Notice of Trustee Sale of Land in Forrest County Mississippi
Trustee William V. Murry will sell at public auction the land described in Molly R. Campbell's deed of trust dated November 6 1931 to satisfy the indebtedness. The sale to be held August 30, 1957 at the front door of the Forrest County Courthouse Hatlesburg Mississippi within legal hours. The property is part of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 105 Kamper and Whinnery Subdivision No 2 city of Hattiesburg described as beginning at the intersection of Mobile Street and Fifth Street and including 90 by 147 foot area. The deed of trust is recorded in Book 149 pages 345-346 Chancery Clerk Forrest County Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly R. Campbell
William V. Murry
Chancery Clerk
Forrest County
Mississippi
Hatlesburg
Kamper and Whinnery
City of
Hattiesburg
Fifth Street
WM. V. Murry
Kamper and Whitmery
Hatties Burg
Said. Com
Mobile Street
V. Murry
Notice of Substituted Trustee's Sale in Forrest County
Notice states Molly R Campbell widow executed a deed of trust dated November 6 1951 to E C Fisher as trustee securing an indebtedness. The record appears in Book 19 pages 347 348 of the deed of trust records in the chancery Clerk office Forrest County Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly R. Campbell
E. C. Fisher
Forrest County
Mississippi
Order 11 Years Late Tests US Postal Delay in Virginia
Suffolk, Virginia man H T Hollman ordered six uniform coveralls on January 3, 1946. The package, mailed C O D from Danville, arrived recently, costing about half current prices. The items fit his son Billy age seventeen and the delay drew little complaint.
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Suffolk
H. T. Hollman
C.O.D
Danville
Hollman
Hellman
Billy
Notice of Foreclosure Sale by Substituted Trustee
Public notice of foreclosure by substituted trustee WM V Murry on August 30 1957 at the Forrest County Courthouse Hattiesburg Mississippi. Sale includes described parcel a 45 by 90 foot strip fronting Fifth Street in Lot 1 Black 105 Kamper Whitmery Subdivision No 2 City of Hattiesburg with improvements and appurtenances.
Heat Helps Cotton As Mississippi Crops Endure Heat
The Agricultural Extension Service reports cotton generally improves while extreme heat persists in Mississippi. In Marion County hot winds dried areas with no rainfall, Choctaw and Calhoun Counties note corn and sorghum needs, hay quality rises in Lincoln, while Attala and Lee Counties see showers aiding crops and watermelons nearly sold.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Mississippi
Marion County
Choctaw County
Calhoun County
Jones County
Lincoln County
Attala County
Lee County
Teen Driver Cited After Back-Seat Operator Incident
Springfield Illinois police report Ronald Roof, 17, driving from the back seat while another youth sat on the floor of the front seat. Roof was charged with reckless driving.
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Springfield
Ill
Ronald Roof
Roof
Borden of Mississippi and the Condensed Milk Pioneers
Gail Borden, a Mississippi native and Texas editor, founded the condensed milk process in May 1857. The Borden Co. reported last year spending $10,233,523 on raw products and payrolls in Mississippi as it marked a century since the invention.
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Borden
Mississippi
The
Borden Co
Gail Borden
Texas
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Front St
Hattiesburg, Miss
Southeastern Materials Co
Lean
Southern Bell
Southern Bell Telephone ‘and Telegraph
Compan Bactnare
Dr. Se
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