Lone Star Brewing expansion doubles output in San Antonio
The Lone Star Brewing Co plans to double beer capacity at its San Antonio headquarters by adding fourteen steel storage tanks. The project increases annual output to 100000 barrels as the brewery expands into more Texas markets from El Paso to Houston. Visitors welcome with guides at the plant on Simpson Street.
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Harry Jersig
Lone Star Brewing Co
San Antonio
Simpson Street
Lone Star Beer
Jersig
Texas
el Paso
Waco
Houston
The
Warm Springs opens after silver tea in Gonzales
Gonzales Texas September 8 the first unit of the Warm Springs Foundation for Crippled Children will open to the public for inspection during a silver tea and open house on Sunday September 14. The facility cost 28000 to build includes dormitories offices pools dining room and kitchen.
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Gonzales
Texas
Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation
Crippled Childern
Ross Boothe
Annie Laurie Little
Scotish Rite Crippled Children’s Hospital
Dallas
Warm Springs Foundation
Crippled Children's Division
Department of Education
Aline Thomas
Gonzales Palmetto State Park
Boothe
Farmers Receiving Highest Market Price Since 1930
The Fred ericksburg National Farm Loan Association officials report Texas farmers and stockmen enjoy the highest price levels since May 1930 amid generally good conditions. Houston land bank loans rise 40 percent in 1941, with $411 million in long term credit issued over 24 years. The conference notes a stabilizing effect on land values and plans allow early loan payments with interest offset. Jean Devereaux, Earl Carroll’s Vanities dancer, is praised as world champion for pirouettes. Dormant plant roots spread foot rot fungus at about a foot per month. U.S. farms doubled electricity use from 1930 to 1940 per the 1940 Census.
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Chr. Mathisen
Fred Mathisen
Fredericksburg National Farm Loan Association
NFLA
San Antonio
Texas
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
Excess Peanuts Subject to Penalty and Federal Reimbursements
The AAA official explains that excess peanuts marketed outside designated agencies incur a 3 cent per pound penalty. If excess peanuts cannot be resold when acquired and the prices paid to producers exceed agency receipts, federal payments reimburse the agencies. Federal payments apply to crushing for oil, not for resale to the edible trade.
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Gillespie County
Southwestern Peanut Growers Association
German
Texas
Fredericksburg
Dorman D. Sell
Gillespie County Aaa Committee
Peanut Growers’ Association
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
Robt Blum Store Closeout Sale Announced
Notice announces sale of complete stock of merchandise at the Robt Blum Store due to failing health. Sale begins Friday September 12 with prices in Harper Herald ads and circulars. Robert Blum Warehouse to continue operating as before. Patronage welcome.
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Robt. Blum
The
Harper Herald
Robert Blum
Wool shorn in 1941 estimated at all time high
United States wool production is projected at 899,941,000 pounds for 1941 up three percent from 1940. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brown visited Harper on Wednesday.
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United States
Mrs. E. R. Brown
Harper
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