State Acquiring Much Property In Emmet County To Improve Fishing And Hunting
State lands officials report acquisitions near Mud Lake in Emmet County to expand public access and habitat. New parcels totaling about 1,200 acres, including lake shore, sloughs, and inlet areas, are described with plans to ease public entry and protect wildlife. negotiations continue for additional holdings.
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Emmet County
Mud Lake
Sabic
St of
Auhansen Brothers
Lewin J. Larson
Mud Lake Slough
Paulsen
Dratrens
Hans
State Lands Plan Swamp Reclamation For Duck Area
M D Lewis superintendent proposes reclaiming a swamp in the area to create an ideal duck area and support bird life and fur-bearing animals. The project aims to attract wildlife and improve habitat with state land management plans. Trichinosis outbreak prevention measures are urged by the state health department.
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M. D. Lewis
State Land
Towang
State Health Department
Ny Tawa
Sdeidhon
Influenza-like symptoms with fever and aches reported
Reports describe fever diarrhea and muscular pains with facial swelling puffiness of the eyes and itching. The symptoms in many cases resemble influenza.
OPA Sets Ceilings on Dressed Muskrat Skins
The OPA announces price ceilings for dressed muskrat skins. Northern muskrats fetch 2.50 per skin and Southern muskrats 1.95 per skin for best grades. Inferior grades allow downward adjustments per standard trade practice. Before the war few dealers handled dressed skins but after raw skins were capped they demanded dressed skins, raising prices.
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OPA
Onion price ceilings extended into 1948 season
The OPA announced continued ceiling prices for the 1948 onion crop with the following schedule. Early and intermediate onions stay at 2.65 dollars per hundredweight from May 15, and adjust through May 16 to June 1. A provision for differentials tied to mile teconium and 8. has a tune 16 te em of veneon 255 remains unclear.
Increase Snap Bean Prices in Rushed Market
Confusing OCR fragment notes a price increase for snap beans tied to market timing around 81st and 82nd terms, with references to miso and a reduced beta of the rise. Details are unclear but indicate a price change context for beans.
Novice of Assessment for Gravel Surfaced District 593 Vernon Township
Notice from Palo Alto County Auditor Martin Thompson announcing the apportionment of special assessments on real estate in Gravel District No 593 Vernon Township. Hearing before the Board of Supervisors at Emmetsburg Court House on February 15, 1446 at 10:00 am. Objections must be filed in writing with the County Auditor by noon on the hearing day. failure to do so waives objections.
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Vernon Township
Notice of Gravel Road Assessment Hearing in Palo Alto County Iowa
A notice published to all landowners in Gravel Road District No 2 listing a proposed assessment of 206.00 on parcels within Emmetsburg area. The hearing before the board of supervisors is set for February 16, 1946 at 10:00 a.m. at the Court House in Emmetsburg, with objections required in writing to the County Auditor by noon of the hearing day.
Notice of Assessment for Gravel Road District 522 Lost Island
Notice to owners and occupants of property in Gravel Road District 522 Lost Island Township that the Board of Apportionment filed a report of special assessments with the Palo Alto County Auditor. A hearing before the Board of Supervisors will be held at Emmetburg Court House at 10:00 a m on the sixteenth day of February 1946. Objections must be filed in writing with the County Auditor by noon that day to preserve rights. failure to object will waive rights.
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Lost Island Township
Moisture Tests Urge Corn Buyers and OPA Warnings
Buyers and sellers are urged to check discounts for corn moisture and grade. Wilbur Hildreth of the State OPA advises miniature tests to set correct ceiling figures as the corn supply remains tight and enforcement targets black markets. DDT warnings de-emphasize its use against influenza and stress standard public health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hildreth
OPA
Man
State Health Department
Department
Iowa
Towa
Notice of Assessment for Gravel Road District 525 Walnut Township
The Auditor of Palo Alto County Iowa reports the board's proposed special assessments on all lots and parcels within Gravel Road District No 525. A hearing is set at the Court House in Emmetsburg Iowa on February 15, 1946 at 10:00 a.m. Any objections must be filed in writing with the County Auditor before noon that day or they will be waived. Martin Thompson appears in the schedule of owners with an interest in the affected real estate.
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Palo Alto County
Grese
Freencan Neti
Pale Algy County
Iowa
Board of Epportiement
Boncd of Supervisors
Court House
Emmetsburg
Board of Supervisora
the Auditor
Board of Apportionment
Travel Road
Board of Supervisors
Emmetaburg
Lown
Immetsburg
Martin Thompson
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