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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1961

Page

2

Johnson predicts Texas water wealth to grow across economy

Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told a Houston luncheon that abundant Texas water resources will broaden and diversify the state economy. The talk at Rice Hotel honored the U S Water Study Commission report presented to Gov. Price Daniel and praised chairman George Brown for his work.

Walter Mansell Mouston Chronicle Lyndon B&b. Johnson Texas Rice Hotel United States Water Study Commission Price Daniel Houston Chamber of Commerce Johnson Commission George Brown Houston

Home Demonstration Notes and Rural Outlook by Rowe Lee Gilli

Home Demonstration Agent advises proper lighting for study, lamp placement, and wattage. Notes district visits by Miss Casey, 4 H leadership training success, and community meals. Updates on mesquite control, rootplowing, and grass improvement on Merz and Albert ranches. Coastal Bermuda grazing progress and cropland retirement interest.

Miss Casey Town and Country Home Demonstration Club Texas Home Demonstration Association Harold Rusenberger Stonewall Richard Kasper Doss Herman Mund Leroy Loth St. Mary’s Club Kurt Weinheimer Albert Wrece Home Demonstration Club Charlies Moss Enchanted Rock Willow City Loop Moss King Ranch

October Plentiful Foods Promote Shopping Pleasures

Texas markets in October boast abundant staples from apples and potatoes to broiler-fryers and cheese with ample supplies of rice, turkeys, beef, cranberries, and vegetable fats. USDA notes prices should stay low as supplies exceed normal demand while Apple Week runs Oct 12 to 21 and fall crops show strong yields.

College Station Texas Texas Agricultural Extension Service U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA Agricultural Marketing Service

Unjust Tax Increase Proposal For Gillespie County

Gene Harper voices opposition to a proposed 50 percent valuation hike across Gillespie County arguing it would raise state taxes by about 30 percent and burden taxpayers. He suggests a district assessor plan at $15,000 initial cost with lower long term costs, urging public review before action.

Gillespie County Commissioners Court

Kimble County Agent Celebrates 4-H Winners and Programs

Kimble County Agent reports George Walter and Mark O Spain of London receiving lambs under Sears Roebuck and Pierce Hoggett foundations, with four ewe lambs each. Mentions leadership training in Fredericksburg, brucellosis recertification plans, and a possible slaughter test program plus calfhood vaccination targets. Warns about pecan theft risk, announces a pecan show and PTA event at Harper School on October 2.

George Walter Mark O 'Spain London George Sears-Roebuck Foundation Mark Pierce Hoggett Foundation Kenneth Bannowsky Scott Ferguson Charlotte Wootan Asa Marr Fredericksburg Kimble County

Seotel Security Lowers Men's Retirement Age

The new social security law lowers the retirement age for men to 62 effective August 1961 per James B. Marley, Austin Social Security Office manager. The act also adds monthly benefits for eligible dependents including children under 18 or disabled after 18, adopted or stepchildren, and a wife 62 or older or with children in care. Full information available from Social Security Administration offices, including the Austin office at 1107 Guadalupe St.

James B. Marley Austin Social Security Office Social Security Administration Austin Guadalupe St

Local visits and church paint project noted

Mire Bueter Whitworth of Rocksprings stopped in on Monday evening en route from Austin to home. Vic tor Harper and Charlie Rogers are repainting the Presbyterian Church. Brady visitors Mrs. Freeman Green and her son B. J. spent the weekend with Mrs. W. A. Hogan and Mr. Hogan. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Whitewood and sons Randy and Todd attended Friday night’s football game in Merciina.

J. C. Mangold Milton Bierschwale Caldwell Harper Carlton Bierschwabe Austin Ralph Harris Little Son Chester Itz Worth Dutler Istadt Bill Jonas Jr Kerrville Hospital David Schmidts Here Bill Jonas Kerrville Mire Bueter Whitworth Pete Whitworth Ken Whitewood Randy Todd Merciina The Presbyterian Church Victor Harper Charlie Rogers

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By Rowe Lee Gilli Tommy Harlan Herbert Jones Emma Harlan Cabazon California Levy Musenberger Rusenberger Udo Rusenberger A. K. Falkenberry Merz Falkenberry Troy Foster Bermuda Foster Soil Conservation District Madrid Gene Harper Fred Whitewood A. J. Kinsey Lewis Ferguson Guss Bannowsky PTA Harper School Seotel Security Colon Barrett Colon Tracy Tobin Hardin Tobin Schwale San Antonio Fred Silerschwale Karen Dittmar John Tarr Texas University Robert Dittmars Watkins Tarrs Howard Sivells of W. E. Fletcher First Pentecostal Church Warper, Texas Bob Ludwig Carlos B Parker Chiropractic Wealth Services Cleo I. Heinen Howard Wusterhausen Lone Star Ramblers J. J. Patranella Klein's Hall Spring Creek Ludwig & the Harper High School Sunnyside Texas Beer Old Taylor James XE. Pepper Mre Iyi Goodyear Goodfyear Service Main St
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