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Newspaper

Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1958

Page

3

Foreclosure Notice by Substituted Trustee in Forrest County

The substituted trustee Will on August 11, 1958, at the court house in Hattiesburg Mississippi, offers for sale at public auction the property described as Lot Sixteen in Block Two in Crue Kippl City according to the maps on file, to satisfy the indebtedness secured by a Deed of Trust for H Baker trustee and Creola Morgan Froeeh, the beneficiary, against Forrest County real estate. The notice is signed by William Brune as substituted trustee.

Merase Creola Morgan Froeeh HH Baker Webenvicter Kinger C Kaiser Sell Diego He Court House Forrest’ County Mpi Hathiesburg Ein Porrest Maarades and Comany Ition Crue Forrest County Mississippi

Foreclosure Sale Notice in Forrest County Mississippi

State of Mississippi Forrest County trustee sale notice shows December 15 1958 deed of trust by WL McWilliams and spouse Opsie for Butter Homes Savings and Loan. Sale set for August th day at county court house under real estate description of Lot Four in Robertson Place and Arnold Street fronting fifty feet.

Mississeppi Forrest County WL. McWilliams Opsie Aqserson McWilliams Wms Haralson Butter Homes Savings and Loan Association, Inc Mississippi Office of the Chancery Robertso Tamperep Veeburg Chanel Poytet Ntleai Arnold

Foreclosure Notice of Mississippi Hen Danny Denko Miller Trust

Court proceedings in Tereel County foreclose a trust on the Missis sippi hen Danny Denko Miller property. The notice states the public sale will occur at the County Court House, with bidding for cash to satisfy an unsworn debt.

Denko Miller Tereel

Deed of Trust in Shejlun Seer County Details

Fragmentary OCR records an estate transfer involving a deed of trust in Shejlun Seer County. The text references a grantor with a signature date around July and mentions a Northwest Southwest Quarter designation. Details are garbled with names, dates, and precise parties obscured, leaving the core action of a secured transfer unclear.

Shejlun Seer Fremerty

Substituted Trustee's Notice of Sale Foreclosure in Forrest County

Public notice states that a substituted trustee will foreclose a deed of trust on foreclosed lands in Forrest County Mississippi. The action arises from default on a loan secured by the Deed of Trust originally dated October 22 and transferred through Hub Building and Loan Association Kaiser C. Runnels as beneficiary. Auction scheduled for Monday August 1 during legal hours at the Forrest County Courthouse.

Orie Osie Anderton Webster Anderson Mortis Hub Pudding Sonny Assi Chantery Clerk Forrest County Mississippi Forrest Building and Loan Association Gaid Hub Building and Loan Association Chancery ABI Forrest Buildin Kaiser Clack Kaiser C. ‘Runnels Tyierepore Mongay Forrest Yanty

Mississippi Adds New Tee Farms to State Forest List

scattered OCR text mentions more tee farms added in Mississippi and noting opposition counts. It references private lands taxed for continuation of forest products and describes tree farm concepts and totals in vague terms. The readable names and exact figures are unclear.

Mississippi

Cotton Crops Near Normal in Delta State

The state reports near normal cotton crops for the year with work interrupted only by occasional showers. Plantings are establishing well, fields are generally clean, and growth is good. About 60 percent of Delta acreage has been chopped once, with farmers showing varied growth stages from north to south but overall in good condition.

Heparly

Mineral Industry Sets New Records in 1957

Mississippi's mineral industry totaled a record 149,305,000 dollars in 1957, up from 122,620,000 in 1955 and 138,098,000 in 1956. Gains were driven mainly by higher values for mineral fuels especially crude petroleum and natural gas, with production increases in natural gas and natural gas liquids. Clay, sand, and gravel fell in volume but gained in value.

Mississippi

Liming Pastures Shown As Best Summer Practice

Liming is recommended as the best summer practice for pastures. A soil test determines lime needs, with rates ranging from one to two tons per acre. Phosphate in soil will be released by lime. Farmers aim for a mix of grasses and legumes in pasture lands.

Mississippi Plans Twelve New Recreation Areas

Plans to establish twelve recreation areas in Mississippi forests with picnic facilities at each, based on public opinion surveys. The project aims to expand outdoor access and leisure options across state woodlands.

National Forests of Mississippi

Mississippi Farm Youth Leadership Builds Strong FFA

An impressive phase of Mississippi agricultural progress shows the Future Farmers of America expanding from a 1934 nucleus of 250 members to 9,960 participants. The FFA program, improved yearly, strengthens leadership among rural youth for present and future needs.

Mississippi Future Farmers of America FFA

Egg Production Up in Southeastern States

Poultry experts forecast a continued rise in egg production across the southeastern states including Mississippi. Increases outpace the growth in laying hens due to higher productivity of the layers. Use of antibiotics in rations improves egg output and feed efficiency.

Mississippi

Mississippi Forests Open to All Visitors

In 1957 Mississippi recorded a peak of 866000 recreational visits across its five national forests. The expansion program boosts the state’s draw as a recreational area for visitors and residents.

Mississippi

Crop And Livestock Progress Report Summary

Cotton, corn and hay advanced well after favorable weather. Wheat and oats harvest near completion with first alfalfa cuttings generally good. Hay crops and pastures improving as livestock gain weight. May livestock deaths total 64,100, up 5,600 from April and 2,000 from May of last year.

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