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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1949

Page

3

Local visitors stop by Harper households

Mrs. G Buchholz of Dallas and her mother visited Mrs. P Q Bode. Lorenz Wendel and daughters with Hilmar Klahn visited the Alt Lehne home. Arthur Lott of Ingram dined with Mrs. Arthur Baumann along with Henry Jenschke Ad Juenke and Forest Green family. Clifton Kneese welcomed guests near Rocksprings. Family and friends from Fredericksburg Kerrville and Kerrville visited the Bode Kneese and McDonald households.

G. Buchholz Dallas P. Q. Bode Lorenz Wendel Hilmar Klahn Alt. Lehne Arthur Lott Ingram Arthur Baumann Baumann Henry Jenschke Ad. Juenke P. O. Bode Otto Kneese Walter Kneese Max Kneese Fredericksburg Oscar McDonald Kerrville Milton Bode

Market price trends mix across southwest farm markets

USDA reports show wheat slipping slightly while white and yellow corn rise, oats and barley ease, and milo gains. Cotton, rice, and hay move with mixed shifts. livestock futures vary with be ef and veal up, pork and lamb down, and feeder pigs steady.

Southwest U. S. Department of Agriculture Dallas Houston Galveston New Orleans San Antonio Oklahoma City Fort Worth Denver Texas Colorado Louisiana U. S South West

Gillespians Attend Soil Security Day Demonstration

A large Gillespie County turnout joined 16 000 to 18 000 at the Ed Eisenhauer farm on the Seguin highway for a Soil Security Day demonstration. Two hundred fifty thousand dollars in equipment was used to show conservation practices including new terraces tanks irrigation and soil fertilization. About 150 Gillespie residents attended with classes from Veterans Vocational School and local implement dealers present.

Gillespie County San Antonio Ed Eisenhauer Seguin Highway Veterans Vocational School Post Nolin Althaus Clinton Hardin Billy Smith Troy Foster Richard Lawrence Rubin Meier David Meier Edw. Eckhardt Rubin Wahrmund Gus Wahrmund Elgin Mund Edward Stein Nolan Brown

Mississippi visitor joins Morris family guests

Mrs. McCauley of Mississippi visits her sister Mrs. John S. Morris and Mr. Morris. She is accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Russ Olson and her husband Mr. Olson of Mississippi.

Mrs. McCauley

Kerrville Bakery Ad Promotes Violin Lessons Offer

A Kerrville bakery advertises its specialties and invites inquiries for violin lessons by Mrs. Forest Bode in Harper Texas, inviting readers to see or write for details.

Hy. Thiele Harper Texas Brewster Boot Shop E. O. Longren Boot Shop Junction

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