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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
3
The word Carol originally signified a song intended for dancing and performance. It reflects a festive tradition where melody and movement were combined in communal celebrations.
The column explains House Bill 547 preserves Co op power to serve members in annexed areas and continue service where central station or municipal supply exists. It also covers new eligible non rural areas and ongoing service for existing members, plus general VA guidance on disability, insurance, education for war orphans, and vocational counseling.
In San Antonio a Spanish speaking tamale salesman Fabian Hernandez, 29, finally earned a driver license after court intervention. Arresting Patrolman Raymond Church accompanied him to the license office where a Spanish speaking secretary bridged the language gap. Hernandez passed the test and Judge Harold Hall dismissed the last two tickets.
A note highlights how bats rely on sensory organs in their wings to navigate during flight. It explains the wing membranes contain receptors that help detect air movements and obstacles, aiding precise maneuvering.
An average of three per one hundred Texas school children were injured during the 1955 56 year. Of 1 745 347 students 49 273 suffered injuries mostly in athletic or recreational activities. Seven deaths occurred from accidents including shop, transportation, and other causes.
Texas Forest Service reports about 100 trash fires yearly in Tyler Polk and Hardin Counties from outdoor burning. Half could be prevented by using an incinerator costing 1000 to 1500 dollars. If unavailable, avoid windy days, clear a 10 foot burn area, keep tools handy, and never leave a fire unattended. Blueprints available from Forest Service at Woodville.
Heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the loss of our loved one E. W. Keith Sr. Signed by Mr and Mrs Joe Davis FE Keith and family Mrs. Gus Landry.
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