Railroads in Texas and Pacific Affairs in 100 Years Ago
In Beaumont area notes a rail line with 11 miles worked by 200 laborers and ongoing progress. Reports from Huntsville Item debate secession, arguing the Constitution aimed for a more perfect union and states’ rights.
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Beaumont
Lumber And Paper Come From The Same Pine Tree
Southern forests supply one third of the nation's lumber and sustain a large paper industry. Pine logs yield lumber and pulp chips, with debarking enabling their dual use. Sawtimber growth of Southern Pine dominates US timber, and the East may concentrate future production.
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U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
The horned tad is a lizard not a toad
The horned tad is a lizard not a toad. It does not lay eggs but gives birth to living young.
Evadale Social Notes Show Broad Weekend Visits
Local residents reported as visiting kin across Hemphill Kirbyville Spurger and Victor. Families welcomed guests from Beaumont Jacksonville and Port Arthur while illness flu and surgery affected several households.
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Harold Dean Smith
Floyd Smith
Hemphill
Roscoe Smith
Arthur Shoebrooks
Houston
Willard Ivy
Marvin Ivy
Huntington
Charles Mitchell
Kirbeyville
Robert Ebard
Albert Ebard
W. P. Tony
Aubry Harrison
Jasper
R. J. Rawls
Inlaw
Oland
George L., Black
Victor
de A. Black
Loretta
Herman Wright
Milton Chesshier
Silsbee
Bill, Ray
Warren
Maude Kirkpatrick
Violet Kirkpatrick
Bill Ray
Bob Williamson
W. J. Burrell
Sarah Coventry
Louie Wise
Beaumont
Bryant Burrell
H. J. Graham
Cecil Pourner
J. F. Pourner
Jesse Lenard
John Treme
Robert Stimits
Lufkin
John B. Stimits
Ralph Stimits
Baytown
J. B. Stimits
J. D. Williams
Wanda
R. P. Roberts
Willie LaGrone
Jodie Carroll
Bastrop
la Terry Black
Gulf States Urges Care In Kite Flying Near Lines
Gulf States Utilities warns kite flyers to avoid electric wires and installations. Use only dry cotton string and never metal on kites or strings. Do not climb poles or trees to recover kites to prevent outages.
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Gulf States
Texans Urged to Fund Higher Education Improvement
A Texas forum argues Texans shortchange public higher education. The pamphlet says increases in state funding lag behind other states, harming quality and enrollment. It calls for about 12 million dollars a year more, equating the cost to less than three packs of cigarettes per Texan annually, to boost both enrollment and quality.
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Texas
Committee of Governing Boards
Texas State Colleges and Universities
J. M. Odom
Austin
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