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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1951
Page
1
An OCR fragment contains a newspaper notice about second class mail, subscription pricing, and ad text. It also features a long Abraham Lincoln quotation on thrift, prosperity, and independence, followed by missing context and damaged lines. The readable pieces reflect period advertising and editorial voice.
A carload of wheat and beans from the Midwest via Christian Rural Overseas Program and 25,000 pounds of clothing by Church World Service head to Turkey to aid 150,000 Bulgarian refugees. In Istanbul the Red Crescent will distribute relief. The piece also notes Protestant leadership, Malay Peninsula resettlement, and calls for an anti retirement church volunteer movement led by Elton Trueblood urging retired professionals to serve.
A Dallas journalist warned UT Austin journalism students that a publisher should defend public interest, truth and integrity despite rising costs. He likened attempts to suppress press freedom to Perón era tactics, urged defense of diverse, balanced reporting, and cautioned against government power to ration advertising.
The Harpers and Lot horns clash ended with a one point deficit as the final play decided the outcome. Dayton Friederich blocked a pivotal kick, Buddy limped but returned to celebrate with teammates and fans. About 2000 spectators enjoyed ideal weather and Band support from Comfort and Manor schools.
Harper church notices invite worship at Presbyterian and First Baptist services on Sunday November 25 with Sunday School Bible study and evening worship. Local clergy announce Stewardship events from Nov 26 to 30 and list visiting pastors and locations in Kerrville and nearby towns.
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