Area Wildlife Areas Highlighted by Henry Tordoff
Palo Alto county landowners could convert small eroded patches, road abandonments, pits, or field edges into wildlife havens. Birds eat pests reducing grain loss, aiding crop quality. A wildlife area requires food, water, and cover. SCS and State Conservation Commission offer planning help.
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Palo Alto County
Henry D. Yordoff
Tordoff
Tordotf
Tovdoff
SCS
The
State Conservation Commission
Wisconsin’s House on the Rock tourist lure traced
A Wiscon sin attraction known as the House on the Rock sits between Spring Green and Loungeville off State Highway 23. The feature is described as a distinctive landmark drawing visitors to the area with its surreal architecture and expansive displays.
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Wisconsin
Uhre Rock
Spring Green
Loungeville
House on the Rock A Sculpture Journey and Growing Retreat
The House on the Rock, crafted by Mex Jordan, rises above Deer Shelter Rock in Wyoming Valley with multilevel spaces and wide windows. Jordan spent seven years building rooms, a Gatehouse, and a farm surrounding the rock, later adding electric lifts, a bridge, and an art and bell gallery as visitors increasingly flock to the site.
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Alex Jorden
Mex Jordan
Lie
Re. Tee
Deershelter Rock
Mr. Jordan
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Henry Tordoff
Sokov
By Maur Vandervelde
Micdern
Earl
Terracing
Jack
Hugh FlanNagan
Jack Flannagan
Exmibtsburg, Iowa
Iowa
Graettinger
Block & Tile Co
Slo-Matic
National Silo Association
Concrete Silo Association
El-O-Pep
Quaker Gals Company
Your Agricultural Service Center
Gene Boblit
Mgr
Edith Lippold
Frem Ringsted
Palo Alto Counts
Tanchard
Wayne Davidson
Marilyn Knottek
Leo E. Fitzgibbons
Clair Clark, Lloyd Clark, and
Lyle Bensen
Fitzgibbons
Attorneys At Law
Estherville
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