Idaho deer hunting units remain open in select eastern areas
The Idaho Fish and Game Department lists remaining open sections in southeastern and eastern Idaho as of December. Unit 74 Cottonwood is fully open until December 8, with portions of Units 75 Eight Mile and 76 Cann on still open north of US 89 and near Pherson Canyon. A region near the upper Snake River area also allows elk and deer hunting in Units 61 and 62. Regional Officer Wendell Twitchell urges hunters to note the specific open areas and dates.
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Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Idaho
Antias
Cottonwood
Eight Mile
Yingorth
Pherson Canyon
Childs Canon
Eight Mile Creek
Unit 76
Highway 89
Wendell Twitchell
Snake River
Ai Astern Idaho
Unit 62
Card of Thanks for Husband Ernest Hogan
Mrs. Ernest Hogan expresses sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and help during her husband’s illness and burial.
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Ernest Hogan
Old Man Winter Brings Snow and Local Happenings
A heavy snowfall coats the area with 6 to 7 inches as Goose hunters hope for luck before southward migration. Soda Springs events include visitors, car purchase, and town updates. A new county road shed nears completion north of Main Street.
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Keith Varners
Ivan Becks
Paris
T L Warners
Ted
DeSchepper
Soda Springs
Ketchum
Dewey Mansfield
Langenbahn
Progress on Roadwork Between Blackfoot River Bridge
Visitors to the roadwork site report slow progress between the Blackfoot River bridge and Henry with a lack of yardage and inadequate loading facilities despite sufficient trucks on site. Christy Harriman joins Vaughan Jewelry and Music Store as assistant. J Chatterton of Preston arrives in Soda Springs to team with E Freeman at Freeman Barber Shop. Sylvia Sibbett of Wayan departs for California for an unspecified plan.
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Blackfoot River Bridge
Henry
Christy Harriman
Vaughan Jewelry and Music Store
J. Chatterton
Preston
Soda Springs
E. D. Freeman
Freeman
Sylvia Sibbett
Sam Sibbett
Wayan
California
Fish Culture Conference Hears Hatchery Talks In Boise
About 175 representatives from nine western states and British Columbia are expected at the Fish Culture Conference in Boise on December 5 6 with a bus field trip to Hagerman Valley hatcheries. Speakers discuss hatchery techniques nutrition disease and culture problems. It is the 18th annual gathering of the Fish Culturists and the first outside Oregon and Washington. Three million coho salmon eggs will be supplied to the Idaho Fish and Game Dept for spring fingerlings release in lakes and reservoirs.
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British Columbia
Boise
Hagerman Valley
Bruneau
Oregon
Washington
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Coho Fingerlings Placed in Various Utah Hatcheries
In 1968 two million coho salmon eggs supplied by the Oregon Fish Commission will be incubated at hatcheries in Clark Fork Hayspur Mackay Ashton American Falls and Grace Earher for planting in the Clear Water River drainage this fall. Some earlier plantings occurred in 1966 and 1967 using other waters.
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Clark Fork
Hayspur
Mackay
Ashton
American Falls
Grace
Oregon Fish Commission
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E. D. Whitman
Henry Liebmann
Redwood City
Logan
Utah Aggies
Colorado
Sonora
Thomas Coppard
Fish and Game News
Natural Mineral Water Co
Hubert Horsley
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Gooding
Stephens
W. C. Mackey
John Henry Schmidt
Caribou County
SUN
Clearwater
Nu Rey
U.S. Pat
Christiansen
Jewelry & Gifts
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