North rancher seeks $146000 in Grand Rapids expropriation case
Thomas Lamb of Moose Lake contests compensation for government townsite plans for Indian and Metis residents. Testimony shows expropriation values once pegged at $150,000, with offers as low as $4,000, while related land and buildings are cited. Information includes a July 21 1962 Tribune release and Lamb’s July 27 1962 reply to Minister J B Carroll.
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Festival Queen Contest Highlights and Property Valuation Discussion
An appraiser testified that moving costs to a different site could affect valuation, suggesting a move costing 150 000 dollars might cap Mr. Lamb's property's value at that amount. The hearings adjourned to Friday April 10. Old Dutch Foods sponsored this year's Festival Queen Contest with Iona Wood and two princesses receiving mink items.
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