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	LPL Mss 25 Register in HTML
		Hixon Forest was part of a land grant to Judge George Gale (of Galesville) in 1851.
		The Hixon Forest Nature Center is housed in a building on the edge of Hixon Forest and used to be a Forest Service Watershed Lab, constructed in 1966 by the Federal Government.
		The Hixon Forest Trail Committee is just a small part of a large organization, consisting mostly of volunteers, and dedicated to preserving and improving Hixon Forest and related areas.
	www.lacrosselibrary.org /mss/mss025.html (923 words)

	Hixon Township
		It was sparsely settled until the railroad of Wisconsin Central came through the town and a railroad station was established in the central part of the town.
		The chairman of the town of Hixon was Wm.
		The township of Thorp was divided from west Hixon April 3, 1876 and the township of Hoard was formed from east Hixon, March of 1889.
	wvls.lib.wi.us /ClarkCounty/hixon (427 words)

	La Crosse Tribune - 6.0
		Those findings raised concerns about the long-term goals of Hixon, he said, and coupled with increased usage of the forest, a plan was deemed overdue.
		"Hixon Forest is a large area that has needs in regards to natural resource management and management of recreational uses," said Hixon Forest Nature Center board member Craig Thompson, who also works for the Department of Natural Resources and served on the plan's steering committee.
		Current recommendations suggest the Hixon Forest Comprehensive Plan be revisited by the Board of Park Commissioners on a five-year basis, or in the case of significant land additions.
	www.lacrossetribune.com /articles/2005/03/05/news/02hixon.txt (1520 words)

	HICKSON in Wisconsin, USA
		Edith Hickson, born 12 JUL 1900 in Wisconsin, died JUN 1987 in Wisconsin
		Arlin Hixon, born 7 OCT 1908 in Wisconsin, died OCT 1981 in Wisconsin
		Dorothy Hickson, born 2 JUL 1944 in Wisconsin, died JUL 1992 in Wisconsin
	www.hicksons.org /ByState/WI.html (447 words)

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		A prominent family, Joseph and Irene Hixon, bought the property in 1909 holding it in trust until it was donated as park to the city of La Crosse in 1912.During this time, local citizens, lead by Mrs.
		Bryan Stanley’s mother, Mary, was successful in 1996 in helping to change Wisconsin law to include a “fifth standard” for commitment to allow families of mentally ill adults to seek help through an involuntary commitment process for a person who is unable or unwilling to seek help on his or her own.
		Prepared by the Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation for the La Crosse River Valley Study committee, this technical report details the traffic volume and capacity of proposed north-south transportation corridor plans 1 through plan 4B3, and discussed the forecasting tools used in gathering and analyzing the data.
	www.lacrosselibrary.org /digital (3898 words)

	RS 6-3-12 Ralph M. Hixon Papers
		Hixon was appointed Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Iowa State College (University) in 1923.
		Hixon was also appointed Research Professor (1934-1939) and Head (1939-1940) of the Plant Chemistry subsection of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station.
		Hixon received the Midwest Award (1945) of the St. Louis section of the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the Kenneth A. Spencer Award of the Kansas City section of the ACS (1955).
	www.lib.iastate.edu /arch/rgrp/6-3-12.html (629 words)

	Great River Road - Highway Through History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Before Wisconsin was a state, pioneers ventured to its densely wooded lands to capitalize on logging and fur trading, industries that flourished due to the ready transportation route provided by the Mississippi River.
		Built by Swiss settlers in 1848 on a narrow strip of land nestled between the Mississippi River and steep wooded bluffs, Alma (608/685-3330; www.almawisconsin.com) was once an important logging stop.
		Information is also available through the Wisconsin Department of Tourism by calling the department's 24-hour, live-operated toll-free number at 1-800-432-TRIP/8747 or visiting travelwisconsin.com.
	agency.travelwisconsin.com /PR/Travel_News/OtherKits/GRR_HistoricalAttractions.shtm (1271 words)

	Wisconsin \| Region 5 Environmental Education \| US EPA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The cornerstone of the program is a two-week multi-disciplinary summer institute where teams of teachers learn the process of ecological restoration and how to teach this to their students through hands-on activities.
		The goal is to assemble key environmental education leaders from each state to examine the current regional structure, and to explore the opportunities for increasing environmental education capacity on a regional scale.
		To teach all 11 tribes in Wisconsin about the findings of the recently released EPA comparative risk analysis report entitled, "Tribes at Risk." The report is the first study in the U.S. That evaluates environmental risks to particular groups of Native Americans.
	www.epa.gov /region5/enved/pastwisc.html (3307 words)

	Wisconsin Gardens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Greenhouses at the University of Wisconsin: 5th Floor, Phillips Hall, Eau Claire, WI (715)836-3523.
		Hixon House: 429 North 7th Street, La Crosse, WI 54602 (608)782-1980.
		University of Wisconsin Arboretum and Longenecker Gardens: 1207 Seminole Highway, Madison, WI 53711-3726 (608)263-7888.
	www.ilovegardens.com /Wisconsin_Gardens/wisconsin_gardens.htm (1303 words)

	Resources - LEAF Field Experience Providers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The Black Earth campus, with its rugged rock outcroppings and natural formations that Wisconsin's unique unglaciated terrain provides, is home to 38 acres of oak-hickory forested upland.
		Wisconsin Forestree is an interdisciplinary two- or three-day field experience for students in grades 6-8.
		The nature center is an interpretive, visitor, and environmental education facility operated by the Friends of Hixon Forest Nature Center, in cooperation with the LaCrosse Parks and Recreation Department.
	www.uwsp.edu /cnr/leaf/Resource/field.htm (1293 words)

	birding facts Birding Resources by the Fat Birder
		While Wisconsin lacks the scenic grandeur of the west and the notoriety of the east, it does contain variety and surprises that few states can match.
		Join the Wisconsin Metro Audubon Society, a chapter of the National Audubon Society, serving the southern and western areas of Milwaukee and surrounding communities.
		The Wisconsin Society for Ornithology was organized in 1939 to encourage the study of Wisconsin birds.
	www.fatbirder.com /links_geo/america_united_states/wisconsin.html (2463 words)

	Merry Manyr/Genealogy
		Claire was born February 4, 1958 on the island of Western Samao in the Pacific Ocean.
		George died June 13, 1898 - Columbus, Wisconsin and is buried in the Columbus Cemetery - Columbus, Wisconsin.
		Rosa died June 12, 1943 - Columbus, Wisconsin and is buried in the Columbus Cemetery - Columbus, Wisconsin.
	www.empirenet.com /~hixon/genealogical_chart.html (4882 words)

	thebackpacker.com - trails & places - hixon forest cp review - wisconsin
		Hixon Forest is simply the closest hiking to La Crosse, WI.
		Hixon's got almost a dozen trails, with the longest being the Bicentennial running from downtown La Crosse's Riverside Park up the ridgeline to a trailhead on County FA (Rim of the City Road).
		Main lot is within Hixon Forest, on a turnoff from WI Highway 16 named either Bluff Pass or Quarry Road (not very well marked to begin with).
	www.thebackpacker.com /trails/wi/trail_1061.php (398 words)

	Master list of Wisconsin Logging Railroads
		The history of the logging lines that connected to the Milwaukee Road Wisconsin Valley main at Rantz Spur or Hixon is very complex.
		In 1912 a hearing was held before the Wisconsin Railroad Commission to determine if the line was common carrier trackage or only a private logging spur.
		It was the last narrow guage railroad in Wisconsin, and the last narrow guage common carrier railroad in the midwest.
	members.tripod.com /~sassmaster/oneid.html (1724 words)

	Elroy Sparta State Bike Trail Biking Canoeing Kayaking Amish Wisconsin WI
		The museum was founded in March 1999 by a core group of residents who wanted to honor Deke Slayton's memory in his hometown of Sparta, WI and to commemorate the county's rich bicycling heritage.
		Author Richard Dawley is an eager and respectful observer, who, in his first book, "Amish in Wisconsin" invites the reader to accompany him as he engages the Amish in their various Wisconsin settlements.
		HIXON HOUSE IN LA CROSSE: Restored to its turn of the century elegance in 2005, this National Historic Landmark, the Hixon House, represents an architectural & historic treasure.
	www.franklinvictorianbb.com /activities.php (2499 words)

	Public Intervenor - The public trust doctrine cases in Wisconsin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Merkel, interprets state constitution to mean a landowner could use as much groundwater as he wanted regardless of how it affected adjoining property owners.
		In 1974, the court overturns that decision and rules in State of Wisconsin v.
		PSC recognizes the cumulative impacts of construction in navigable waters as a valid concern, and establishes that the state must consider these cumulative impacts when weighing permits to alter the shorelands.
	www.wsn.org /issues/PIOpubtrustwiscases.html (331 words)

	UW La Crosse Area Research Center Network of the Wisconsin Historical Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The ARC is a cooperative project of the University and the Wisconsin Historical Society to preserve historical records in a five-county region.
		Among them are records (1872-1885) of the Greenwood Norwegian Lutheran Church in Vernon County, Civil War letters (1861-1865) of Edward Cronon, records (1856-1928) of Hixon and Company's lumbering and other enterprises, and records (1894-1938) of a La Crosse carpenters' union local.
		The ARC also has all published guides to the holdings of the Wisconsin Historical Society.
	www.wisconsinhistory.org /libraryarchives/arcnet/lacrosse.asp (268 words)

	The Wheeler Report
		Letter from Wisconsin Right to Life endorsing Chris Lufter in the 97th Assembly District race.
		Wisconsin ready to accommodate voters of all abilities.
		Wisconsin judge chosen for 2006 Rehnquist Award (Edward R. Brunner, Barron County.)
	www.thewheelerreport.com (1071 words)

	Shevlin-Hixon Lumber Company
		The Shevlin family owned extensive timberlands in Minnesota and Oregon, and the capital that Hixon brought into the combination allowed the company to prosper.
		Hixon became president of the company, and T. McCann, a cousin of the Shevlins, became manager of their western operations.
		The forests logged off by Shevlin-Hixon have grown back into new forests, and the current residents are more inclined to let these “virgin” forests stand than those who came before.
	www.trainweb.org /highdesertrails/shlco.html (1601 words)

	Marsh
		The map shows great detail of the river channel, as well as the course of Nicollet’s canoe (shown by a dashed line), and a multitude of natural and cultural features along both banks, including early townsites and Sioux and Fox Indian village locations.
		The pamphlet is illustrated with fl and white drawings of marsh plants, insects, and animals.
		The La Crosse River at that time was deemed a very valuable asset in terms of recreational use and thus was a great concern to the Chamber and its committee.
	www.lacrossehistory.org /environment/marsh.htm (2414 words)

	Wisconsin: Life's So Good.
		Get the adrenaline pumping and be prepared to scream as Wisconsin conjures up just the right mix of Halloween frights and fun for all ages.
		The vintage train rambles along the Fox River to the entrance of this realistically designed, state-of-the-art event with animatronics, cutting edge props and live ghouls for an adrenaline-filled, edge of your seat experience.
		Hixon Forest Haunted Hollow features a hike at night through the Hixon haunted forest in LaCrosse (608/784-0303).
	www.travelwisconsin.com /activity/weeklyfeature_041018.htm (390 words)

	Hixon Hixon Township, Clark County, Wisconsin. Webmaster & Township Historian: Gina Bower. Photo Fr (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Hixon Forest Nature Center welcomes you to our world of birding, environmental education, hiking, prairie restoration Hixon Forest Nature Center is located in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
		Selected Articles from the La Crosse Tribune newspaper Hixon Forest traces it roots to the founding of Grandad Bluff as a park.
		Mary Hixon was born in Stoughton, Norfolk Co, Ma April 27, 1748.
	www.99hosted.com /names10036.html (349 words)

	Adelsman's Cross-Country Ski Page: Trails (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Located next to Hixon Forest on top of scenic Grandad Bluff.
		Parking can be found at the Wildcat Lot, about 4 miles NE of Millston, and at Smrekar Lot, about 4 miles east of Millston.
		Some provide great vistas of the surrounding valleys and hills of southwest Wisconsin.
	www.skinnyski.com /trails/ski/listings.asp?region=sw-wi (240 words)

	Amish, amish country, amish people, hiking, horseback riding, biking, golf, course golf, golf vacation, nature travel, ...
		Most of Monroe County was not covered with ice during the Wisconsin glacier.
		Hiking in west central Wisconsin is abundant in public lands.
		Peak at lifestyles from a bygone era at: The Hixon House, home of lumber baron, Gideon Hixon, famous author Hamlin Garland's home and the ethnic Norwegian immigrant settlement.
	www.justintrails.com /areainfo.html (989 words)

	Association of Wisconsin Cleaning Contractors
		The Association of Wisconsin Cleaning Contractors (AWCC), is a Wisconsin based non-profit professional association promoting the use of professional association promoting the use of professional cleaning contractors by the general public, through marketing and public relation efforts.
		Although chartered in Wisconsin, and operating statewide, the AWC accepts all interested members from outside of Wisconsin.
		He was awarded the prestigious George Hixon Award in 2003 from Kiwanis International for his exemplary service to the community.
	www.awcconline.org (527 words)

	Genealogy Clark Co., Wis. Free Data Bases
		The Stanley Historical Society--located just across the county line, in Chippewa Co., Wisconsin, has a wonderful genealogical and historical collection which includes many items pertaining to the northwestern portion of Clark Co. They are open on Saturdays and Sundays from 1 pm to 4 pm.
		Their holdings include an exciting new research library and are very eager helpers with a vast collection of indexed news clippings.
		Wisconsin Birth, Death and Marriage Records ($80/yr access fee, but the same database is available free or at a nominal cost at the Wis. State Historical Society and many Mormon History Centers)
	www.geocities.com /clarkcountygenealogy (1016 words)

	cantonrep.com
		Nance is a possibility for later in the draft, but don’t forget about another MAC receiver, draft riser Domenik Hixon of Akron, who might be perfect for Frye.
		Hixon opened eyes in a recent campus workout, running 40-yard dashes posted at 4.39 and 4.36 on nfl.com.
		Hixon had 66 catches for 882 yards and helped beat Marshall with a monster game — 13 catches for 192 yards.
	www.cantonrep.com /index.php?Category=17&ID=276093&r=3 (914 words)

	Title Index
		Biographical History of La Crosse, Trempealeau and Buffalo Counties Wisconsin, 1892.
		La Crosse Healers: A Checklist of Physicians, Midwives, Dentists, Chiropractors, and Miscellaneous Practitioners in the City of La Crosse, Wisconsin from the 1840s to the 1980s.
		A Sketch of Gideon Cooley Hixon: La Crosse Lumberman / Drucilla Kathleen Munson.
	www.lacrossehistory.org /titleindex.htm (1705 words)

	Horses in Hixon Forest? WXOW TV-19 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Hixon Forest may soon expand its area to accomodate horseback riders.
		Safey is a major concern for the management at Hixon.
		Currently the trails are used by bike riders, hikers, runners, and skiers.
	www.wxow.com /cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi?archive=1&num=1855 (130 words)

	Hiking Wisconsin (book)
		Author Martin Hintz is a longtime Wisconsin resident who brings to life the history, terrain, flora, and fauna of each area.
		Whether you live in Wisconsin or are just visiting, there's no better way to discover the natural beauty of the state than with Hiking Wisconsin.
		He resides in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he enjoys hiking, fishing, canoeing, cross-country skiing, and reading in his leisure time.
	www.onlinesports.com /pages/I,HK-0-88011-567-X.html (482 words)

	JS Online: FDA OKs New Form of Birth Control
		The 2-inch ring has a type of estrogen and progestin mixed into the plastic, and a thin outer coating regulates release of the hormones over time.
		The woman inserts the ring anytime during the first five days of her menstrual period, Hixon said.
		Use a backup contraceptive for the first seven days of the first ring use, time needed for the hormones to rise to protective levels, Hixon said.
	www.jsonline.com /news/nat/ap/oct01/ap-contraception100301.asp (623 words)

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