation. It urges Americans to give thanks for the spirit of unity that binds the country.

Harry S. Truman Allen Shivers United States Roosevelt Pres Truman

Grass cover curbs runoff in 20 inch Fredericksburg rain

Conservation notes show that bare annual grasses produced high runoff while perennial threeawn Buffalo grass with good litter cut runoff dramatically. Bluestem under deep saturation stored water, reducing immediate runoff. Wells and springs gain from better ground cover. local residents Barker and Wallier families visited, Parker-Deiter wedding held.

Fredericksburg Llanos

Waterways planned to reduce concentration and seed grasses

Farmers and soil technicians design waterways to minimize runoff and seed King Ranch Bluestem. Observations on Alvin Ransleben and Edgar Usener farms show good seed crops with King Ranch. 1953 ACP contact deadline November 15 with PMA offices. Grazing values vary with growth stage, plant type, and site.

King Ranch Alvin Ransleben Wrede School Edgar Usener Pilot Knob

Weekend Visits Across Texas Light Up Family Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Oliver Hopf spent the weekend with her son Erato and family in Austin. Mr and Mrs Arthur Green of San Angelo visited Mr and Mrs R F Manske during the weekend.

Colon Barrett SWSTC San Marcos Mrs Charlie Barrett Gordon Harper San Angelo Earl Walker Midland Kenneth Barker San Antonio R. E . Bode Oliver Hopf Son Erato Austin Arthur. Green R. F. Manske

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