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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1943

Page

3

White Bluff Locals and Visitors Round Up News

Ida Ceilda Honig reports on local residents and visitors in White Bluff and Harper. Furlough homecomings, birthdays, trips to Kerrville Fredericksburg Fredericksburg and Boerne are noted along with social visits and corrections to prior reporting. Bernard Baruch referenced in political commentary.

West Texas cattle and wool markets show activity amid rainfall gaps

The Corral reports Mallan moves family to Coleman and buys foundation cows from Witt. Rambouillet and Hereford sales stretch across Lonestar ranches with buyers from San Angelo to Del Rio. Mules, wool appraisals, and labor migration accompany a lean sheep feeding season and sparse rain across Plains and West Texas.

B. H. Mallan G. A. Field Corporation New York New Jersey Coleman Fly Homne Mallan M. K. Witt John Willams Eldorado Frank Springer San Antonio R. O. Sheffield San Angelo John Keys Finegan del Rio T. L J. W. Dinsdale W. E. Simpson John K. Madsen Mt. Pleasant Utah J. B. Miller Ozona Combs & Worley Pampa C. W. Carlos Domino Ivey Hill Farm Forest L. D. Tuttle West B’gins Ranch Dallas J. D. Dodson W. R. Higgins Hereford Texas Ernest Medkief Falsom Hugh Campbell Ballinger Campbell Fedal West Texas Tri-County Plains Kansas Geo. Jones Jones Tony Wallace Roswell

Texas Governor Inspires War Chest Drive Nationwide Appeal

Governor Coke Stevenson announced Texans will contribute nearly 5 million dollars to the United War Chest of Texas backing USO War Prisoners Aid and other National War Fund agencies. He urged radio listeners across over fifty stations to join in a fighting and generous Texas effort.

Austin Coké R. Stevenson County War Fund United War Chest of Texas Stevenson State War Chest George A. Butler People of Texas USO United Seamen's Service War Prisoners Aid National War Fund Texas United War Chest of THE Herald

Remount Stallion Reno Fban Heads to Wellington

Flores reports that Reno Fban, one of the outstanding Remount stallions, will soon leave the San Angelo barns for Wellington to stand at the Guy E. Clay place.

Reno San Angelo Wellington Guy E. Clay

Klein Branch News Roundup of Social Visits and Hunts

Mr and Mrs Lewis Stevens hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Edgar Fiedler and Mr and Mrs Murray Stevens of Austin. Fox hunting occurred on the Fiedler and Peril ranches with Capt Bob Snow E W Marlowe and Elton Spencer. West on furlough from Sioux Falls stayed with Mrs Spencer. Some relatives noted induction into armed forces and visits to Stonewall Eldorado and San Antonio callers.

Lewis Stevens Kerrvale Edgar Fiedler John Fiedler Murray Stevens Austin J. M. Stevens Bob Snow E. W. Marlowe Elton Spencer Charlie Peril H. E. West Sioux Falls Dakota Dakota E. D. Spencer Stonewall J. D. Stevens H. L. Stevens Bob Toe

Weaker Sex Desert Army Nurses Face Desert Dangers

Major Nola Forrest defends Desert Training Center nurses as capable, describing their speed record crawl, heat endurance, snake risks, and gas mask drills. Nurses operate in mobile field hospitals, sleep in tents, bathe in tubs, and teach men in assembling masks while facing 130 degree days and venomous wildlife.

Banning Calif Nola Forrest Desert Training Center Army Red Cross 59Th Station Forrest

Tomorrow's job overall: key to postwar prosperity

A press commentary argues that jobs for returning soldiers are essential to peace. It warns against reliance on government programs, urging production-based employment to repay debt and sustain prosperity with the nation’s resources, education, and ambition.

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