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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
2
The notice lists annual prices for Hardin Jasper Tyler and Jefferson Counties at 3 dollars 50 cents plus 7 cents tax and 4 dollars plus 8 cents tax, outlining differing rates by location.
The Ferguson Unit under Dr George J Beto and Warden Jack Kyle highlights rehabilitative efforts for young offenders. It features inmate built facilities, low recidivism, vocational training, high school equivalency achievements, and a strong education and chapel program within a secure Texas prison.
Sears, Roebuck and Co plans to spend more than 60 million dollars on newspaper advertising this year. George H. Struthers notes a 1962 record of 58 million, up five million from 1961, reflecting Sears faith in newspaper efficacy since opening its first store.
The Game and Fish Commission will hold its final regular session July 11 at 2 p m and July 12 at 9 a m in the Hearing Room of the Reagan Building on Congress between 14th streets. Sessions focus on establishing seasons and bag limits for counties and quail. Public input urged for both days.
Thursday July 4 meditation cites Ephesians 4 25 32 and I Corinthians 8 17 affirming true liberty comes from the Spirit of the Lord. It laments decades of repression and honors young lives offered for freedom, urging prayer for Christ like liberty in hearts and nations. Nicolas Obispo Perez Dominican Republic signed.
Mrs. Effie Lee Alexander expresses gratitude for prayers flowers cards and deeds of kindness received during confinement to hospital and home and wishes God’s blessing on her friends.
A Texas public health feature warns of home hazards illustrated by a man crushed by a ladder during tree pruning. It cites 1962 patterns, noting 1384 Texas deaths from accidents, with fires, falls, poisons, and shootings. calls for community wide home safety programs and continuous education to reduce injuries and fatalities.
Houston hosts the Liberty Bell 300 on Thursday night at Joseph F Mever Speedway on a half mile asphalt track. Immediate candidates include Ernie Boynton Wayne Nie decken Clyde Johnson and Ray Rowden with notable locals and Bud Simpson Waldo Harper Billy White and others. Time trials start 6 30 pm with the race at 8 pm to select the 30 fastest cars for the 150 mile event carrying a $4000 purse.
Six Flags Over Texas revealed the water flume ride Aserradero on Saturday June 15 with a 1 206 foot course powered by logs in hollowed out 8 foot boats. The ride features a sawmill theme, 44 foot incline, 45 degree drop, and a three minute journey using a half million gallon reservoir and 36 000 gallons per minute pumps.
The article recalls the phrase government of law not men, noting constitutional rights guard against any government, and the Declaration of Independence as a landmark statement. It cites King George III as violating this principle by dissolving representative bodies to curb the people’s rights.
An overview of Padre Island as the United States longest undeveloped coast and the Texas Gulf Coast’s tourism appeal. It notes Port Isabel, Isla Blanca Park, fishing, Shrimp Fiesta, Blessing of the Fleet, and the Queen Isabella Causeway’s construction, along with regional history and attractions.
The Ladies of the Wiley Mae Pentecostal Church hold a rummage sale Saturday in City Park selling children and adult clothing.
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service reports July abundance of summer staples. Ice cream dairy products and fresh vegetables such as tomatoes corn and beans are plentiful along with iced watermelon peaches and cold turkey. The USDA checks stocks for regional lists aiding homemakers in saving on grocery bills by choosing seasonally abundant items.
The slogan state residents associate with Indiana is Crossroad of America. The phrase reflects the state's historical role at transportation crossroads and its branding as a hub of commerce and travel.
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