Almanac timeline notes 1935 1961 1959 events
The entry lists Huey Long’s 1935 assassination in Baton Rouge, the 1961 Hurricane Carla deaths and damage, Moon Luna 2 landing in 1959, and Nixon Ford pardons in 1974. It also notes H L Mencken birth in 1880 and old farmer queries about painting and light bulb removal with hints.
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U.S
Huey P. Long
Carl A. Weiss
Baton Rouge
Gerald R. Ford
Richard M Nixon
Carla
Texas
H.L. Mencken
Baltimore
Soviet Union
South Hampton
N.H
Project Respect expands hunting access across counties
The DNR program Project Respect aims to increase private land access for hunters by identifying landowners willing to permit limited hunting if hunters are responsible and respectful. In Pierce and St Croix, John Vaughtal has enrolled over 230 landowners and 54,000 acres since 1978, with mixed results in other northwestern counties and warnings that deer hunting faces stricter access than small game. Contact local wildlife managers for information on enrollment and participating counties.
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DNR
Project Respect
Pierce
St. Croix
John Vaughtal
Iowa
Brown
Ed Frank
DNA
Frank
John Porter
Polk
Barron
Randy McDonough
Eau Claire Week Temperatures From Sept 10 to 16
National Weather Service records show high and low daily temperatures for Eau Claire from Sept 10 to 16. Highlights include Sept 11 high 98 and low 31, Sept 12 high 99 and low 28, and Sept 15 high 97 and low 33, with various decade-old records noted.
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Eau Claire
National Weather Service
Seven Day Weather Outlook for Eau Claire Week of Sept 10 16
Normal highs range from 72 to 70 degrees with daily lows from 58 to 49. Average temperatures vary around 60 degrees, with Sept 11 to 16 showing a steady cool trend and one degree dip in midweek.
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Eau Claire
National Weather Service
Dust Bowl area defined and damage in Great Plains
The August Agricultural Research report describes the Dust Bowl as a small part of the Great Plains covering 20 counties in northern Texas Panhandle Oklahoma Kansas and Colorado. It notes 8.7 million acres severely damaged by wind by 1937 and 7 million more damaged slightly with Baca County Colorado hardest hit.
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Agricultural Research Magazine
The
Agriculture Department
Dust Bowl
Great Plains
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Hubert Kelley
Department
S Agricultural Research Service
Baca
Bent and
Prowers
Grant
Hamilton
Morton
Seward
Stanton
Stevens
Beaver
Cimarron
Texas
Baca County
USDA
LCS
Montana
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