Excellent Fishing and Scenic Henrys Lake Area Guide
The piece highlights Henrys Fork fishing and river rafting on the Snake River, noting safe raft trips with life jackets and frequent rapids. It covers Is land Park reservoir treatments in 1958, stocking of four million trout fingerlings, and 1960 recovery expectations. Also describes Ashton Driggs Vic tor Pierres Hole, forested scenery, and Idaho travel routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrys Fork
Snake River
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Island Park
Ufper Mesa Falls
Ashton
Driggs and Victor
Pierres Hole
Idaho
Cornin
North Fork
Idaho Department
Mesa Falls Scenic Route and Idaho River Country Guide
The piece describes Lower and Upper Mesa Falls and the scenic drive via U.S. 20 191 and state 47 to Ashton Island Park area. It notes fall heights 65 and 114 feet, fishing trips from Ashton, Henrys Fork rising near Big Springs, 65 miles to Snake River, Henrys Lake famed for freshwater shrimp and fast trout growth, and regional features including Teton Valley Swan Valley Palisades dam St. Anthony Rexburg Idaho Falls Fort Henry dunes Green Canyon Hese hot springs and Eskimo parkas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Big Springs
Lorenzo
Upper Mesa Falls
Macks Inn
Henrys Lake
Feébi
Targhee Pass
North America
Teton Valley
Swan Valley
Palisades
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Idaho Falls
Fort Henry
Andrew Henry
Missouri Fur Company
Green Canyon
Sugar City
Hese
Ririe
Labor Reform Needed to Curb Union Bosses Say Hoffa
James R. Hoffa testifies before the Senate rackets committee arguing union funds should defend officials accused of crimes. He blasts union bosses as thugs, extortionists, and blackmailers, urges a strong labor reform law with real teeth to curb wage and power abuses. He questions member protections and mocks calls for gentlemanly conduct by leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Hoffa
Teamster
Senate
Servants of Labor
Florida
America
Acapulco
McClellan
Congress
House of Representatives
Representatives
Community Visitors and Local Events Across Utah and Idaho
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across Salt Lake City Idaho Utah counties. Guests included Roan Whittaker Bruce Humphrey Doyle Morgan and many others with events at farms churches and schools. Farewell testimonial planned for Farrell Bartschi and several regional gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roan Whittaker
Salt Lake City
Hugh Morgana
Bruce Humphreya
Elko
Nevada
Doyle Morgan
Verla Morgan
Evan Morgana
Terry Poulsen
Woods Croan
Utah
Alma Poulsene
Willowdale
Merle Howard
Ilinois
Dan Roberts
Preston
Alma Schoules
Angus
Pocatello
Wilmery Brown
Boise
Wm. Derricott
Bruce Derricott
Rue Hyms
Martha Hymas
Eldon Hyman
Derricott
Lava Hot Springs
Liberty Ward
Farrell Bartschi
Eastern States
L.ds
Doyle Matthews
Logan
W. K. Matthews
Matthews
Montpelier
Tone Washburn
Vavina
Calif
Frank Browns
Catera
Harold Pugmire
Lucille Evans
Naomi Rich
Minkereok
Sundaay
Carolyn Morgan
Clearfield
Ogden
Aly
Kent Smith
Kay Smith
B. R. Hyman
California
Stanford University
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital Admit List Admits Several Patients
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital lists admissions: Paul Hansen Cokeville admitted August 17 with accident. Ernest Evans Malad admitted August 17. Leslie Hayes Georgetown admitted August 18. Mrs Dean Perkins Montpelier admitted August 19 for minor surgery. Judy George Montpelier admitted August 19 for minor surgery. Loran Hayes Georgetown admitted August 19 for medical. Lynn Nelson Montpelier admitted August 20 for major surgery. Mrs Monroe Michie Montpelier listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hansen
Cokeville
Ernest Evans
Leslie Hayes
Georgetown
Dean Perkins
Montpelier
Judy George
Don George
Loran Hayes
Gerogetown
Lynn Nelson
Edwin Nelson
Monroe Michie
Admissions and Births in Paris Montpelier and nearby towns
List of admissions by hospital date August 20 31 1959 including names Janet Johnson Esther Stucky Duane Hansen Anna Smalley Patricia Sims Lawrence Lashbrook Gordon Swensen Mark Swensen Delano Lyons Ray Homer Lesa Rasmussen Jack Crane Stephen Foster Lois Dunn Kevin Moss Kathryn Moss Otto Mattson Jean Layland Keith Austin Delbert Corrigan Elaine Gerber James Poulsen Norman Hennings Paul Knutts Duane Sleight Archie Freeman Emma Windley Melanie Phelps Clark Murdock plus births from Paris Montpelier Brigham City Cokeville and others with dates August 18 30 1959 1958. Includes major and minor surgeries accidents and medical notes. Also a Lanark News section and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Johnson
Richard Johnson
Montpelier
Esther Stucky
Duane Hansen
Paris
Anna Smalley
Cokeville
Timothy Herrera
Joe Herrera
Patricia Jo Sims
Calvin Sims
Lawrence Lashbrook
Gordon Swensen
Winslow Swensen
Mark Swensen
DeWayne Sleight
Geneva
Delano Lyons
Dingle
Ray Homer
Lesa Rasmussen
Robert Rasmussen
Jack Crane
Bennington
Stephen Foster
Lois Dunn
Kevin and
Kathryn Moss
Willard
Moss
Otto Mattson
Garden City
Jean Layland
Keith Austin
Soda Springs
Delbert Corrigan
Georgetown
Elain Gerber
Myre
Joe Gerber
James Poulsen
Norman Hennings
Georgtown
Paul Knutts
Duane Sleight
Archie Freeman
Emma Windley
Melanie Phelps
Grove Phelps
Clark Murdock
Nampa
Idaho
DeVers Birdaf
Walter Gustin
Curtis Pugmire
Brigham City
Utah
Russell Capton
Wyo
Paul Kunz
Bern
Joseph Weston
Laketown
Ray Matthews
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Yellowstone
Ihenrys Lake
Island
Park Res
St Anthonis
Macks
AstaKnd Park
Imesa Falls
Yellowstone Park
Burgy, Re
Driggs
J. W. Owsley
Optometrist
Medical Arts
Éys
Era’s Sport Center
Telephone
Montpelier, Idaho
HOFFA
Vant
Liberty
Sharon
Mr. Callken
Urut
Carlson
Hoge Insurance
Agency
John. B. ‘Hoge
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
THE
Paris Post
Richard Peterson
Richard Dunn
Oak Harbor
Wash
Steven Hinck
Wilson Wahlatrom
Wm. Bowen
Lanark News
Darrell Eborn
Ellia‘Eborn
Bart
Worthy Beck
Gayle
Salt Lake Temple
Raymond Brown
Provo
Ftk
Merrill Beck
Gary Dem Roberts
Blair Findlay
James Eborn
Deloy Passey
Dea
Lava
Harlan Eborn
Alma Poulsen
Hyrum Johnson
Loo F
Theo, Nelson
Leo Smith
Ellis Skinsor
Conda
Leo F. Passey
Theo. Nelson
Variel Beck
Bonnie Warnick
Idaho State Fair
Blackfoot
Oklahoma
Barnes-Carruthers of
Chicago
Siebrand’s
Carnival
Ruth C
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