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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
4
About 54 explorer posts across Southeastern Idaho and Northern Utah plan an Intermountain Explorer Rodeo and Parade. The Regional Boy Scouts office in Los Angeles granted permit for a Pas-ton parade on June 25 with General Chairman Mark Rawlings and Ken Porter.
Preston area explorers in Utah and Idaho regions manage parade and rodeo duties. Explores in McCammon Downey Grace Smithfield Pres ton handle stock entertainment entry and facilities. Walt Whiden authorizes event with Boy Scouts of America officials attending from Los Angeles and Seattle.
A concise note describes conscience as the inner voice warning that the Internal Revenue Service may review a tax return, highlighting vigilance in filing accuracy and potential scrutiny by tax authorities.
New books listed include D Day in Paradise a mystery by Catto and The Devil and the Lady a poetry volume by Tennyson. Also Collected Poems of Thoreau and The Atom a science story by Hatcher. Other titles cover geology anthropology space history treasure hunting metal crafts and health guidance.
The Forest Service began in 1905 and Caribou National Forest was established July 1 1907 with headquarters in Idaho Falls later moved to Montpelier and Pocatello. Early rangers included Snake River Charles A Spackman Grays Lake Frank M Butler Auburn Ernest P Joice Montpelier John A Ferguson Georgetown James H Johnson.
About 500 to 1,000 Merriam's wild turkeys roam the lower Salmon River area. Nine birds were trapped last week near the Rapid River hatchery and released in the Craig Mountain region. They originate from 39 transplants brought from Colorado in 1962 for mountain goats exchange, with several hens among the released group.
Idaho's five point program supports continued turkey releases with two tentative northern sites and others along the Middle Fork Salmon and Wildhorse Creek. In 1964, 4,586 anglers logged 14,556 hours, catching 16,383 game fish for an average 1.1 per hour. rainbow trout dominated the haul at 70 percent with warm water fish 18.5 percent and whitefish 8.9 percent. Sturgeon and salmon permits are now broader to include chinook and sturgeon data. 58 total fish and game violations yielded $1,066 in fines, with funds partially returned to counties.
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