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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1957
Page
5
The USS Swordfish sank a Japanese merchant ship on December 15, 1941, marking the first U S submarine victory over an enemy warship. The ABC trio Argentina Brazil Chile is cited, while Deep Freeze mission ships aid U S Navy in penetrating Antarctic icy seas.
The article Suggests local hardware and sporting goods shops in Port Isabel for Christmas gifts. Recommends rods reels plugs lures and tackle boxes plus outboard motors life preservers running lights barometers and tachometers. Mentions drum in the bay and predicts best fishing from January to March. Encourages shopping locally and enjoying fishing amid winter weather. Notice of election appears at end.
Residents and taxpayers are warned of an election on January 7 1958 in Cameron County Fresh Water Supply District No 1. Five supervisors and an assessor-collector of taxes will be elected. Voting is at the Wire Hall Port Isabel Texas with one precinct. Eligibility rules, oath, and filing deadlines are listed along with posting and newspaper notice requirements.
A fragmented sale notice shows a box marked 50 ug offered by Bernd with hints of air conditioning and a request for payment. The readable text is garbled about a private sale and buyer terms.
Fragmented listings show rentals furnished and unfurnished small apartments and houses for sale, business location notes, near shore properties, water views and service ads. Several phone numbers and incomplete details suggest ad clutter in a coastal area real estate page.
Floyd J. Stevens of Port Isabel Texas states he will not be responsible for any concealment or selite construed for by any person other than himself.
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