Idaho Elk Harvest Tops Nation in 1962 Report
Idaho led the nation in elk harvest for 1962 with 13 700 animals, Montana was far behind at 1 200. Officials cited bluebird weather and general conditions as factors, noting Idaho’s eight year average is 15 300. Experts warn motorists to drive carefully as wildlife moves and remind that shooting from roadways is illegal in Idaho.
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Montana
Idaho
Leo Mohler
Mahler
Oul
Gtwarter Landis Uy
Lewiston Dam
Snake River
Salmon River
Weiser River
Hells Canyon
Cleursdter
Spring Foods and Tips For Asparagus and Rhubarb
University of Idaho Extension Agent Karleen Gunnell shares spring produce guidance. Asparagus should be fresh bright green with tight tips and cooked quickly. Rhubarb offers vitamin E and calcium, with bright color and crisp stalks, cooked in little water and sweetened to taste.
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Karleen LL
Gunnell University of Idaho
Hat House
Exchange program to Soda Springs High School event
North Gem High School students and adviser Mike Hatch presented an exchange assembly at Soda Springs High School on Tuesday afternoon with Joe Holbrook as master of ceremonies. The program featured numerous performances, including piano duet Clara Jean Maughan and Sharon Briggs, saxophone trio, vocal numbers, a reading, and a bones demonstration.
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SODA
North Gem High School
Mike Hatch
Soda Springs High School
Joe Holbrook
Clarard
Maughan
Sharon Sriggs
Clara Jean Maughan
Sharon Briggs
Stan Wistisen
Art Ruger
Roger Wilson
Linda Call
Faye Ann Crones
Jeanette Call
Barbara K. McLain
Alice Larsen
Negra
Wes Whitworth
Linn Hatch
Charles Jake Holbrook
DeLos Perkins
Charles Davids
Glenna Kaise
Government students visit court house and learn duties
A North Gem School Government class led by Mike Hatch toured Soda Springs Court House. They met county officials including Kenneth Fowler and deputies, learned about records dating to 1800, and heard from Bud Woodall, Judge Harris, Doris Irving, Stan Sorensen, Wallace Transtrim, and Leonard Kingsford about taxation, probate, abstracts, and title insurance. The trip included a canceled court case in Preston but proved informative.
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Court House
North Gem School
Mike Hatch
Soda Springs
Harris
Srsup
Doris Irving
Stan Sorensen
Wallace Transtrim
Leonard Kingsford
Preston
Francis Rasmussen
Fragmentary 19th Century Verse Snippet on Wildlife and Children
A garbled OCR fragment images a rural scene with a hunter, a rabbit, a fence, water, and children. The text is largely indecipherable but hints at a rustic incident involving animals, a potential trap or encounter, and distant figures watching from a shore or fence.
Fragmented OCR Creates Blurred Local Record
A damaged OCR fragment offers limited readable text about a local matter. Names and specifics are unclear, but the snippet hints at a community event or notice with multiple garbled terms and missing dates or places. Further restoration is needed for precise reporting.
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Gem State
Roy Ors
Great Yellowstone
Ings & Loan Association
Mediately
Washington
Montpelier, Idaho
Homemakers’ Corner
Et Talore
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F. Matthews Ui O'Ng
Ulerotuth
Willy Fils Pha
Die Wate
Ehildren
Houks
Tosinates
Orler
Mamata Rizal
Fess
Utah Power & Light CO
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