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Hattiesburg

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Hattiesburg, city (1990 pop. 41,882), seat of Forrest co., SE Miss., on the Leaf River; inc. 1884. It is the rail, trade, and industrial center of a farm and timber area. Once a great lumbering city, Hattiesburg now produces sand and gravel, steel, lumber, industrial machinery, signs, resins, furniture, apparel, rubber, food and beverages, and chemicals. It is the seat of the Univ. of Southern Mississippi and of William Carey College. De Soto National Forest is in the area.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] 5266 Old Hwy 11 Suite 130 * Hattiesburg, MS 39402 (601)268-7352 * www.
And there were indications last week that the Hattiesburg store might not be long for this world.
MacQuarrie and her husband Allan of Auburn; his mother, Euinice (Kurbs) Gustafson of Marlborough; two brothers, Arnold Gustafson of Hattiesburg, Mississippi and Gerald Gustafson of Northborough; three granddaughters who were his pride and joy, Amanda N.
 
 
 
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