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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
2
A dense list of legal notices from Hartia County records details court actions and assignments. Parties include Cactus Petroleum Inc, Texas Pulp and Paper Co, Grower C. Baer, and Public Bank entities among others, with references to deeds, leases, releases, ratifications, and trust dispositions. Several transfers involve property and contractual matters, including mortgages, vendor liens, and power of attorney instruments.
Mr. R. B. Warden reports fine white, crimson, and red clover across ten plus acres. Seeding began in 1956 with 30 acres carried 40 cows for four months, growth eight inches to a foot by early May. Fertilization of 230 pounds of 6-24-24 per acre last fall aided establishment. only $20 worth of range cubes fed in winter. The 30 acres are cross fenced into three sections.
Tommy Sisxomems a former Miller Danbar Chev rolet sales manager plans to work in Care cas Venezuela with Sien-moms on Foster-Wheeler construction. The note mentions family moves, friends in Silsbee, and a distant Paris visit by Mrs Blackmon. Fishing notes and a quirky Alkaseltzer lure update fill the page.
LNSCD notes new coop member Lee Smith with 25 acres for pasture near Batson. Soil Conservation Service aids in a soil and water plan. Planned practices include S-1 clover, Dallis grass, cross fencing, and fertilizer use. Mrs Parr reports 30 acres of pasture doubled since fertilization with 200 pounds of 12-24-12.
The Pony Express linked San Francisco California and St Joseph Missouri with a formal establishment on April 3 1860, marking a speedier mail route across the western United States.
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