Harper Herald Subscription Rates Change
The Harper Herald announces a subscription price of 1.50 per year as part of a new editorial association initiative. Details on payment options and delivery are provided for readers in the November issue.
27 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1946
Page
1
The Harper Herald announces a subscription price of 1.50 per year as part of a new editorial association initiative. Details on payment options and delivery are provided for readers in the November issue.
An urging editorial stresses the duty of American citizens to vote on November 5th. It frames voting as a safeguard of liberty, warns against complacency, and calls readers to examine candidates, avoid apathy, and defend the right to vote against bureaucratic overreach. It emphasizes partisan differences and the need to choose representatives with care.
A compact collection of sayings on deeds and character from Sutta, James Russell Lowell, Mary Baker Eddy, James A Garfield, and Theodore Roosevelt. It emphasizes action over birth, the value of small good deeds, ongoing philanthropy, and keeping thoughts active through work.
Austin reports that on October 12 during a San Jose Mission fiesta in San Antonio a Texas Centennial Queen will be chosen from among junior and senior high school students statewide. The event, endorsed by Centennial Commissions and the San Antonio Conservation Society, features native crafts, costumes, and a pageant reflecting the mission era. The winner receives a prize and is chosen for portraying mission spirit.
An evangelist urges the crowd to stand for heaven. All stand but one old man who says he wants to go but refuses to go on an excursion. The exchange ends with a humorous quip about not wanting the trip.
Mrs Bill Kaiser joined her brother Victor Fritz in Canada on Monday as he traveled to bring his wife back to Texas. The move follows family plans to reunite with the wife who remains abroad.
A brief motivational note attributed to Amelia D Barr urges clear decision making and wholehearted effort, encouraging practical action aligned with true capacity. The quotation emphasizes honest assessment and vigorous execution.
An exploration of whether Jesus is God, asserting Catholic doctrine holds He is divine. The piece argues miracles support the claim and counters views that deny miracle accounts, presenting Jesus as superior to prophets and angels and urging recognition of His divinity.
Local church notices greet parishioners with mass times at St Anthony's and events. Sept 29 mass at 9 30 followed by Sunday School and Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Catechetical Sunday Oct 6. praise for bazaar success. veterans services noted. general Catholic welcome urged.
Mr and Mrs J D Whetstone of Santa Anna Texas arrived here last week to live on the Clarence Bier Schwab farm near Harper now owned by Lon Whetstone. Mrs J C Mangold went to Batesville last week for her sister Mrs William Hardin funeral.
Dallas Texas September sees the first annual Southwest Amateur Championship Rodeo using more than 500 head of livestock from Brahma bulls calves wild buffalo wild mares for milking broncs bull dogging steers and other animals. Pat Hamilton reports entries rising from both professional and non professional contestants as the event runs October 20 alongside the 61st State Fair of Texas with afternoon and night performances.
An official daily livestock market summary is broadcast from the Union Stock Yards San Antonio at 12 30 p m over KWBU Corpus Christi station. The program arises from negotiations among G C Hagelstein San Antonio Stock Yards Glen L Ellison U S Department of Agriculture and Homer Hogan KWBU manager.
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