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Newspaper
Petal Paper
Location
Petal, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1957
Page
4
The Mississippi Highway Department reported September tolls totaling 107 750 dollars. Bay St. Louis bridge carried 168 077 vehicles paying 52 248 dollars while the Pascagoula span saw 190 253 vehicles pay 55 501 dollars.
Mississippi tops the nation for the number of tree farms says the Mississippi Pine Manufacturers Association. The state has 1150 tree farms and 64 percent of the land is dedicated to forest production, seen as wealth that replaces itself.
During the 1955 to 1956 fiscal period the United States provided Turkey with 200 million dollars in military assistance.
Farmers and ranchers in drought hit Dublin Texas held a appreciation event for railroad officials who reduced hay freight by 14 dollars per ton. The voluntary cut, aided by a government subsidy, helped keep ranchers farmers and dairymen from going broke.
Thomas Gealy enters Tagg horses Tagg's Matador Tagg's Paleface Tagg's High Tide and Tagg's Lane in the 69th National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden November 5 to 12. Gealy aims to win open jumping honors and will compete in Holmdel New Jersey before the national event.
Sawmills increasingly use high pressure jets of water to strip bark from trees. The Chinese language and its dialects are spoken by nearly 500 million people.
Mississippi ranks seventh in the United States and second in the South in work on the new Federal Interstate Highway System. The State Highway Department has 85 miles under construction or contract, with about 690 miles of routes including 80, 51, 90 and 11. Construction is 90 percent federally financed and spread over roughly 15 years with design and engineering by the state department.
A Columbus youth entered 70 year old Charles Hat tum s grocery store and complained of wet feet. Hatum invited him to dry his shoes by a heater, then the youth produced a pistol, emptied the cash register of about $200, and fled.
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