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Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1949

Page

4

Texas Lamb Drop Report Highlights 1949 Trends

The 1949 Texas lamb drop reached 3,206,000 head, up 7 percent from 1948 but 27 percent below the 1938-47 average. Texas produced 17 percent of the US total as ewes numbered 4,516,000 on farms, down 11 percent. Lambing reached 71 percent, above last year and the 10-year average. Across the United States the lamb crop totaled 18,906,000 head, the smallest on record since 1924, with Texas leading but overall declines due to western storm impacts and drought effects.

Texas United States New Mexico Western South Dakota Colorado

Mohair project advances as House adjourns for recess

Senatorial log jam and a House informal recess to September 21 frame a report on mohair research funded by the Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Association and Ralph Burgess Services. The four phase program surveys mohair fiber, develops new yarns, tests consumer response, and analyzes market potential.

Senate House Uncle Sam Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers' Association Department of Agriculture Ralph E. Burgess Services, Inc New York Burgess Washington Kimble County Junction

Last S C S field trip visits Gillespie Kendall County ranges

Farmers representing six conservation groups joined a Gillespie County Soil Conservation District range tour on Tuesday August 23 visiting Arnold Rode ranch Onion Creek area Southwest Doss and J J Dittmar places plus K T R Penick Grapetown and Norden Ranch Kendall County. The tours showcased summer rest recovery brush clearing reseeding and range deferment with strong signs of improvement and high group approval.

Gillespie County Soil Conservation District Arnold Rode Onion Creek Rode A. L. Woerner Doss Conservation Group Woerner J. J. Dittmar Doss Johnnie Dittmar K.T.R. Penick Grapetown Kendall County Soil Conservation District Norden Ranch

Bryan Birt to Spend Two Weeks With Parents Before Merchant Marines

Bryan Birt, who has been attending A&M College this summer, is spending two weeks with his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Birt before leaving to join the Merchant Marines. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wake and their Waco grandson visited the John S Morris home, Paul DeLorey, and P. F. Jones this past week.

P. F. Jones Harold Wake Bryan Birt A&m College J. B. Birt Merchant Marines Waco John S. Morris Paul DeLorey

18th Annual Prison Rodeo Opens First Sunday In Oct

Huntsville August 24 The 18th Texas Prison Rodeo begins October 2 at 2 pm in Prison Stadium Huntsville. Rodeo continues Sundays in October with a midmonth Wednesday show October 19. Noted veterans Albert Moore Ray Dilton and A C Turner return to guide management publicity and MC duties. Tickets $2 reserved $1 standing plus tax. Reservations after September 1 via Huntsville prison ticket office.

Huntsville Texas Prison Prison Stadium French Robertson Abilene Board Albert Moore Ray Dilton Southwest A. C. Turner Robertson

Attendance lead at Pilot Knob group trip plans

From the standpoint of attendance, Pilot Knob group lead with 1000 attendance. Southwest Doss was 2nd, followed by Big Eckert and Honey Creek. Several have indicated a desire for another trip later. If interest develops, the trip will be arranged. Subscribe to the Herald $1.50 per year.

Pilot Knob Southwest Doss Big Eckert Honey Creek

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