Harper senior Bryan Ervin key figure in school spotlight
Harper School's senior Bryan Ervin, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Ervin, born May 19 1958 in Austin, shows long travel and active roles in school clubs. He plans Texas A&M industrial distribution, while the district notes tax and athletic history including games and a school board election upcoming on April 3, 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Neal Ervin
Leon Ervin
Tierra Linda Ranch
Bryan
Taurus
Austin
England
Arizona
California
Belgium
Harper
FTA
Harper School
Health Blunder and School Notes Fill Local Page
A mix of health myth busting and school news fills the page. Topics include a benefits Q and A on Social Security for widows and domestic workers, local student moves and award events, and notes on recent activities at Kerrville and Harper High Schools.
Texan Probes Rustic Building Traditions and Town Names
This Texas Parade column references Burro Milk as a binding for adobe in a 1731 San Antonio mission and notes German pioneer mortar use in Gillespie County. It also lists quirky Texas place names from Gillespie County and nearby towns, alongside a Texas Tech Textile Research Center expansion plan and chemical research developments.
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San Francisco de la Espada
San Antonio
Jack McGuire
Texas
Texas Parade Magazine
Gillespie County
Range & Field
Jolly
Petty
Cross
Sunny Side
Crabapple
Rheingold
Drockenburg
Blumenthal
Cain City
Cherry Springs
Cherry Mountain
Luckenbach
Texas Tech University Board of Regents
Textile Research Center
Wool and Mohair Payment Program Unchanged for 1976
The U S Department of Agriculture keeps incentive price for shorn wool at 72 cents a pound and mohair support at 40.2 cents a pound for 1976. Payments base on producer returns and national average price targets. pulld wool and 1975 mohair sales may require payments while mohair likely stays above support. Joe Loomis notes alignment with National Wool Act and 1970 1973 amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Joe Loomis
ASUS
Governor Briscoe votes in Mohair Referendum and council race
Governor Dolph Briscoe cast an absentee ballot in the Texas Mohair Referendum urging a yes vote to fund research, promotion, and market development. He joined Mohair Council leaders at a San Angelo meeting and also supported re election of James Hunt as president and Sid Harkins as vice president with Bob Childress as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Mohair Council of America
San Angelo
Sonora
James Hunt
Sanderson
Sid Harkins
L.C
Texas Gains Bigger 1976 ACP Allocation
Texas will receive about 247.8 million to fund the 1976 Agricultural Conservation Program with funds allocated across counties. County official Joe Loomis said a program could be in Gillespie County by the late February period as producers prepare for the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US. Department of Agriculture
Joe Loomis
ASCS
Us.d.a
Congress
USDA
Texas
Gillespie County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper School News
Charles Bronson
Texas A&m University
Nueces Canyon
R. Boutin
C. Hull
S Skipper
C. Dunn
B Ervin
K. Fritz
L. Kramer
W Tucker
D. Sweeten
R. Ward
R. Valentine
Harper- T Harper
C Parker
J. Edson
M. Berry
E Hidalgo
I Hidalgo
M Jessup
Utopia
T. Harper
C. Holmes
J. Beard
Porter
Sparks
Fisher
C. Hill
B. Ervin
Sheves
K. Grove
Long
Rutherford
Junction
D. Haag
B. Tatsch
V. Tatsch
Murr
Chenault
Holekamp
FOYS
D. Jung
R. Walker
R. Matranga
L. Martinez
D. Wilson
J. Boone
T. Gonzales
Goodman
F. Perez
Gonzales D' Spain
H. Hood
B. Hurley
S. Adams
W. Broyles
R. Keith
Kerrville
Mike Ficker
Doyle Parker
Duroc
Jan Esquell
Jim Peril
Judy Ressmann
Southdown Ram
Michael McMahon
Tammy McDougall
Sheila Maner
the Herald
Chad
Mortis Fishbein
St Paul Mian
Medina
Miss Perser
Dennis Loiselie
Sandra Adkins
Tiv
Jules R. Gipson
Social Security
Domestc
John Lee
Usda “Ag
Woody Barron
Waco
Texas Farm Bureau
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Textile Research Center 1S
James E Laughlin
M. D Tilson
The
Natural Fibers and Food Protein Commission of Texas
Walter Pfluger
Pat’s
Fredericksburg
Lena Crider
Nelson Motors, Inc
College Streets
Jeseambram Tawa
Jusiguiuh
TGADS
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