The World of Nature Forestry and Wildlife Interrelations
A discussion on the need for basic research into forestry and wildlife interactions to uncover nature's laws and apply science to manage forests for soil protection water control and habitat. It reviews forests as sources of wood, habitats for game, and their evolving pressures from population and hunting reducing bears elk buffalo deer and other species across American lands.
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Shakespeare
America
Mississippi River
Washington, D. C
United States
Railway-Barge Service To Link Railroads And Waterfront Sites
A new rail-barge service will soon operate in Jackson County linking a 150-foot barge carrying six loaded freight cars to a push er-type tug. A Pascagoula terminal will unload cars for Louisville and Nashville and Mississippi Export rail shipments. The system aims to serve water front industrial sites in rural areas and begin around April 1 after equipment conversion and purchase.
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Jackson County
Pascagoula
Louisville
Nashville
Mississippi
Mississippi Hatcheries Production Rises in December
Mississippi hatcheries produced 5,478,000 chicks in December, up 23 percent from 4,450,000 in December 1956, the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service says. Broiler-type chicks totaled 5,307,000, vs 4,331,000 a year earlier, while egg-type chicks reached 171,000, up from 123,000 in December 1956.
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Mississippi
Mississippi Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Tomatoes In January at Mississippi State Campus
Fresh vine ripened tomatoes grown wholesale on the Mississippi State College Campus under the supervision of Dr. E L Moore of the horticultural department. The project uses nine greenhouse varieties in a plastic greenhouse. Moore leads broader tomato research including breeding for flavor and disease resistance and an important mulching discovery.
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Mississippi State College
E. L. Moore
Horticultural Department
Moore
Expert Urges Expansion of Pasture Land
W. R. Thompson, Extension pasture specialist, says farmers have land and livestock to expand pastures. He outlines four requirements: lime the land, fertilize properly, weed control, and management. He notes pasture profits depend on proper planning and scientific control.
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W. R. Thompson
Notice of Sale Under Substituted Trustee in Forrest County
Legal notice announces foreclosure sale under a Deed of Trust recorded in Forrest County Mississippi. John C Walker and Ruby Walker defaulted on indebtedness to Kaiser C Run nels. substituted trustee will sell at the courthouse on the Fourth Monday of April 1958 for cash to satisfy the debt. Sale targets the northwest quarter and southeast quarter of Section 11, Township West, Range 6. The trustee’s sale proceeds benefit the deed beneficiary.
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John C. Walker
Ruby Lie Walker
Forrest County
Mississippi
William V. Murry
Fortest County
Hattiesburg
Trust deed foreclosure notice for Forrest County
Notice of trustee sale due to default on July 11 1950 deed of trust by Clit tis Hoard and Bessie Watts Hoard. Foreclosure by substitute trustee on April 25 1958 at courthouse front door for Lots 1 2 3 Block 3 Lischkoff Survey Addition. Signature dated March 1 1998 by John Hartfield.
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Forrest County
Mississippi
Cone de Ee
Forrest
Clittis Hoard
Bessie
Watts Hoard
Court House
Lischkoff
John
Hartfield
Income Opportu nity with Cityrette Machines Route
Reliable local resident can service a route of cidarette machines five hours weekly earning up to 275 monthly. Could grow to 20,000 annually with support. No sale needed. route established. Requires 1000 to 32700 cash and a usable car for personal interview at Box 5193 St. Paul Minn.
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Sinc Cérely
St.Paul
Minn
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