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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
7
U S Marines deployed horse mounted patrols first in Santo Domingo and later in Nicaragua, employing the mobility and visibility of cavalry units in colonial era American operations.
The USDA lists peaches and ice cream among July plentiful foods as the 1958 peach crop in the nine Southern states is forecast 44 percent above 1957 and 53 percent above the 1947-1956 average. Also on the list are watermelons lemons potatoes summer vegetables and vegetable fats and oils.
A Texas opinion piece rejects Whiteman et al claims against the McGee Bend Dam with power. It notes House and Senate approvals and support from Lower Neches Valley Authority, while urging East Texans to uphold the project and dismiss opposition.
Agriculture Commissioner John C. White says Texas fire ant control is not halted but scaled back for summer. Aerial and ground spraying paused as tall grass and heat hinder surveys and effectiveness. fall and winter spraying will resume while quarantine and other methods continue to prevent spread. White warns the ant threatens livestock, wildlife, crops, and human comfort and urges continued eradication efforts statewide.
A state health department urges caution with sun tanning. It notes that while moderate sun may lift mood, excessive exposure can cause skin injury and even death. The message warns that prolonged or unfamiliar sun exposure risks serious harm.
A compact guide explains how sunburn works the role of erythema solaris and heliophobes with Padre Island as a caution. It covers tanning ability, vitamin D, freckles from pigment and uneven skin cell coloration, and a dubious tip about using olive oil as a UV filter.
Mr and Mrs H H Mackey of Silsbee win the Reserve Championship with bell peppers at the Beaumont Vegetable Show on July 1. Auction paid $55 for the peppers to Poley Mitchell of M and M Air Service. The Mackeys hold one Grand Champion and three Reserve titles across four annual Beaumont shows.
Forty two 4-H members leaders and mothers attended the Girl s 4 H picnic at Honey Island picnic grounds. Judy Hand chaired the day with Mollie Trest Evelyn Mills and Barbara Leatherman directing events. The Dress Revue date moved to July 22 at 1 30 PM in Kountze High School auditorium. Dessy Carruthers represented the county at District Council meetings.
The City Council of Silsbee will hold a public hearing on the forthcoming city budget for the 1938 59 fiscal year. The regular meeting is set for Thursday July 10 at 7 40 p m at the City Office.
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