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the picture is the eyes and ears of the Mississippi i >>mmission in Hancock County. This is what you call a ind dispatching tower. There is a man on duty in this t ::ie year round. His duty is to keep a lookout for fires and r.:r.g else that might be detrimental to the forest. There 2-way radio in this tower for the purpose of keeping in contact the County’s fire-fighting crews and other personnel.
Greatest Income Potential Of Hancock County
Develop And Preserve Hancock Forest Lands
MARION PARKER Area Forester
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Truck hauling pulpwood to the barge. Wise harvesting methods and adequate protection assure the timber owner continued production through the years.
Hancock County Board Of Supervisors
CHARLES RUSS BEAT NO. 1
MRS. FRANK KELLAR BEAT NO. 2
JOHNSON SHAW BEAT NO. 3
JACK LOTT BEAT NO. 4
R. G. HUBBARD BEAT NO. 5