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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1967

Page

3

End Of Series Tax Deduction Guide By Ray De Crane

Tax primer lists miscellaneous deductions for individuals including unreimbursed work costs, union dues, and education expenses to maintain job skills. It explains child care credits, casualty and theft losses, insurance recoveries, and limits based on income and number of dependents. The piece ends with a reminder that this is the final installment in the series.

Ray DE Crane Alan Egent

Early 1910s Chambers County Cars and Owners

In 1912 Chambers County had 15 automobiles owned by residents of Anahuac Wallisville Double Bayou and Winnie including J. E. Brous sard S. S. Shearer Phillip Schwartz E W Wickson Frank Anselm A E Agrelius Archie Middleton Dr G L Morgan Mrs Sarah Jackson J C Jackson Henry Grothgar John Jackson C C Ruch T Lashbaugh R M White Dou ble Bayou Winnie Stowell Louis Broussard owned an Indian motorcycle Dr Morgan praised the 10 horsepower Brush Car as the best road vehicle and noted that nothing beats it.

Chambers County J. E. Broussard S. S. Shearer Phillip Schwartz E. W. Wickson Frank Anselm A. E. Agrelius Anahuac Archie Middleton Wallisville G. L. Morgan Turtle Bayou Sarah Jackson J. C. Jackson Henry Grothgar John Jackson Double Bayou C. C. Ruch T. Lashbaugh Winnie R. M. White Stowell Louis Broussard Dr. Morgan

William B. Jones One of Earliest Chambers Traders

William Barton Jones an early Wallisville settler owned the sailboat Josephine and sailed between Wallisville Anahuac and Galveston. He carried poultry eggs farm produce charcoal and cord wood to Galveston and returned with groceries and farm supplies for Turtle Bayou area residents.

Jones Josephine Galveston Wallisville Anahuac Turtle Bayou

Chambers County Timber Abundance Drives Regional Trade

The article notes Chambers County sits on about 36,000 acres of timber with annual growth exceeding drain by 25 to 35 percent. Weather and bayou conditions affect log transport, often delaying trips for a month. Lumber from hardwood and softwood supports local and Houston based processing and expanding industrial use. Capt. Jones and Emeline Wiggins Hill are briefly referenced alongside family details.

Chambers Capt. Jones Emeline Wiggins Hill Grover Bee James T Tabitha Josh G. Mayes Liberty County Chambers County Houston

Silas Smith Clan Among Chambers County Pioneers

The Silas Smith family arrived in Chambers County by boat after a misnavigation near Trinity River, landing at Turtle Bayou. They camped for the night as passengers rested, and James Taylor White offered land near his, before trading a third of a league on Whitehead and one-third on Smith headright. Smith settled in the Hankamer area.

Silas Smith Chambers County Smith Double Bayou Liberty County Trinity River Turte Bay Turtle Bayou James Taylor White Louisiana Hankamer

Farm Loans Available To Chambers Farmers

The Farmers Home Administration offers low-cost government loans to Chambers County farmers unable to borrow from private credit sources. Loans aid operating and ownership obligations and may be made to individuals or associations for water and land developments, housing for elderly and farm labor, and emergency relief, with applications through the Liberty office.

Farmers Home Administration Chambers County

TV Guide Night Schedule With Mixed Primetime Listings

A dense one page listing shows a Tuesday night and Wednesday morning schedule across channels detailing program times, titles, and brief program blocks from 6:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. the next day, including news, talk shows, dramas, and educational segments with multiple stations.

Daktari Combat Laramie Cineposium Red Skelton the Invaders I Petticoat Junction Peyton Place Danny Kaye Nightbeat Johnny Carson Mortis Frank Mornen Cadet Don Houtson Houston Jack la Lanne Pat Boone Andy Mayberry Dick van Dyke Donna Reed Guiding Light Ginny Pace Ben Casey General Hospital the Nurses Secret Storm Dark Shadows NBC News Marijane Dobie Gillis Mike Douglas Rifleman Chris Chandler Marshall Dillon Peter Jennings Huntley-Brinkley News CBS News McHale's Navy Cisco Kid

Chambers County waterways fueled 19th century trade

In 1858 Chambers County relied on water routes like Double Bayou Turtle Bayou Cedar Bayou Old River and the Trinity River for transport and mail. Steamboats and sail craft carried goods to Galveston and Houston while Anahuac and nearby settlements depended on river trade for groceries and flour. The era saw a mail steamer on the Trinity and shipyards sprouting along Cedar Bayou.

Chambers County Double Bayou Turtle Bayou Cedar Bayou Old River Trinity River US Mail Galveston Anahuac Trinity Saver Trinity Jack Hays Cedar ‘Bayou Houston Nick Hil Fannin’s Landing Liberty

Monroe City Named for Early Chambers County Settler

Robert Monroe White, son of J T White an early Chambers County settler, inspired the name Monroe City. The Anamacoi post office opened in March 1935.

Robert Monroe White J. T. White Chambers County Monroe City Field

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