Pelly Births Baytown Goose Creek Tale of a Tri Cities Saga
A retrospective recounts the 1920 incorporation of Pelly, its annexation of Baytown, and Goose Creek’s 1919 birth, tracing name origins from Fred T. Pelly to Baytown’s rise. It notes Baytown’s consolidation with Pelly and Goose Creek in 1947 and profiles local figures connected to the era.
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Humble Oil & Refining Co
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Fred T. Pelly
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Lucy Alice Wiggins
Longtime BH announcer pens book
Baytown Sun readers most viewed the week of Jan 5 11 with top sports stories. The list highlights Mark Fleming noted as author of a book by a longtime BH announcer and other local sports coverage. The three most read items include an inaugural snow day event and Jones taking reins of GCM athletics.
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Letter to the Editor on Dietary Guidelines influence
The letter alleges the meat industry suppressed scientific findings urging reduced meat intake, tracing a nine straight pattern to the Dietary Guidelines. It cites a 571 page advisory report and a 1977 Senate report, claiming repeated industry pressure and destroyings. The writer notes rising plant based products and critiques government capture. Boris Stutenheim Baytown.
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U.S. Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
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Boris Stutenheim
Baytown
Creatures of a storytelling mind explorations on narrative
A contemplative piece on why humans crave stories from childhood play to professional writing. It discusses how reading and storytelling immerse readers in others lives, notes Leon Hale's devotion to writing and dialogue, and argues journalists and authors shape truth through narrative while sometimes embellishing. JoAn Martin is cited as a novelist and former teacher with five published works.
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Kenny Rogers
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Leon Hale
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In 1733 Oglethorpe and colonists reach Charleston en route to Georgia
On this date 1733 James Oglethorpe and about 20 English settlers arrived at Charleston South Carolina while heading to establish present day Georgia. In 1794 Washington approved adding two stars and two stripes to the flag after Vermont and Kentucky joined the Union. In 1941 a law granted U S birthright citizenship to Puerto Ricans. In 1990 L Douglas Wilder became the first elected black governor. Thought for Today quotes H Jackson Brown Jr.
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L. Douglas Wilder
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