Hunt Fatalities Show Drop In Texas
Five hunting deaths were reported through September with the following weeks marking only injuries. Teens were involved in most incidents including four of five fatalities and three student accidents. Boating mishaps caused two drownings in Lake Houston and an Austin man died when an overloaded boat sank.
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Texas
Hayden Head
Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas
Tyler
President Head
Lake Houston
Austin
Miracles and costs of modern prescription medicines
The article reflects on penicillin origins in 1929 and the long path to safe, effective drugs. It notes vast research spending, uncertain benefits, and the low per prescription cost while offering local pharmacy services for pickup or delivery. It emphasizes trust placed in pharmacists and invites readers to have their prescriptions compounded.
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Alexander Fleming
Bridal Shower Honors Patsy Jeffers
Patsy Lee Jeffers bride elect of John Q. Kirby of Beaumont was honored with a Thursday night bridal shower at 6072 Garner Road. Hostesses were Mrs. D. B. Schull and Mrs. A. W. Brookey. The wedding is set for November 22 at Asbury Methodist Church.
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Patsy Lee Jeffers
John Q. Kirby
Garner Road
Beaumont
D. B. Schull
A. W. Brookey
Gene Richardson
S. L. Savant
Kirby
D. E. Kirby
Silsbee
Good Shepherd Baptists Set Revival with Rev A C Maxwell
Due to illness Rev J F E Bagley will not preach the Good Shepherd Baptist Church revival November 12 to 23. Rev A C Maxwell of Houston will preach. Maxwell formerly led Calvary Baptist Beaumont and is known in Texas. Fred Hobbs of First Baptist Kountze will direct singing. Services at 10 am and 7 30 pm. Rev J W Joiner invites attendance.
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J. FE. Bagley
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
A. C. Maxwell
Houston
Rev. Maxwell
Calvary Baptist Church
Beaumont
Texas
Fred Hobbs
First Baptist Church of
Kountze
J. W. Joiner
Indians Move From Polk to Reservation in 1858
Frontier News reports a delegation from Polk or Liberty counties seeking removal of Indians to Maj. Neighbors’s Reserve. The Indian War in Texas notes Twiggs’s dispatch prompting increased Texas forces. Other items: Bay fish die-offs, Galveston labor shortage, Dallas steam distillery, yellow fever deaths among Mexicans and Germans, new Texas paper Texas New Era in Henderson, Victoria cotton gin fire, and Indianola epidemic delaying district court to December.
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Crockett
Polk
Liberty
Corpus Christi Democrat
Galveston News
Galveston
Dallas Herald
Dallas
Victoria Advocate
Thomas Holliday
San Antonio
Victoria County
Indianola
Jones
S M Swenson’s expands stock with new complete line
S M Swenson’s Wholesale and Retail Establishment adds a select stock of dry goods clothing boots and shoes hats furniture crockery and glassware stationery cutlery. About 28 000 people die daily in home accidents and half that many die in work accidents per year per the National Safety Council. Passenger car advertisers increased over 13 percent in newspaper advertising in 1957 compared with 1956.
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S. M. Swenson
National Safety C
Peaceful bedtime lesson about God's peace for believers
A devotional meditation recounts a father comforting his disobedient son to illustrate how true peace comes from a right relationship with God. It emphasizes that unresolved strife with the Father breaks inner peace and ends with a prayer for divine peace through Christ.
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Walter
God
Chris
Understanding Right of Way at Intersections in Texas
A statewide digest explains equal street rights at intersections. The article covers determining priority by arrival, courtesy corners, stopping rules, and left and right turn practices with emphasis on safety and legal guidance from the Texas Driving Handbook.
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Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Austin
State Bar of Texas
Two Silsbee Students Enroll At University of Houston
Ann Glenn daughter of Wm R Glenn 165 Morris drive and Doris Switt 530 North 6th St are enrolled at the University of Houston for the 1958 fall term. The university offers degrees across nine colleges and operates on 275 acres in metropolitan Houston with a $20 million campus plant. General A D Bruce is chancellor and Dr Clanton W Williams is president.
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Ann Glenn
Doris Switt
U of H
Silsbee
The
University of Houston
University
Wm. R. Glenn
Morris Drive
North 6Th St
College of Education
Houston
Souther Association of Colleges An Secondary Schools
Texas
A. D. Bruce
Clanton W. Williams
Millions of U.S. Households to Receive Newspaper Today
Over 44 million of the 50 million U S households will obtain a newspaper today. The distribution emphasizes reach and accessibility as publishers expand circulation nationwide.
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U.S
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Fuller
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Patsy Jeffers
Asbury Methodist Church
Good Shepherd Baptists
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General
Frontier News
Polk County
State News
Washington Star
War Department
Twiggs
van Dorn
Floyd
Department of Texas
Brownsville
Texas New Era
Henderson
Rusk County
S. G
Leon Swan
Champions OF Freedom
Roy Bray
Roy Bean
Pecos
New Mexico
Flores Street
Beanville
United
Ans
Bean
Sunset Railroad
Vinegaroon
Langtry
United States Brewers Foundation
Foundation
Tates Brewers Foundation
Zuo Vrwwumwing
Austin, Texas
Chefloper
Christ Jesus
Lillian A. Ward
Illinois
America
Oreov
Silsbee State Bank
Federal Reserve System
NSUF
EDSEL
Ford
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Ford Motor Company
Caraway Motor Company
Silsbee, Texas
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