Local News Highlights From Emmetsburg Area
Mrs BE Besson and family visited relatives in Emmetsburg with sister Mrs. Donovan. Numerous locals and visitors from Hancock, Charles City, Des Moines, Fort Dodge, and Wisconsin Rapids appeared for weekend and midweek calls. Sugar rationing board seeks season supplies. junior auxiliary opened with readings and reports. Navy enlistment noted for a local graduate.
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BE Besson
Mirs
Art Hawkinson
Isie
Cove
Hancock
Mim
Leo Donovan
Benson
Donoan
H M Helgen
Arene Donovan
Charles ‘City
Moss “Norine -Brown, RN
Waterton
Iowa
Emmets
Cascade
Spendi
Joe Higgins
Fred Gotz
Fort Dodge
Mar
Stee
Gusta al
Altbeing
Colo
Emmetsburg
R Gayse M
Residents receive visitors and note deaths in local column
Ruyhren. Is. June 1 IME NES, Katherine Murphy of Wir naitbe Wash, and Miss Winne- Vral Graty of Selmningham. We St visiting in the ham at Mr. and MAW. B. Grady this wees. Mrs. Jack Hanns of stor vis TH. Many names and visits are recorded among local families with references to travel to Des Moines, Park Rapids, Spencer, and Camp Claiborne. A death removes from our midst an early pioneer. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon. Numerous acquaintances and hostesses noted.
Heavy Rains Damage Pine Lake Park Facilities
Heavy rain and flash floods caused significant damage in state parks with Pine Lake State Park sustaining severe impact. A six inch rainfall in the 9,000 acre Pine Creek watershed sent muddy water into Fine Lake, tearing out the fish screen at the outlet, displacing boats, and smashing structures.
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Pine Lake State Park
Pine Creek
Fine Lake
Flood damages park infrastructure and bridge in overflowed park
Report notes many trees were knocked down in the overflowed park north of the custodian residence. The flood destroyed one automobile bridge and damaged footbridges, fences, and other park equipment.
Supt of Game Joins The Armed Forces
Taylor W. Huston, Superintendent of Game for the State Conservation Commission, has joined the armed forces and is stationed at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. He began with the commission in 1931 as a conservation officer and has led the game program since 1935, bringing regional recognition and increasing quail and pheasant stocking levels in Iowa to heights unseen in two decades.
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Taylor W. Huston
State Conservation Commission
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Huston
The
Conservation Commission
Iowa
Quail Hatchings Rise at State Game Farm Boone
The State Game Farm at Boone receives the first of over 10 000 bob white quail chicks for the year. Six teen sportsmen groups with 39 breeding units applied to Taylor W Huston for chicks. Birds are sent at two weeks old to cooperative clubs, held in brooders for four to five weeks, then released on farms in quail territory. The first shipments began June 6 with weekly releases planned. Clyde Updegraff, superintendent, expects more than 1200 hatch around June 15.
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Boone
Taylor W. Huston
Clyde Updegraff
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