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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1939

Page

4

Public voice rails against Maverick while praising Lindbergh

The column condemns San Tone Maverick for anti Garner remarks and supports John Garner for president. It praises Col Charles Lindbergh for warning against European war involvement and argues the US must protect civilization by peace and strong defenses, urging wealth conscription and island security to shield Texas.

Chas. Lindbergh Lindbergh Col. Lindbergh America Europe United States

Garner portrait of a Texan statesman in new Marquis James bio

A review of John N. Garner by Marquis James praising a concise portrait of the Texas leader. The book, published by Robbs Merrill Co of Indianapolis, spans 158 pages with a strong index and illustrations. It highlights Garner’s principled stance, quiet influence, prohibition era stance, anti Klu Klux sentiment, fiscal restraint, and rise from Red River youth to national figure.

Mr. Garner Texas Marquis James Robbs-Merrill Co Meridian St Indianapolis Ind Marquis Andrew Jackson Garner Congress Red River Uvalde

Injured couple in wreck near county line on Reservation road

Mr and Mrs Tommie Kneese were returning from Harper when their car crashed at the county line on Reservation road. Both were unconscious with leg and head injuries. Mrs Kneese was taken to Fredericksburg hospital in a coma though condition not serious overall, car heavily damaged.

Tommie Kneese Harper Kneese Fredericksburg

St Antony Parish Dinner and Bazaar Planned at Bein's Hall

St Antony Parish hosts a dinner and bazaar at Harper's amusement center Bein's Hall with Mrs Alfred Kramer on kitchen duties Mrs H Welling in the dining room Ernst Reed in charge of meat procurement A Bau mann sausage making Felix Maurer sausage cooking James Jung coffee crew The event is set for October 8 donations are gratefully accepted.

Harper’s Amusement Center Bein’s Hall St. Antony’s Alfred Kramer H. Welling Ernst Reed A. Baumann Felix Maurer James Jung

Delicious Home Cooked Meals at Claud's Sunday

A local notice highlights Claud's offering chicken fried steaks and chicken dinners on Sunday with a focus on home cooked meals and value. The ad promotes Good Eats and Sunday dining options.

Claud’s

Legionaries Oppose Foreign Entanglements in Gillespie County

At a Gillespie County Mutual Aid Insurance meeting about 150 members debated a death benefit plan and tabled rates. The group favored keeping current terms and hiring an actuary to set a separate rates and benefits table. The Louis Jordan Post American Legion discussed opposing US foreign entanglements and planned a resolution to Congress and senators.

Gillespie County Mutual Aid Insurance Association Peter’s Hall Pres Otto Henke Joe Heep Pres. Henke Wm. Dietel Pete Roeder Louis Jordan Post American Legion Alfred Neffendorf Old District Court Room United States Garner Washington United

Church Notice Sunday School and Training Union

H H Fairchild is Sunday School Superintendent and Mrs J E Sylvester is Baptist Training Union Director. Sunday School starts at 10 00 a m. Come to the church where everyone welcomes you.

H. H. Fairchild J. E. Sylvester Baptist Training Union

Harper Methodist Church Service Schedule

Rev. M. P. Burton presides as pastor with Sunday School at 2:00 p m and preaching at 3:00 p m on the second, third and fourth Sundays each month Epworth League and singing follow at 7:45 p m on those Sundays.

Harper Methodist Church M. P. Burton Epworth League

Certificate of Title Law Effective Oct 1

A new law effective October 1 requires all auto and truck owners selling their vehicles to obtain a Certificate of Title from the State Department of Public Safety. The certificate lists buyers, sellers, addresses, license, motor and serial numbers, make and type, and all liens. The act aims to curb theft by recording new liens and ensuring proper ownership at sale. Immediate effect: used car dealers must secure title and display current license plates. a 25 cent fee is charged for a title receipt valid 10 days while checks are run.

State Department of Public Safety Wm. Petmecky

American Legion To Sponsor Nov 11th Program

The American Legion led by Louis Jordan Oost will sponsor the annual November 11 celebration in town with an indoor program and dance planned for the night. A daytime rodeo at the Fair Grounds was declined after Legion officials rejected the Fair Association’s offer. The Fair Association reportedly plans a rodeo at the Fair Grounds in October instead.

American Legion Louis Jordan Oost the Legion Old Court House Legion Fair Assn Fair Grounds The

Catholic Church Sunday Mass Schedule and Activities

Masses Sunday at 9 30 a m with 8 am option on the 3rd Sunday and Holy Days. Sunday school follows the 9 30 Mass. Parish societies meet after the 9 30 Mass. On Oct 8 Masses at 8 and 10 o'clock with 8 30 and 10 o'clock slots thereafter per the regular schedule.

Fresh Candies and Ice Cream at Claud's Cafe

Claud's Cafe showcases fresh candies and house made ice cream drawing local patrons. Patrons enjoy a sweet menu alongside classic cafe fare in a welcoming storefront.

Claud

200 Bales of Cotton Ginned in Gillespie County

Robert C. Walter of the Bureau of the Census reports 200 bales of cotton ginned in Gillespie County this year through September 16, up from 105 bales in the same period in 1939. The figures come from a monthly commerce department summary.

Gillespie County Robert C. Walter Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census Washington, D. C

Services at Baptist church conclude weeklong preaching

The services at the Baptist church for the past week ended Sunday night. Rev. Ray of Bandera conducted the preaching, concluding the series.

The Baptist Church Rev Ray of Bandera

New York Herald Tribune flags Communist activity and war aims

The Herald Tribune laments Communist influence in America noting large party spending, labor disruption aims, and ties to Russia Germany and France. It argues a modern war fuels Communist plans and urges scrutiny of their policy and preparations amid ongoing global conflict.

New York Herald-Tribune Dies Communist Party U. S America France Munich Russia Europe Stalin Nazi Germany Britain Hitler-Stalin

Magnificent Obsession and U S Neutrality in World War II

Rev George Buttrick, head of the Federal Council of Churches, argues for U S neutrality in World War II. He says war is futile and America should avoid entering conflicts to save democracy globally, focusing instead on reconciliation and preserving democracy in the Western Hemisphere.

United States George Buttrick Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Western Hemisphere

War and Peace Through God in a Modern World

A discussion from St. Anthony's Church argues that lasting peace begins with personal faith and justice. It condemns pride and hatred while urging America to be guided by God to lead by example for all nations. The piece ties biblical calls to action to current global conflict.

Reich America Americca Jesus Christ League of Nations Uurt St. Anthony’s Church

Radiometeorograph Found Near Baltimore Flight Details

Miss Vivian Knopp, 12, found a radio meteorograph in a pasture near home on Friday September 22. The device, released at Station ZN Baltimore on September 12, 1939, traveled an estimated 2000 miles over ten days and was found with the balloon and parachute near Fredericksburg at six in the evening. Return address is U S Weather Bureau Baltimore. The finder earns a reward.

Vivian Knopp Alex A. Knopp Baltimore Maryland U. S. Weather Bureau Fredericksburg

Discount Law For Early Tax Payments Effective In October

Texas introduces a new 3 percent discount for October payments, 2 percent in November, and 1 percent in December on state and county taxes plus common school district taxes. Independent Gillespie district taxes do not qualify. Half payments allowed with November and June deadlines. no discount on first half or poll taxes. Tax period ends January 31. County taxes unchanged. state taxes up significantly except homestead owners.

Texas Gillespie County

Bierschwale Home in Harper Destroyed by Fire

The home of Fred Bierschwale on the north side of Harper was totally destroyed by fire Saturday night. Some bedding furniture and clothing were saved. The origin of the fire was a faulty flue.

Bierschwale Harper Fred Bierschwale

Fire destroys Kusenberger home near Fredericksburg

Rural home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kusenberger eight miles east of Fredericksburg on the Austin Highway burned Sunday night. All contents clothing and outbuildings were lost. Cause unknown. Family away. neighbors Emil Petsch and Wm Moellering first alerted others aided in preventing spread to barns. Fire began about 1130 p m.

Edwin Kusenberger Fredericksburg Rocky Hill Austin Highway Emil Petsch Wm. Moellering

Heart Failure Claims Life Of Drug Salesman Spratt

E. D. Spratt of San Antonio, a drug salesman for Henry K. Wampole & Co. of Philadelphia, died suddenly of heart failure during a business call at Keidel's Drug Store. He had complained of breathing difficulty earlier and collapsed with his wife present. Funeral services were held in San Antonio, with Schachter Funeral Home preparing the body.

E. D. Spratt San Antonio Henry K. Wampole & Co Philadelphia Penn Keidel Spratt Fredericksburg Keidel’s Hagg & McCollum Funeral Home Schachter Funeral Home Mr. Spratt

Stebling Bros Offers Old Prices on Mens Wear at Fredericksburg

Sterling Bros advertises deep discounts on men and boys suits coats leather jackets hats shoes boots and work clothing bought at old prices. The note claims significant savings and urges early purchases. Also mentions fresh meats at Claed's Casa.

Stebling Bros Sterling Bros Fredericksburg Texas

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