18 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Mexia Daily News
Location
Mexia, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1957
Page
1
The article notes a recent cold spell in Limestone County with broken pipes and freeze damage. Farmers use open weather to finish chores before deeper cold halts work, including hog rooting issues and ring training for pigs. It mentions local farmers selling or trading cattle and hog care, plus county officials discussing marketing quotas and tax guides.
South’s largest steelmaking industry centers in Birmingham area Higlights that all materials from iron ore to processing minerals are native to the region, underscoring local resource strength and industrial scale.
U S Public Health Service reports encouraging polio vaccination figures yet warns many still lack protection. With three injections spanning months and summer peak risk ahead, officials urge unprotected individuals to start the series now.
President Eisenhower said he feels better than he had in a long time during a visit to Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe at Louveciennes. He spoke of his health while inspecting duties and meeting staff and officers.
The Maine State Grange adopted a resolution urging automatic cutoffs on rural party lines to halt long drawn conversations. The move targets delays caused by talkative subscribers and aims to improve telephone service.
The article notes that full citizenship rights for American Indians remove legal barriers to presidential eligibility for an Indian born in the United States. It emphasizes there is no restriction preventing an American Indian from becoming president.
Report of deeds filed for record in Limestone County Texas through December 14 1957. Listings include various lot and survey transfers in Mexia Groesbeck and Albany with total consideration of 11260.00. Also notes New York state spends over 1 million annually to clean up highway litter.
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