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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1975
Page
5
Multiple Harper area churches outline service times and monthly activities. First Baptist and United Presbyterian note worship hours. additional groups include Luther League Junior Lutherans and women's groups. Includes contact details for employment benefits and a separate Financial Services ad.
Rev A A Gitter presides with mass schedule February 1 2 and a men women and CYO meeting parish activities and church welcome note. Also for sale a 14x68 Henslee mobile home on Harper Road Estates with fenced yard and oak lot contact London Palmer or Jack Baethge category listing includes local and outside area tax figures.
Dr. Connie Yerwood discusses two new programs from the Texas State Department of Health Division of Maternal and Child Health: a WIC food supplement program for high risk mothers and children and a cervical cancer screening program aimed at women outside the typical family planning age range. The effort includes newborn PKU screening, vision and hearing services, and prenatal postnatal care, funded by federal grants via the USDA and local agency implementation.
Representatives Jim Nugent of Kerrville and Lynn Nabers of Brownwood propose a bill amending the Texas Food Drug and Cosmetic Act to require labeling stating the English name of any foreign nation from which meat is imported. They argue the measure informs shoppers and supports American meat producers amid strict domestic sanitary standards.
Texas honey production in 1974 rose four percent from 1973 while national honey output fell 22 percent. Texas had 210000 colonies yielding 10290000 pounds and 49 pounds per colony, with bee value near five million dollars. Citrus crops fell 27 percent from last season after a bitter winter. grapefruit and orange boxes forecast down. milk and onion outputs also slide.
A reader asserts their Christmas tree serves as a barrier that keeps their dog from roaming the streets, reflecting a practical home solution during the season.
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