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Newspaper
Petal Paper
Location
Petal, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1957
Page
4
A fragment notes a March act related to Petal and Pascagoula with a price of 53.00 and mentions entities in Mississippi. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear actions or dates.
By Felix Underwood M D Mississippi Progress argues progress requires health education and public health services. It stresses sanitation water sewage food handling housing slum clearance and pollution controls as cities expand. It notes rising accident risks and urges rural areas not be neglected to protect children and overall welfare.
Sunflower County farmers led by Leslie Fletcher report lamb growing profitable with 190 lambs bought in November and a carry-over flock of 358 to fatten. Lambs graze on oats rye peas and vetch with about 60 sold already for the spring market. Wool will be sold through Inverness wool pool, helping cover ewe upkeep as lamb health and growth are prioritized for public health aided farming.
The Department of Agriculture includes all Mississippi counties in the emergency loan area. Farmers must show inability to secure private or other government loans. Applications go to local Farmers Home Administration offices. Maximum loan is $15,000. Renewals apply for those who exhausted drought program borrowing.
Advertisement for DIATRON weight loss claiming hunger curb without diet or exercise. Promises guaranteed weight loss or money back if first package fails, with Petal Drug Store handling orders and returns.
The St. Mary's Daily Press initiative recognizing courteous drivers has yielded quick results as the program spreads praise across the community. Within a few hours the effort showed signs of shaping better driving behavior among local motorists.
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