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Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1949

Page

4

Farmer’s share of dollar falls below half of consumer price

The piece notes farmers now receive 48 cents of the consumer food dollar, down from 55 cents 18 months ago, a 13 percent drop. It cites rising middleman and store wages while farm prices declined, with historical context from postwar Europe relief and prewar shares around 40 cents.

Gillespie County Farm Bureau elects officers and delegates

In a Saturday meeting at the agricultural building the Gillespie County Farm Bureau elected Rubin Meier as president for the coming year and named officers including Chester Koennecke secretary treasurer Franz Pressler and Otto Schumann as directors. A delegate to the State Convention in Dallas on November 21 22 23 was chosen, and a hog price adjustment resolution was sent to State headquarters.

Agriculural Gillespie County Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau Rubin Meier Franz Pressler Chester Koennecke Carlos Grote V. P Albert Lindig Otto Schumann Gillespie County State Committee

Prices ease at southwest farm markets November 14 1949

US Department of Agriculture reports mixed price moves across hogs cattle and sheep in Texas Oklahoma Colorado and nearby markets. Hogs down 75 cents to $1, with gains in lambs moths and poultry mixed. Cattle and calves mostly steady to up, sheep up 25-50 cents, mohair and wool prices modestly higher, produce and eggs showing little change.

Southwest US Department of Agriculture Texas Oklahoma Colorado Ft. Worth Oklahoma City San Antonio Fort Worth Denver Boston Midwest Dallas New Orleans

Three Births Reported This Week At Local Hospitals

The week saw three births two boys and one girl Mrs Rudolph Fein eis en girl Nov 10 Mrs Marvin Daniels boy and Mrs Ben Mason boy Nov 11 All families reside in San Antonio visitors came to see relatives over Sunday Potatoes and onions sold firm on light supplies Texas cabbage arrived at Fort Worth at 1 75 to 2 per 50 pound sack Oats white corn and wheat edged up while grain markets moved little No 1 hard wheat closed at 2 31 to 2 37 per bushel in bulk and No 2 Texas white corn brought 1 60 to 1 62 per bushel No 2 mile sold 2 07 to 2 12 per hundred pounds Rice remained firm feeds steadier while hay prices held despite light offers Peanuts remained steady as demand stayed slow Cotton fell 50 cents to 1 per bale Spot middling 15 16 inch quoted around 29 cents per pound across several cities.

Rudolph Feineisen Marvin Daniels Ben Mason Fort Worth Texas Denver Dallas Houston Galveston New Orleans Little Rock

Gems of Thought Education Reflection in Antiquity Quotes

A collection of brief education quotes from Balzac S F Scovel John M Mason and Humphrey. The excerpts discuss knowledge of God nature harmony of affections and will the aim to convert the mind into a living fountain and the value of discerning what is worth owing and doing.

God S. F. Scovel John M. Mason Humphrey

Texas State Teachers Association Convention in Fort Worth

National leaders in education business and government will headline the Texas State Teachers Association annual convention in Fort Worth from November 24 to 26. About 12 000 teachers are expected to attend the three day event featuring 70 sectional meetings and 20 meals plus general sessions led by Dr. Andy Holt Dr. Henry Hill and others with governors and senators among the speakers. The theme is Individual Responsibility Heart of American Democracy.

Austin Texas Texas State Teachers Association Ft. Worth Charles H. Tennyson Andy Holt Nashville Tennessee National Education Association Henry Hill Peabody College Tenn L. D. Haskew School of Education University of Texas Allen Shivers Price Daniel Lyndon B. Johnson United States Eric Johnson Motion Pictures Association, Inc Motion Picture United States Chamber of Commerce New State Board of Education Commissioner of Education L. P. Sturgeon Henry Foster Texas Association of School Administrators Tennyson W. R. White

Harper Noses Out Medina 36-32 in Close Six-Man Showdown

Harper Bobcats rallied in the final two minutes at Harper Community Park to beat Medina 36 to 32. Pat Rogers caught a long pass from Clark Bierschwale for the go ahead and winning touchdown as Harper erased a 28 32 deficit. Rogers scored four touchdowns, with Strackbein and Bierschwale also contributing, while Mrosek, Rogers and Bierschwale highlighted Harper’s offense.

Harper Bobcats Medina Harper Community Park Pat Rogers Clark Bierschwale Bobcats Rogers Harper Bierschwale Gilbert Strackbein Carl Neal Leroy Tatsch Mrosek St. Mary's Fredericksburg Comfort

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