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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1954

Page

4

Shivers Campaign Ties Win Mark Amid Newspaper Week Observances

Governor Allan Shivers proclaims October 1 to 8 National Newspaper Week and October 2 National Newspaper Boy Day, praising press freedom and urging Texans to support carrier boys. Shivers wins a third term by 91,956 votes with His campaign expenses reported at 285,121 compared to Yarborough's 279,722.

Shivers Texas Allan Shivers Democratic Executive Committee Texas Election Bureau Ralph Yarborough Yarborough

Local visits fill a Fredericksburg Monday

Mrs. Dayton Rahe and Mrs. Dallas Reiger visited Fredericksburg Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Tarr and children were visitors in the J. R. Peril home Sunday afternoon.

Dayton Rahe Dallas Reiger Fredericksburg

Football Scoreboard Roundup from Friday Night Action

Hillbillies 38 Barnet 13. St Marys 24 Jarrell 0. Billy Kids 0 Tiny Juniors 13. Lohn 41 Harper 0. Comfort 46 Knippa 24. Center Point 47 Buda 24. Northeast 18 Somerset 7. Gonzales 25 Seguin 9. Lockhart 46 New Braunfels 6. San Marcos 30 Luling 0. Mason 18 Menard 0. Junction 21 Liano 14. Bandera 32 Boerne 7. Brady 14 Cisco 12. Alice 26 Kerrville 0. Blanco 12 Shiner 0. Pflugerville 51 Pearl 12. Elgin 12 Giddings 6.

Hillbillies Barnet St. Mary’s Jarrell Billy Kids Tiny Juniors Lohn Harper Comfort Knippa Center Point Buda Northeast Somerset Gonzales Seguin Lockhart New Braunfels San Marcos Luling Mason Menard Junction Liano Bandera Boerne Brady Cisco Alice Kerrville Blanco Shiner Pflugerville Pearl Elgin Giddings

Outlook For Livestock Raisers

The nation ends 1954 with fewer cattle as higher slaughter and dry weather push marketings. Beef production stays at record levels while fed cattle prices stay steady this fall and grass fed cattle decline seasonally. Hogs are higher slaughtered since July with prices expected to drift downward. Lamb prices fall earlier this summer with increased sheep slaughter. No major price recovery expected until after the fall marketing season.

College Station John G. McHaney Brouth McHaney

Hunting Safety Urged as Texas Warns on Firearm Dangers

The Texas Game and Fish Commission executive secretary urged hunters to practice strict gun safety. He noted firearm deaths fell from 32 in 1951 to 19 in 1953 and 1952 combined, with six duck-hunting drownings in 1953. He warned about accidental shootings by others and dangers from loaded guns in the field. He urged care with shotgun handling and keeping barrels clear of obstructions, stressing hunting is as safe as any sport with reasonable care.

Austin Sept Texas Game and Fish Commission Texas Commission

Walker Family Hosts Turkey Dinner for Visiting Son

Mr and Mrs Olin Walker hosted a turkey dinner Sunday for their son Car roll and his wife who visited for several days while Carrol Walker and family traveled toward Arizona where he serves in the US Air Force. Junior Misgaton Band Rally attendees included Malcolm and Cody Marshall and several Spaeth Tatech Rahe and Measger family members.

Fredericksburg Malcolm Cody Marshall Lamar Itz Sandra Lyle Dean Spaeth Cathy Jimmie Tatech Dianna Charles Hardin Shirlene Rahe J. G. Measger Belton Tatech Raymond Spaeth Hubert Rahe

Soil conservation discussions near Fredericksburg

Soil Conservation Service technicians met with Aug Sagebiel and Erwin Rusche at the Sagebiel ranch north of Fredericksburg to review reseeding on pipelines and the benefits of ground cover. They noted grass growth on King Ranch Bluestem and buffelgrass, discussed erosion control, and outlined planned terraces tanks and water projects under the 1954 ACP with Gillespie County Soil Conservation District.

Soil Conservation Service Aug. Sagebiel Erwin Rusche Sagebiel Ranch Fredericksburg Sagebiel Udo Kusenberger Blumenthal Kusenberger King Ranch Bluestem King Ranch Rusenberger Elmer Ellebracht Felix Bracutigam Warren Petsch Luckenbach Werner Franz ACP Gillespie County Soil Conservation District

District Supervisor Election Planned in Stonewall Area

The board discussed flood control work and district conservation progress. Landowners in subdivision No 1 including Williams Creek and Grapetown precincts are reminded of the October 5 election to choose a District Supervisor to be held in Stonewall. The late Herman Weinheimer previously served as supervisor for this subdivision.

Williams Creek Grape Hill Stonewall Junction Grape Creek Cain City Grapetown Nebgen Luckenbach Herman Weinheimer

Oak Hill Study Club Opens School Year With Meeting

The Oak Hill Study Club met Saturday at the home of Mrs. Harvey Stevens for its first gathering of the school year. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gillie Steitle and their San Antonio family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oestreich and children, and Donna Sue stayed with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vene Cottle. Rev. Braulick spoke at the Lutheran Church morning service. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Merl Cottle, Mrs. Hilda Sageser and Ben Thomas family guests, and Taylor residents Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Goerner with Rev. R. Braulick and family.

Oak Hill Harvey Stevens Gillie Steitle San Antonio Raymond Oestreich Sam Parker Merl Cottle Donna Sue Vene Cottle Robert Dittmar W. J. Goerner R. Braulick Taylor Otto Rahe Braulick Lutheran Church

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