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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1975
Page
2
Readers learn that protein levels in hard red winter wheat, especially Montana’s, have fallen below 11 percent. The drop threatens bread quality and profits, with 14 percent protein bringing 56 cents more per bushel, while buyers accuse sellers of limiting premiums.
Allie Mae Harris expresses gratitude for kindness shown during hospitalization and at home. She thanks for prayers visits calls cards flowers and kindnesses and wishes blessings for the supporters.
Texas DPS Public Safety Director Wilson Speir projects 42 fatalities during Labor Day weekend from 6 p m Friday to midnight Monday. He notes heavy travel near beaches and lakes and urges care for children, pedestrians, and trailers while promising extra troopers and enforcement against speeding drunk driving under Operation Motorcide.
Texas Comptroller Bob Bullock defends a statewide drive against sales tax delinquencies, citing $1.1 million in back taxes from 31 retail operations and $22 million in taxable sales. He emphasizes fairness, notes large and small businesses owe dues, and cites cases from San Antonio, Waco, Dallas, Houston, and Austin.
A new Survey of Buying Power shows Hardin County residents had net disposable income of 123.5 million dollars in the year, with median household income at 11 028 dollars. Local retail gross sales rose to 76.371 million, and national optimism in consumer spending is improving.
The Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center in Liberty received over 200000 in new pledges toward a 500000 project serving 10 Southeast Texas counties. Speakers included Edward A. Clark and Price Daniel as the drive targets full funding by September 15 for a 1976 completion.
The Department of Commerce projects a doubling of wood product demand within the next three decades, signaling a major shift in industry and markets.
The total value of home loans guaranteed by the Veterans Administration since the GI program began after World War II surpasses $112 billion.
Masonic Lodge No. 927 meets the first and third Tuesday each month at 7 30 p.m. Visiting brethren invited. School of instruction on floor work each Wednesday night at 7 30. Foy N Adcock Sr W M C C Witt Sec
Funeral services for Mrs. Julian M. Savoy 84 were held at St Anne's Catholic Church with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery Rev William Bosworth officiated She died at 745 p m Wednesday in Hamilton Nursing Home after an illness A native of LaRose Louisiana she had lived in Beaumont 60 years Survivors include a daughter Mrs B A Rucker of Silsbee
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