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Newspaper
Petal Paper
Location
Petal, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1956
Page
4
Tree Farm Field Day Draws Large Laurel Crowd
The Tree Farm Field Day at Laurel on November 27 drew about 250 people from Jones and surrounding counties. Demonstrations on forest fire protection tree planting hardwood management and timber measurements were presented. Lt Governor Carroll Gartin urged wise use of timber resources to build a better state. D J Gray of Masonite discussed forestry's impact noting Mississippi hosts about 2400 wood dependent manufacturing plants. Sixteen area landowners received Tree Farm membership certificates in the program run by Mississippi Forestry Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Leggett Tree Farm
Jones
Carroll Gartin
D. J. Gray
Masonite Corporation
Mississippi
Ippi Forestry Association
Sippi
Is There Really One An American Santa Claus
A prose meditation extols the United States as an “American Santa Claus” describing vast wealth, productivity, and charitable giving. It praises landowners, chambers of commerce, and corporate sponsors for supporting orphanages, hospitals, and community works, highlighting America’s abundance and global aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
United States
Santa Claus as a symbol of American liberty and faith
The text argues that Santa Claus embodies individual liberty from constitutional rights to free speech worship and work choice after tax, linking personal freedom to national prosperity and moral worth. It notes Christ’s message of peace, cites Australia’s wool sales at about 900 million dollars and US families spending about a quarter of income on food.
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Santa Claus
Australia
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Betty and
Paul Wright
Southland Florist
St. Paul St
Dial
Frank P. Corso, Inc
JOE Morris Motors
Broadway
Hattiesburg
Jimmy Faughn
Tree Farm
Richard Alien
Forestry Association
Laurel Chamber of Commerce
Tom Leggett
Ally
Radio and Television Co
Tony Hardy
Noel
Clyde W. Easterling
Chancery
Hub Printing Company
Cuitinas
Beverly Drive
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