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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1961

Page

2

Anthrax Hit Near Beerne Farm Quarantined

A cow found dead of anthrax on a farm four miles east of Beerne on Friday October 13 triggered a 24 day quarantine on the farm and nearby premises. M C Puckett ordered the measure after Denman J Bruns investigated. Dr R G Garrett said vaccination is underway and no further farms would be quarantined unless additional cases occur.

Bneesne M. C. Puckett Texas Animal Bearth Commission Denman J. Bruns San Antonio R. G. Garrett Garrett

S/Sgt Paul Lang Reunites With Wife in San Antonio

S/Sgt Paul Lang, stationed in Okinawa for 18 months, arrived in San Antonio Monday night where his wife greeted him.

Paul Lang Okinawa San Antonio

Area farmers discuss brush control and hay crop plans near Fredericksburg

Near Luckenbach and Fredericksburg, farmers report clearing brush and preparing land for alfalfa and Bermuda grass. Wilburn Hahn cooperates with the Gillespie Soil Conservation District and plans a diversion terrace. Monroe McDougall builds a farm pond to improve water distribution. Kenneth Hodges tests NK-37 Bermuda, compares with coastal, aiming to expand grassland and boost soil health.

Wilburn Buckly Hahn Gillespie Soil Conservation District Fredericksburg San Antonio Buddy Kenneth Hodges Rocky Hill Hodges Gillespie Soil Conservation Hodges Farm

Hunting Season Opens for 1500 Pronghorn Permits in Texas

In the trans Pecos region of Texas the big game season opened on October 7 with about 1500 pronghorn permits issued. Landowners grant access after head counts by game staff, with doe licenses around 40 and bucks at 60. Hunting success has been high, aided by favorable rains and good antelope condition.

Austin Tex trans-Pecos Texas Howard Dodgen Game and Fish Commission Chambers of Commerce Marfa Alpine Sierra Blanca van Flora Game Department

Nutria Raising Permits Delayed by Texas Game Commission

Austin reports that permits for raising and selling nutria will be delayed while plans for supervision are developed. E. A. Walker notes the Legislature placed nutria control under the Game Commission. The animal, an imported South American rodent, was used for vegetation control but caused more harm than good. Regulators will soon issue rules limiting nutria traffic to licensed captive breeders or fur producers. The commission warns against further importation until clarified.

Austin Tex Game and Fish Commission E. A. Walker Game Commission Texas

November Gratitude For Plentiful Foods In Texas

The Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes abundant supplies of many foods this November as part of Plentiful Foods. Turkey markets in Texas will be about 25 percent higher than last year while the 1961 cranberry crop is seen at 15 percent above average. Other plentiful items include apples potatoes cabbage pecans almonds pork vegetable fats and oils and dry beans. Consumers are advised to plan menus around these items and promotions by producers and the food industry aim to offer price and quality advantages.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service Agricultural Marketing Service Texas

Doe Permit Issue Is Scheduled This Fall

Landowners will receive doe permits and bonus deer licenses the week of October 30 through November 4. Biologist Rod Marburger said permits are at the Chamber of Commerce office 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. A power of attorney is needed for an agent. No checking stations this year shifts record keeping to landowners, with Marburger floating through Mason Menard and McCulloch counties. Deer census work and releases are planned to proceed this week in Mason News.

Doe Gama Rod Marburger Chamber of Commerce Marburger Mason, Menard McCulloch Mason News

USDA Issues Report on Market Diseases of Fruits and Vegetables

The U S Department of Agriculture released a revision of Market Diseases of Fruits and Vegetables detailing diseases on cabbage, cucumbers, melons, squash, radishes, turnips and related crops. It includes color plates and photos, aims to help inspectors and shippers prevent losses, and offers a free copy from the Agriculture Department in Washington DC.

USDA College Station U. S. Department of Agriculture Usdas Agricultural Marketing Service Agriculture Handbook Office of Information Department of Agriculture Washington D. C

Four More Whoopers En Route To Texas

Austin Texas reports that the remaining whooping cranes will reach Texas with at least four more fledglings in the 1961 crop. The 1960 count stood at 36 birds and the birds winter at the Aransas Wildlife Refuge near Tivoli, usually arriving mid October.

Austin Tex Texas Game and Fish Commission U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Aransas Wildlife Refuge Tivoli

Harper PTA Meeting Set For November 2

The Harper Parent-Teacher Association will meet on Thursday November 2 at 7 30 p m with a civil defense program led by Mrs Charles Mains A devotional by Elmo Lumpkins and songs by Mr and Mrs Levi Ellebracht are planned Rev C H Rose will be guest speaker The room count will be taken Refreshments will be served by Mrs R E Peril and Mrs Charles Mains

Parent-Teacher Association Charles Mains Elmo Lumpkins Levi Ellebracht C. H. Rose

Civil Defense Inspectors To Tour Kendall County Caves

San Antonio Civil Defense officials will visit Kendall County to inspect caves and buildings as potential fallout shelters. Guides will be Commissioners Barring ton Seidensticker Whitworth Rust, per County Judge Shumard at a Commissioners Court meeting.

Kendall County Civil Defense Meri Civil Defense Program San Antonio Gus Bar Rington Carl Seidensticker Ed. Whitworth Charley Rust Commissioners’ Court M. A. Shumard, Jr Comfort News

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