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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1975
Page
6
Puzzle page item describing Word Cage game with clue and quiz words hidden in a grid. It lists letters and names such as Cosell and Carroll and asks to find a final mystery word from remaining uncircled letters.
The author urges overcoming fear and procrastination to gain self satisfaction from weight loss. They describe insensitive reactions from others, stress the importance of pleasing oneself, and highlight a reader who lost over 30 pounds through balanced eating and steady progress.
The passage explains physician assistants are not doctors but work under a doctor's direction, typically with three years of training. They handle routine care like baby checks and minor infections, with doctors monitoring their work. PAs can expand a doctor's capacity, though prescriptions are often restricted.
A compilation of transfers and encumbrances in Hardin County lists multiple deeds of trust, warranty deeds, and related instruments. It records transactions between W. R. Stromatt, Beltway Bank, First National Bank of Silsbee, and numerous private parties, including real estate conveyances and liens. The document also notes state tax liens and various relayed interests among lenders, trustees, and obligors across numerous properties.
A Dec 2 judgment in the Kountze Independent School District tax case orders four timber firms and 13 rural landowners to pay all court costs and recovers nothing for the district. Judge Arthur Lesher allowed ad valorem tax collection on revalued rural land, following a Nov 21 jury finding in the district’s favor on most issues.
A photo outline in the Silsbee BEE notes Charles Gores purchased over $400 in decorations from the Grover Hays family of Victor to enhance their Christmas display on Mitigwa Road.
Mrs. Gore thanked the BEE for photo and coverage but said the new decorations were bought from the Hays family and other sources.
The National Foundation-March of Dimes argues that experience abroad shows substantial reductions in infant mortality if high quality perinatal care is accessible to all women in the United States.
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