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June 4, 1959 A new "first for women" in Kosciusko is the police job held by Mrs.
County crime briefs: Trailer stolen; Husband, wife charged; etc.
Trailer stolen Bill Rutledge reported his 12-foot trailer was stolen from his Attala County Road 4171 property Saturday.
May 28, 1959 Annual employees of the Mississippi Forestry Service in Attala County are Charles Steen, dispatcher, W.M. Brown, area forester, and Jim Dees, crew leader.
Three charged in county break-ins
The Attala County Sheriff's Department arrested three men in two Sallis area burglaries late Tuesday.
Blues artists to be on hand for unveiling of Blues Trail marker
The Attala County Sheriff's Department apprehended a Sallis man on drug charges Wednesday, April 15, on the campus of McAdams High School.
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April 9, 1959 Lonnie Braswell, contractor and former school teacher, placed his name in The Star-Herald's growing candidate column last week as a candidate for the important office of sheriff.
Minister plans to construct retreat in Sallis
"It's a mighty big project and we serve a mighty big God," Katie Tigner, an ordained minister said to the Attala County Supervisors at the Tuesday board meeting.
Jan. 8, 1959 The "Walking Penny" project of the Ethel Science Club, directed by Mrs.
Bar owners seek extension for sale of beer in County
The Attala County Board of Supervisors is looking into what can be done to amend the "beer ordinance" in the county.
Instead of snow, rain floods county; Tornadoes touch down in Attala, Holmes
Residents in Attala and Holmes County might have been wishing for snow last week but all they got was rain and tornadic activity.
Dec. 11, 1958 A truck-trailer collision with an Illinois Central freight train here at a crossing on North Natchez Street about 12:45 p.m. Saturday caused considerable damage to property but no one was injured.