PAGES FROM THE PAST 68 YEARS AGO Highlights and visits
The column recalls 68 yearold notes from the past with names like Jas M Moore J B Wagnitz Chris Woodall and Sheriff Quigley. It mentions the Sunday rest bill approval and community happenings including visits from Danes and travelers and a minstrel show on March 23. It also notes 46 22 and 11yearago items detailing local trips school activities and Youth Legislature plans in Boise with students and staff.
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Jas
M. Moore
Nevada
J. B. Wagnitz
Thatcher
Sheriff Quigley
Pocatello
Chris
Homer Woodall
Stratford Horsley
Midvale
Utah
J. C. Scott
H. C. Anderson
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
W. .T. Parkinson
Ruth
Soda
California
Max Snell
Conda
William Meads
Points
Arizona
Spanish Fork
Provo
Salt Lake City
Garrett Samson
Raft River
Soda Springs
Ken Finlayson
Kathy Torgesen
Dennis Spackman
Keith Isle
YMCA
Boise
Weldon McGregor
Cleveland Ward
Logan
Hells Canyon Bighorns Survive Relocation Efforts
Idaho wildlife brief notes five of twelve bighorns in Hells Canyon surviving after relocation from Salmon River drainage. Biologists used aircraft to count sheep and plan further winter relocations if trapping succeeds. Snow melt and scattered herds may hinder plans, with further flights and on foot checks anticipated in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Hells Canyon
Salmon River
East Idaho Sportsmen Build Goose Nesting Platforms
Members of the Southeastern Idaho Rod and Gun Club and Idaho Department of Fish and Game collaborate to build goose nesting platforms along local wetlands. The effort aims to provide safe nesting sites and support waterfowl populations in East Idaho.
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Nestun Club
Idaho
Southeastern Idaho Rod & Gun Club
Idaho Department of Fish
Community Weekend Activities and Wildlife Program Update
Local families visited Beaver and Snowville for recreation and cattle checks. Game workers plan artificial goose nesting platforms in Southeast Idaho to boost Great Basin Canada goose nesting, using donated materials and elevated straw-filled boxes to shelter nests from spring floods.
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Paul Jenkins
Kristi
Donald
Audrey
Beaver
Alice Clegg
Norma Taylor
Charles Hubbard
Smithfield
Merrit
Elvin
Keith Prescott
Susan Mathews
Utah State
Grant Mathews
Duane Bitton
Snowville
Game
Great Basin
Idaho
Legislature Nears End With Kinder Garden Law And No Fault Debates
The Idaho Legislature nears session end after passing routine measures and key bills. Public education gains a permanent kindergarten provision, while no fault insurance bills advance in different houses. Land use bills pass Senate and await House action, with potential changes from parliamentary moves. Local tax increases are blocked, and a $2.5 million highway aid package is approved to ease county and city funding. Courtesy and traffic safety message closes.
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Idaho
Senate
House
Finance and Appropriations Committee
Senate Transportation Committee
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Allen Tigert
American College of Surgeons
Oregon
Dorothy Kingsford
Grace
Idaho State College
School of Trade and Industrial Education
Kingsford
Fish and Game
Aiter
Sears
South Main
Legislative
Caribou County
SUN
Loyal Hopkins
Loyal
City and Ranch Realty
South First East
FARGO
New
Panty
Famous Brand
Coats & Clark
Fiskar
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