Touring Idaho Proves a Most Exciting Adventure
A 350 mile loop from Twin Falls northward through the Magic Valley region offers river fishing in Big Wood and Salmon basins, snow capped peaks, and stops at Shoshone Ice Gates and Craters of the Moon. From Ketchum to Stanley and Sun Valley, travelers find skiing, golf, and rugged scenery, with Shoshone Falls and Cape Horn as notable sights along the route.
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Idaho
Magic Valley
U.S. Forest Services
Twin Falls
Java Plains
Shoshone
Bellevue
Hurley
Ketchum
Sun Valley
Union Pacific Railroad
Galena Sumut
Stanley Basin
Hells Canyon
Idaho-Oregon
Pacific Ocean
Stanley
East Fork
Challis
Mackay
Arco
Grand Canyon
Mt. Borah
Craters of the Moon
Boise
Cape Horn
Bear Valley
Idaho City
Jerome
Niagara
Idaho's Fluoridated Water Reach and Needs
Idaho health officials report about one third of residents on community water supplies receive fluoridated water. Dr. Wesley O. Young notes 104000 Idahoans drink fluoridated water, with 230000 served by community supplies overall. Naturally occurring fluorides exist in 11 systems helping 38000 people, while 66000 more drink water being fluoridated or corrected for deficiency.
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Idaho
Wesley O. Young
Idaho Department of Health
Young
American Dental Association
American Medical Association
Aberdeen
Batize Springs
Boise Hills Village
Buhl
Drummond
Emmett
Filer
Kuna
Mack’s Inn
Marsing
Nampa
New Meadows
Parnia
St. Anthony
Teton
Wilder
Melba
Bonners Ferry
Burley
Council
Jerome
Kootenai
Lewiston
McCall
Meridian
Montpelier
Mountain Rome
Orofino
Ponderay
Preston
Richfield
Salmon
Sandpoint
Shoshone
Twin Falls
County Offices Adjust Hours in 1959 Schedule Change
County offices will open Mondays to Fridays from 8 30 a m to 6 p m with noon hour included hours exclude Saturdays order by Board of County Commissioners Pub June 18 25 July 2 9 1959
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Board of County Commission
Ers
Idaho Stanley basin country map guides motorists
The map shows how out of state motorists traveling along the Snake River can reach the Stanley area by connecting highways and then continue their trip. Prepared by the State Department of Commerce and Development, this Stanley basin feature is the first of 15 planned Idaho regional articles.
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Idaho
Stanley Basin
Snakeriver
Stanley
State Department of Commerce and Development
Garden City social notes travelers and visitors list
Local households report guests and visits from Craig Logan Fish Haven Ogden and Salt Lake City. Attendees include Mill ford Lovelands Harris families and church program participants with Fourth of July events at Woodruff and Sacrament meeting blessings recorded.
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R. V. Calder
Gary
Susan
Tommy
Joan
Joyce
Jim Blea
Craig
Colorado
Milford
LeRoy Sorenson
Claree Jensen
Fish Haven
Leone Loveland
Laketown
Sterling Rich
Ogden
Stanley Mattson
Thedra Hodges
Jay Hodges
Logan
Hélen Wamal
Willis Bensons
Leo Anderson
Pocatello
Orvil Dustins
Genevieve Stone
Edith Whittington
Frank Whittingtons
Paris
Bernell Whittingtons
P. A. Spence
Micky Spence
Woodruff
Bishop Spence Perry
Lamar Roberts
Liberty
Lowell Gibbons
C. E. Calder
Salt Lake City
Milford Loveands
Arlo Price
Delmayne Hansen
Mark Hildt Price
Brent Dewin Hangen
Bankruptcy as Constitutional Right and Practical Process
A column explains that bankruptcy is a constitutional guarantee in the United States. It traces historical memory of debtor prisons, outlines how modern bankruptcy works, including asset disclosure, exemptions, and possible perjury penalties, and notes discharge frees the debtor to continue working.
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America
Europe
United States
State Bar of
Idaho
Lone goat returns to Round Prairie rocks after years
The lone goat that has inhabited rocks above U S Highway 95 in Round Prairie for several years returns to its former quarters. Hunters were asked to spare the animal due to its status as an eye piece, and many complied. Nearby, elk poachers near St Maries were interrupted by conservation officers after loading elk meat into a car. A one buck deer was captured and transported to Boise zoo in another patrol. Sage grouse numbers rise in the Dubois area and fishing in Spirit Lake remains exceptional with high limits reported.
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U.S. Highway 95
Round Prairie
Paul Flinn
Naples
Flinn
Cecil R. Sanford
Pete Printz
St. Maries
Boise Zoo
Walter R. Browne
Garden Valley
Lake Lowell
Fishermen praise Clark Fork hatchery plantings and wildlife notes
Owners and sports fishermen credit the Clark Fork hatchery with improving fishing. Biologists Fred Kindel and Roger M Williams surveyed Dingle Swamp for muskrat houses and checked goose nesting platforms erected by habitat crews. No nests found, but platforms showed occupancy and an osprey pair. One osprey carried a carp like a torpedo bomber. Presidential fact: The President of the United States is the Commander in Chief of the Army Navy and Air Force and of the State Militias when called into Federal service.
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Fred Kindel
Roger M. Williams
Dingle Swamp
Birds of Prey
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
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Redfish Lake
Stanley Lake
Pettit Lake
Alturas Lake
NYON
Sawtooth MT
Hoe Caves
Goda
Kerevum
Inmel Mon
Garden City News
M.la
Ruth Hansen
Darleen Booth
Maurine Pulley
Seagull
Hoge Insurance
John B. Hoge
Fish & Game Weekly Report
Dubois
Vern D. Gardner
John P. Smith
Spirit Lake
Sanitone
Fabrica
THE
Paris Post
Clarksfork
Tae
Meer Eng
Utah Power & Uight CO
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