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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1951

Page

4

Farm Bureau Delegates Return From Houston Convention

Four Gillespie County Farm Bureau delegates returned from the Texas Farm Bureau State Convention held at the Rice Hotel, Houston, with over 1000 delegates attending. Speakers included Rep. Bob Poage and Allen Kline, plus remarks from J. Walter Hammond. The local bureau seeks higher state membership ahead of the December 1 deadline and a December 14 meeting date was announced.

Farm Bureau Houston Gillespie County Farm Bureau Texas Farm Bureau Rice Hotel Gillespie Farm Bureau Milton Meier Lester Hahn Levi Ketron Kigin Mund Bob Poage Waco Iuse Agriculture Committee Poage Mr. Poage Allen Kline American Farm Bureau Federation Kline J. Walter Hammond Farm Bureau Ling

Election Eve Speech and Rain Stir Local Campaign

A neck and neck campaign near a torches parade ends as rain dampens Rusty Robinson's bid. Slim McCormick offers his Palace theatre for Rusty supporters, arguing everyone has a right to be heard and to choose beer or coffee in a free country.

Rusty Robinson the Square Slim McCormick Palace Pioneer Hall Rusty Slim Robinson John Ben Shepperd San Antonio Officers Country Club Amon G. Garter Fort Worth James M. North B. N. Honea

Blanco Herefords To Sell Saturday

Fifty nine head of Hereford cattle are set for sale Saturday Dec 1 at Blanco County Fair Grounds Johnson City with consignors from multiple farms. Auction by Walter Britten starts 1 p m following 10 a m check in and 11 30 a m lunch.

Blanco County Hereford Association Blanco County Fair Grounds Johnson City H. A. Fitzhugh Straits Medina Hereford Ranch Don Whe Walter Britten College Station Simon J. Burg Louis Ebeling and Son al Buchanan J. D. Dodson Blanco Hereford Farm Herman J. Weinheimer Stanton Hereford Ranch Otto Schumann Glover Smith Crescent Ranch Smith Colorado

Weekend visits tied to Harper gatherings

Mrs Jannah Welch of Santa Anna spent the weekend with relatives and friends at Harper. Mr and Mrs Arthur Maurer and children of Dallas visited with Mr and Mrs Hy Maurer. Mr and Mrs Monroe Lang and Herbert Clark and Bobbie Lang spent the weekend with relatives at Harper. Mr and Mrs Ralph Stanley visited Gordon Harper’s home Sunday night. Mrs C D Curtis of Mineral Wells spent the weekend here with Rev Curtis.

Robi. Maurer Joe Segner John Segner Alois Kunz Alex Segner Alfred Pehl Fredericksburg Hy. Maurer Clemens Maurer Edmund Jannah Welch Santa Anna Harper Arthur Maurer Dallas Monroe Lang Herbert Clark Bobbie Lang Ralf Stanley Gordon Harper C. D. Curtis Mineral ‘Wells Rev. Curtis

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