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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1946

Page

3

Farmers face 1947 costs offset by nonfarm income gains

Department of Agriculture experts warn cash receipts may fall by 57 and net income by as much as 157 as costs rise for feeds machinery equipment and wages. Nonagricultural income is expected to rise about 10 with total national income payments around 165 million dollars. Food costs are rising slower than income, and consuming more food than in 1935 39, though food still costs under 23 percent of the income. The piece also recounts a humorous Tennessee tale of Bill Jones and Uncle Eph.

Department of Agriculture CIO Farm Journal

Soil Conservation Supervisors Elect Officers

Gillespie County Soil Conservation Supervisors organized their board at the AAA building. Attendees included Joseph C. Hickerson Aduotpa Kneese chairman Henry Grote and others. Next meeting set for Thursday Oct 24.

Soil Conservation Supervisors Gillespie County Soil Conservation Supervisors A.A.A Joseph C. Hickerson Local Soil Conserva Tor Aduotpa Kneese Henry Grote Howard H. Goss State Soil Conservation Board Sidney Henke Fredericksburg Chamber of Richard Lawrence Paul G. Haines Dept of Agriculture Hieiman Manor Wesley Gold Gillespie A.C. A

Harper High notes and football loss in 1946

Harper High School reports weekly notes from the Journalism class and student life. Weimar defeats Harper 44 to 18 at Buda on October 18, 1946, with three Harper touchdowns in the second half.

Harper High School

Horses Die From Sleeping Sickness in Kerr County

Kerr County reports its first animal sleeping sickness outbreak in over two years. The illness, sweeping Texas, was first noted at Texas City about two weeks ago. David Hill on Harper Junction Road saw two horses die last week, with Ernest Love and Dick Burrus from the Divide Section reporting losses, and Ray Walker in Comfort section also noting illness.

Kerrville

Surprise Party for Floyd Boatright at Rogers Home

Floyd Boatright turned 59 on Oct 12 with a surprise party at Mr and Mrs C H Rogers home. Attendees included Wiley and Mildred Boatright, Mrs Floyd Boatright, Dave Butler and son David Wayne, Mo and Mrs C H Roger and daughter Jeanette, Pauline Greson, William Floyd Jones, C Ray Jones, Tom Harlan Sr and Jr and their sons, Hillary Bier schwale and J Bo Bierschwale and Johnnie Bieschwale Jr. A Weter meal followed the celebration.

Floyd Boatright C. H. Rogers Wiley Boatright Mildred Boatright Dave Butler David Wayne C. H. Roger Jeanette Pauline Greson William Floyd Jones C Ray Jones Tom Harlan Sr Tom Harlan Jr Hillary Bierschwale J Bo Bierschwale Johnnie Bieschwale Rogers

Birthday Party for Dian Feller Highlights Family Guests

A Sunday birthday barbecue for Dian Feller brought together many relatives and friends. Two birthday cakes were baked by Dian’s aunts in San Antonio and Harper, with gifts, cake, punch, ice cream, and barbecue served to attendees including Mr and Mrs Alfred Feller and numerous Feller relatives, Tatsechs, Kramer, and Staudt families.

Min Mas Ndvan Peller Dyan Moe Hese Christ Wn Sehaerer John Fielder Alfred Feller Alice Hubert Feller Arvin Tatsech Clarence Feller Chester Tatsch Elgin Kramer Ervin Tametr Hubert Jahe Paul Staudt Edmund Fiedler Pete Kramer Mroo Alfred Kaamer Miao F Gammenthaler B. Clarmmmentler Ehlivzabeth Gammenthaler Arnold Markwordt E. Tatsch Hl. Waehals Robert Maurer Simon Cosper

Marriage of Reginald McDougall and Mary Fletcher at Harper

Reginald McDougall and Miss Mary Francis Fletcher wed at the Harper Methodist Church on Oct 20 with Rev Bok Brethan officiating. Only attendants were the couple and a small group of relatives and friends. The newlyweds plan a short honeymoon and will reside in Harper with Mr Boatright and Mrs Boatright employed locally.

Woalte Floyd Boateyzht Nis Paulie Greeson Ol Mio Harper Boatright Kerrville

Bureaucracy Threat to Liberty Address Delivered to Lions Club

Ret R A Allen spoke to the Harper Lions Club on October loth warning that home rule is under siege by expanding federal power. He cited Jefferson and current federal employee ratios, noting 2,091,327 federal workers in 1943 plus 287 million state and local staff, including 50,000 teachers in Michigan, arguing centralized control erodes local self government and targets housewives under O P A rules.

Lions Club of Harper Loth R.A. Allen Ing Land Petsatiuadis Thomas Jefferson Washington Michigan United States O.P.A Agencie

Noxtville News Guests and Local Visits Highlight Weekend

Mr Floyd New of San Antonio visits the Parker family home in Noxtville. J H Parker and daughter Carolyn hostrs spent Saturday with Cecil Bode and Ronnie in Camp Verde. They also visited Jett Parker of Bandera. Fred Bierschwale stays with Wester Parker. Haskell Dunn and son Mann from Midland spend the weekend with Walter Parker and friends.

John Oehler Dennis Bernhard Alfred Kramer Bernice Duderstadt Betty Joy Lennon Mozel Casper Kenneth Maner Johnne Bierschwale Liza Floyd New San Antonio Carlos Parker J. H. Parker Carolyn Cecil Bode Httle Ronnie Camp Verde Jett Parker Bandera Fred, Bierschwale Wester Parker Haskell Dunn Mann Midland Walter Parker

Terminal Leave Pay Fort Sam Houston Notice

Headquarters Fourth Army announces deadlines for supplemental applications and new officer entries into the Regular Army. Supplemental apps due by midnight November 30, new apps by December 31. Overall 25,000 officers to be added under the Congressional increase.

Fort Sam Houston Texas Fourth Army

Harper 6 Man Team Fights Weimar 44 18 Loss

Harper 6 man squad battles hard as Weimar defeats them 44 to 18 at Buda. Weimar backfield struggles to gain on downs until late. post halftime Harper scores three times while Weimar adds two. Weimar star Kenneth Konz kicks extra points via drop kick. Harper lineup includes Massey Whitewood Kinsey Lang Parker Carter with several substitutes. Weimar previously beat Sweeney 26 8 in a prior game.

Weitson Efaapers Buda Harper Dean Hopf Supt. Fox Rex Fox Weimar Harper Terrtory Kenneth Konz Eatra

Harper to host Cherokee in Friday football clash

Harper High plans an 11 man lineup led by quarterback Carroll Walker and halfbacks Lavon Parker and Aubrey Carter to face Cherokee on Friday at 2 30 pm in a district matchup. The team features starting ends Ray Carter and Scotty Kinsey with guards Elbert Schmidt and Richard Harlen and substitutes Gene Parker Archie Lennon and others. A large Harper crowd is expected with P T A selling refreshments at the game.

WEL Utes Cherokee Harper Ray Carter Scotty Kinsey Elbert Schmidt Junior Whitewood Richard Harlen Clayton Massey Clyde Hagee Supt Fux Tiiman Betty Seat Assedson Fredericksburg Hinton Hke BB Johnson City

G I Insurance Beneficiaries and Payment of Policies Revised

Amendments remove prior restrictions on G I insurance beneficiaries and broaden payment options. Insureds may designate any person, corporation, or estate as beneficiary. New settlement modes include lump sums, 36 to 200 monthly installments, 120 monthly installments for life, or 120 month guaranteed retirement income, with limitations for those already receiving payments before August 1 1946.

Granville Family Visit Highlighted in San Antonio

Mr and Mrs C W Granville and their son Ellis were seen visiting San Antonio during a day in the past week. Subscriptions to The Herald remain at 1 50 per year.

C. W. Granville Ellis San Antonio Herald

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Bill Bill Jones Nashville Tennessee John Sally Jones Eph Uncle Eph Aunt Mary Harper High Richard Harlan Helmut Dantine H.H.S Bonnie Sheppard Bonnie Mae _ Bierschwab Cpl Harry Sheppard Miss Floyd Gill D. McKay Albert Petermann H.hs K. Konz Arleen Mugford Ona Oma Maddox Grammer School News Maggie Johnny Opal Mae San Marcos Felix Frankie Ruth Robert Tony Ray Archie Dolly Don Jodie Aileen Junior Mr. Hopf Charles F. Bullard FBI M. W. Acersa San Ayano Field Division J. Peden Kerr County F. Boatright Dian Feller A. C. Wendel Mrs Jack Jones Clayton Parker Roy Cottle W. Boatright and Pauline Greeson Hilrald Noxville News Ann Kinsey Antoinette Parker Pueblo Colorado Henry Cowan Otto Cowan Paul Hohenberger Col Orado Jr. Whitewood Felix Lang LaVon Parker Aubrey Carter Forrest Thurman Archie Lennon Carroll Walker Sweeney Fells Lange Dripping Springs G. I
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