Local Newspaper and Staff Listing for Silsbee TX
Entered under second class permit April 10 1919 at Silsbee Post Office Texas. Published weekly at 410 Highway 96. Subscription 3.50 yearly in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson Counties 4.00 elsewhere. Editorial staff Jerry Zuper Leona Whitman Tommy Read James Johnson Charles Green Harold Leigh Ruth Stirling with publishers and city editor names listed.
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Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
David Read
R. L. Read
Jerry Zuper
Leona Whitman
Harold Leigh
Ruth Stirling
Tommy Read
James Johnson
Charles Green
Birthday party noted among Fletcher area families
Deneca Riggs celebrated her birthday with a Monday party at home for 16 guests with ice punch and refreshments. Visitors included Lynn Ray Pattillo Jerry Harrell and Bobby Corley at a PFA convention in Dallas with their FFA teacher O O Miller and Mrs Miller. They toured Henry Wheeler's Ft Worth home and Dizzy Dean ranch among others.
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Deneca Riggs
C. Riggs
Lynn Ray Pattillo
Jerry Harrell
Bobby Corley
PFA
Dallas
FFA
O. O. Miller
Dizzy Dean
D. B. Pattillo
J. C. Edmonds
Village Mills
Local Fishermen Reel In Big Catches On Coastal Weekend
A weekend of fishing yielded notable hauls for locals including John Zuber with a 3.5 pound bass and L. A. Wallace with Van Wallace plus Ed Yoksh who, after a lost rod incident, recovered a speckled trout. Don Hough and Lou Brewer also logged 23 speckled trout, while Joe Davis showcased a 32 inch, 1544 pound melon. C. D. Creasy enjoyed bass at Dam B with a 4.5 pounder as prime season approaches.
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John Zuber
John
Ricky
Yoksh
L. A
Foots” Wallace
van Wallace
Don Hough
Lawrence
Lufkin
Lou Brewer
C. D. Creasy
Dam B
Creasy
Weatherford cabin bears 19th century battle scars
A double log cabin at Holland's Lake near Weatherford Texas preserves a bullet scarred east room from 1873 when George McCleskey was killed by Indians. The site, once a favorite for old settlers reunions, remains a Parker County landmark with its historic walls intact.
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Holland’s Lake
Weatherford
Texas
Fort Worth
George McCleskey
McCleskey
Inneers
Parker County
Be a Good Witness Warns Texas State Bar
This state produced guide stresses witnesses as vital in justice with rules for testimony. It advises checking memory, visiting court, dressing conservatively, avoiding word for word memorization, answering clearly, telling the truth, and staying calm to prevent mistrials while noting witnesses may be reimbursed for trial expenses.
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State Bar of Texas
Birth Certificate Copy Fees Rise in September 1961
Mothers plan for back to school rush as Texas faces higher birth certificate copy costs. The Texas State Department of Health will raise fees from $1.00 to $1.50 on September 1, 1961. Parents are urged to send name birth details and parent names with payment to speed searches.
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Texas State Department of Health
East Fifth Street
Austin
Stockmen Alerted For Disease in Texas Pastures
Photosensitization, a noncontagious livestock disease, is widespread in Northeast and East Texas. Dr. C M Patterson of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service explains the disease results when livestock graze certain vegetation under specific conditions including a dry spell followed by heavy rain and rising temperatures. This statewide pattern reflects current pasture conditions.
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Texas
C. M. Patterson
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Patterson
Early certificate requests help time school start
Authorities urge parents to mail certificate requests early to ensure delivery before school. A week is typically needed for processing and mailing. Nearly 300,000 children will enter Texas schools this year, with mothers urged to act promptly amid back to school preparations.
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Texas
Public Health Education Division
Texas State Department of Health
Rapid growth of annual grasses risks livestock toxicity
The report notes that certain annual grasses and weeds grow quickly, producing watery green material that causes photodynamic toxicity in livestock. The condition can affect a whole herd, lasts a few days on poor native pastures, and is mitigated as grasses cure and gain fiber. Expert Dr Patterson cautions uncertain duration on moldy Bermuda pastures.
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Patterson
Bermuda
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