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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1964
Page
6
Discussion at Harpers Hits Student Council meeting covers new jacket color standardization to honor the FL H1S award and motivate achievement. The board will decide when to implement the rule while Jim Tatseh announces a 5 cent popcorn rental for bags. council provides bags and popcorn.
Clarencie Schroeder eradiated about 25 acres of cedar and mesquite in the Willow City area using chainsaw and kerosene methods to control woody invaders. Fred Crenwelge rested pastures to improve vigor and grazing, while Krank Baaty added a diversion terrace to drain 22 acres into a farm pond. Charlie Walter shows a mixed stand of vetch and oats for winter grazing and soil building. R M Wamsley reports near 100 percent control of dessert willow with a shredder and goats, and J Young ranches planted 30 acres to hubam clover with small grain as a cover crop for grazing and soil health. First Texas library chartered in 1874 at Galveston.
Mrs. Julia Cook is honored on her 87th birthday with family from Fredericksburg Monahans Eastland Granbury Atascosa Gatesville Gardena Richland Springs Kerrville and Willow City in attendance. A turkey dinner followed by cake with pink flowers and a single candle marked the celebration.
President Lyndon B. Johnson will embark on a farm tour likely in early spring visiting Kansas Nebraska Iowa and possibly others. Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman said the trip aims to talk with farmers thank them for support and discuss continuity in agricultural policy. The visit follows a 24 hour budget and farm problem talks with the president and White House advisers.
On February 11, 1834 the Texas Legislature appropriated 317,00 for a governor's residence and out-buildings. The present Governor's Mansion was completed in 1855. On October 2, 1898 Marines at Port Royal South Carolina aided in saving government property and assisting citizens whose homes were destroyed in a severe storm and high wave.
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