31 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
1
Local church notices invite readers to worship at Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran and other faith groups. Services, schedules, holy days and community events across Harper are listed, with pastors named and times set for Sunday and weekday gatherings. Visitors welcomed.
About 75 acres of range seed was planted along the North Llano River eight miles west of Junction on October 15 by James Smith. The Upper Llanos Soil and Water Conservation District hosted a pre seeding meeting with Sam Coleman and Leslie Hereford of the SCS leading an economic evaluation. The project used mostly ACP funds with one third from ASC, and officials anticipate improved water yield from grassland restoration discussed at a later Rotary Club program.
County agents provide garden care reminders including landscape planning composting bed preparation and pruning. An upcoming Dairyman Short Course at Texas A&M Memorial Student Center November 13 14 with John R Beverly and Dr Wa E Black on topics from dairy feeding to marketing.
The Kerrville Federal Land Bank Association held its annual membership meeting at the Mooney Cafeteria on October 25 with about 100 present. Large turnout, reports showed a small loan decline but higher loan volume, and two directors were re elected for three years.
Local newspaper offers annual subscription at three dollars for readers in the area with monthly delivery options and push for new subscribers to support community reporting and classifieds.
The piece contrasts antiwar demands with a Time analysis of costly withdrawal risks. It warns of a Saigon collapse, mass casualties, and global repercussions, then reports Lions Club president Howard Sivell urging eye tissue pledges for the Southwest Texas Lions Eye Bank and corneal donation drives in Lampass.
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