Hardin County Life Insurance Tops 258 Million This Year
Hardin County residents start 1977 with 258.34 million dollars in life insurance holdings, about 22 880 dollars per family, roughly twice per family from a decade ago. Nationwide coverage reaches 2 140 billion with 68 percent of Americans insured. Texas totals 129.1 billion.
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New York
Hardin County
States
United States
Department of Commerce
American Council of Life Insurance
Texas
Govern
GCRE'S Smokehouse Opens Under New Management
GCRE'S Smokehouse announces new management with Tommy Ard taking over operations. The eatery reopens with revised hours and is now serving customers daily, signaling a fresh start after changes in ownership.
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Tommy Ard
Texas Legislature Opens With Re-elected Speaker and Early Committee Gates
The 65th Texas Legislature met at the capitol with Speaker Bill Clayton reelected without opposition. Both chambers adopted routine rules amid minor dispute over a proposed closed-door session option for committees. Clayton and Lt. Gov. Hobby named initial standing committees as Briscoe outlined a state of the state agenda prioritizing school and highway financing with bills likely exceeding 800 million dollars, while promising no new taxes.
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Capitol
Bill Clayton
Clayton
Bill Hobby
Senate
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Briscoe, Hill vie for Texas governorship in 1983 race
Governor Dolph Briscoe signals possible third-term bid after a South Texas ranch gathering with nearly 300 supporters while Attorney General John Hill opens a campaign office and hires John Rogers to expand his bid. Both highlight fiscal restraint amid tax policy, with Hill undecided until the legislature adjourns.
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Clayton
South Texas
Attr
John Hill
Texas Afl-Cio
John Rogers
Hill
Hardin County to designate depositories for public funds
The Hardin County Commissioners Court will designate depositories for county public funds at its regular term starting February 14, 1977. Governed by Articles 2544 through 2558 ARCS as amended, applicants are informed of the terms and obligations. Written by County Judge Emmett Lack with County Clerk Clarence McNeely, posted January 12, 1977.
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Hardin County
Commissioners Court of
A. D
Emmett Lack
Notice of sale of Registers Bakery in Silsbee Texas
A. L. Joe Register doing business as Registers Bakery at 37u North Fourth Street Susbee Hardin County Texas and his wife Slaine Register sell transfer and convey the business to Roy Cole Jr and Barbara Eddings Cole who will operate as Registers Bakery at 370 North Fourth Street Silsbee Hardin County Texas 77626 effective January 1 1977 and the buyers agree to pay the sellers debts in tail on and after January 1 1977 Dated December 23 1976
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A. L
Joe” Register
Registers
North Fourth Street
Susbee
Hardin County
Texas
Slaine Register
Roy Cole, JR
W.fe
Barbara Eddings Cile
Register
Silsbee
Roadside Mowing Bids Open in Jefferson County Texas
Sealed proposals for Roadside Mowing on SH 10 US 69 96 and 287 in Jefferson County will be received at the Beaumont District Office until 2 00 PM February 11 1977 and publicly opened. Plans and specifications available from Lonnie Traxler Maintenance Supervisor 4245 Eastex Freeway Beaumont Texas. Usual rights reserved. Notice also requests property tax returns for Silsbee School District between January 1 and April 30 to be rendered to the Silsbee Tax Assessor-Collector Joe W Thompson CTA.
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Texas State Department OF Highways and Public Transportation
Jefferson County
SH. 10
U.S. 69
North
P.O
Beaumont
Texas
Lonnie Traxler
Eastex Freeway
Exemption Form Required for Seniors at Silsbee School Tax Office
All residents aged 65 and older must sign an exemption form at the school tax office located at 215 West Ave. H in Silsbee Texas. Joe W. Thompson C T A.
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West Ave
Silsbee
Texas
Joe W. Thompson
Ind. Sch. Dist
Today's kids recall pies mothers used to thaw
A nostalgic line evokes memories of childhood treats, focusing on simple home baked pies and the role of mothers in preparing them. The reflection anchors on warmth, family rituals, and the tactile act of thawing frozen desserts as a comforting daily habit.
Meditation Reflection From The Upper Room Devotional
The January 20 1977 Upper Room entry recalls heat and hardship in Chaparral New Mexico as a reader compares dogged disruption of plants to human resistance to divine blessings The piece asks for obedience and gratitude toward God and ends with a prayer and a thought for the day credited to Lorena Pepper Edlen
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Ry Desert
Lorena Pepper
N. M
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