New Books At Your Library and More New Titles
James Smithson and the Smithsonian Story by Leonard Carmichael presents the founder’s biography and a guide to the national museum’s art and artifacts. A Crack in the Sidewalk by Ruth Wolff appears among new releases. Boyhoods of Great Composers summarizes six lives.
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James Smithson
Smithsonian
Smithsonian Institution
Washington D. C
America
Great
National Museum
Leonard Carmichael
Ruth Wolff
Notable Child Musicians and Youthful Authors Featured
An overview lists famous young musicians Mozart Schubert Mendelssohn Grieg and Elgar with brief notes on their early lives. It also mentions John Knowles INDIAN SUMMER and READERS guides BIG DREAMS AND SMALL ROCKETS by Patricia Lauber for grades 4 to 6, plus THE GHOST CAR and A WOMAN OF THE PEOPLE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Schubert
Austria
Mendelssohn
Berlin
Grieg
Norway
Elgar
Catherine Gough
John Knowles
Birds OF North America
Ruth Leilah Wheeler
Space
Patricia Lauber
Bill Knox
the People
Fish and Game News Highlights Idaho Wildlife Efforts
The Idaho Fish and Game Department reports on wildlife and fisheries activities including introducing opposite shrimp to boost trout and bolianee production, a map and folder for public access sites, drought affecting big game forage and winter range, fines totaling 3502 for July violations, and updates on fall salmon season and restoration efforts in the Clearwater and Salmon River drainages. It notes historic mining roots of Idaho’s economy and ongoing conservation outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton Lake
Alberta
Canada
Priest Lake
Anderson Ranch
Pend Oreille Lake
Stanley
British Columbia
Kootenay
Boise
Idaho
John R. Woodworth
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Woodworth
General and
Occu District Conservation
Columbia
Oregon
Washington
Hells Canyon
Snaker River
Snake River
Decker Flat
Bear Valley
Salmon River
Lewiston
Columbia River Fisheries Development Program
Eyeing
Indian Creek
McGruder Ranger Station
Clearwter
Know Your Idaho Mineral Wealth
Idaho leads the nation in silver and antimony production and has produced at least 40 mineral commodities. It ranks second in zinc and lead and contributes much cadmium. Early metal discoveries are traced to Boise Basin placer gold known by a 1844 Hudson Bay Co. trapper with later reports from Stevens and Mullan Expeditions, though mining began later due to Indigenous hostility.
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E. D. Pierce
North Fork
Clearwater
Orofino Creek
Pierce
Orofino
Idaho
Boise Basin
Hudson Bay Co
Stevens
Mullan
Lost River Country and Its Craters of the Moon
French fur traders An toine Godin were early explorers of the Lost River area, later Butte County, with Godin River as its original name. In 1832 they mapped the region, Godin was killed by Indians, and little history followed until 1870 when Jack Hood opened the first wagon route. A suspension bridge at Arco linked the route to Oregon, cattle trails flourished, and near Arco lies the National Reactor Testing Station, a nearly half billion dollar project. The Craters of the Moon rise from desert sands, with vast lava fields and caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoine Godin
Lost River
Butte County
Godin River
Godin
Jack Hood
Lost River Country
Old Arco
Big Lost River
Arco
Oregon
Northwest
Deserted Idaho canyon scene sparks odd animal tale
In Butte County Idaho a story describes a pale desert setting near the Snake River with undergrowth and bushes. A race horse is mentioned along with a curious figure and references to cleaners in Jesu tha utes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesu Tha Utes
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Pocatello
Union Stockyards
Idaho Wool Growers Assn
Agpa
Richard
Hendricks Finance
Soda Springs Creamery
Soda Springs
Fish and Game News
Crater Country
Caribay
Canyry Butte County
Desert
Standard Oil
Wwe
Lloyd A. Hansen
A. L. Christensen
Bancroft
GMC
Grace Equipment
Grace, Idaho