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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1974
Page
2
The rate schedule lists $4.00 per year for readers in Hardin Jasper Tyler and Jefferson counties and $5.00 per year for subscribers outside these counties.
The document lists staff roles for the Kans editor and publisher and a range of departmental positions. It names editors reporters photographers and clerical, mechanical, and production personnel including foreman and linotype operator roles.
Rep James A Burke says the Rules Committee will soon consider his seed distribution bill to promote home gardening. Madden backs the measure, which passed the Agriculture Committee, costs 6 million dollars and could yield 380 million dollars in nutritious vegetables while boosting home garden jobs and seed industry activity.
An op ed denounces systemic gender oppression, wage discrimination, and rape trials bias. It cites legal progress in Iowa, California, Florida, and Michigan, urges attitude change, and questions actions by police and courts versus public opinion.
Mrs. Lamb defends herself in a federal civil rights case against ex deputies Cartwright and Merrill alleging official misconduct. She cites Sheriff Billy Paine testimony and multiple witnesses claiming the November 13 1971 incident did not occur on Torch property and notes prior Austin hearing absolved them of allegations.
The piece recalls Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. of Virginia stating that the average individual family pays 1536 dollars in federal income taxes. It notes a seed bill would require 3906 families to provide the funds. Ball Corp. Mason Brand jars are produced in Indiana.
Students from Reading Classes toured the Bee Plant on November 20, 1974, in Silsbee. The visit to the newspaper offices provided an engaging start to their unit on newspapers, with staff assistance noted and appreciation expressed by Sheila Bouse and others.
Den 1 of Cub Scout Pack 88 met with Mrs. Dee Suitt hosting on Tuesday November 26. Scouts worked on projects and were served refreshments by Mrs. Faye Stanley. They practiced their program for the pack meeting at McDonough Hall First United Methodist Church.
A collage of quirky lines about royalty, mornings, cottages, eye doctors, debt, and roadside humor highlights how everyday speech can drift. The piece pairs humor with observations on civility, timing, and the oddities of contemporary talk.
The source argues that the election of a U.S. president cannot be skipped even in war times because the Constitution mandates the president serve a four year term. It emphasizes the unbroken cycle of elections as essential to constitutional governance.
W. W. Howell was chosen president of the Hardin County Chapter of the Independent Cattlemen's Association at a recent meeting. Douglas Arnold was named vice chairman with Patricia Bosch as secretary and Joe Hoffman as treasurer. directors are Bill Bush Jessie Harold and Howard Barrington. The group aims to unify independent cattlemen to improve prices and plans a Dec. 3 meeting in the Kountze Courthouse auditorium.
Xi Kappa Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Silsbee State Bank with three other local chapters for a salad supper and rituals. Mrs. Charles Kelly received the Order of the Rose for 18 years of active sorority service. A Christmas party is set for Dec. 9 at Mrs. Jesse Sanchez’s home with husbands invited and Secret Sisters revealed.
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