Mississippi elected Barnett vows to push segregation plan
Gov elect Barnett, promising strong action, aims to unite southern states against integration. He defends segregation as divinely instituted and essential to civilization, pledging to push his program to revitalize the region’s resistance before his Jan. 1 inauguration.
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Ocratic Party
Coleman
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Necro
Barnett
Dixie States
Tory
South
Substituted Trustee's Sale Notice in Forrest County Mississippi
A substituted trustee announces a sale of a property in Forrest County Mississippi on September 25, 1959 at the courthouse front door. The deed describes Lot 1, Block 115 Kamper and Whinnery No 2 in Section 19 Township 4 North Range 13 West with a 60 by 200 foot parcel along Annie Street and Elizabeth Avenue, including improvements.
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Mississippi
OF Forrest
Dennis Griffith
Forrest
Kamper and Whinnery
Annie Street
Elizabeth Avenue
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Winter Love Poem by Ethel Untermeyer
The speaker imagines gifting a boutonniere or bracelet to a beloved, weighing signals of romantic intent as winter folds into lacey shadows. A lyrical meditation on discreet communication of affection amid cold air and closeness.
Nature and the child’s science quest at home and school
Observing nature engages both children and adults as earth’s forces and living kingdoms drive curiosity. Parents and teachers shape opportunities, with libraries, equipment, and simple home investigation space enabling ongoing learning beyond classroom hours.
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Sewing machine patent year cited as 1846
A note states the sewing machine, the oldest labor saving device still in use, was patented in 1846. The fact emphasizes the device's long history and enduring utility in daily work.
Damaging Flies Cost Vermont Dairymen Profits
In Burlington Vermont flies drain $750000 yearly in profits from dairymen. Dr George MacCollum of the Vermont Extension Service notes losses from wasted feed lowered production and damaged hides. He warns that horse and stable flies can cut milk output and reduce grazing time.
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Burlington
Vermont
George MacCollum
Vermont Extension Service
Domesticating mammals: only 19 of 3500 species reared
A study notes that just nineteen mammal species have been domesticated, out of roughly three thousand five hundred known species. Researchers highlight the rarity of domestication and its selective success across mammals.
Petal Paper Publisher and mailing notices
The Petal Paper announces weekly edition details printed by Adverviser Publishing Co. Pascagoula and East Publications Co. Hattiesburg. It notes second class mailing status, re-entry at Pascagoula, and subscription terms including six months and per year rates.
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Adverviser Publishing CO
Pascagoula
Mass
East Publications Co
Bom
Hattiesburg
Petal
Mississippi
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