Hidden Lakes and Alpine Trout in Idaho Wilderness
Idaho fisheries officials describe nearly 2000 remote high lakes in the Salmon River and other forests stocked by the department. Pilots and volunteers help locate new lakes for stocking while warning anglers to plan carefully for hikes and overnight trips into rugged terrain.
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Tmountain
Idaho’ Fish and Gamb“Dept
Idaho
Salmon
Boise
Challis
Nez Perce
Payette
Sawtooth
Upper Panhandle Forest
Idaho Fisheries Management
Stanley Basin
Fish and Game Dept
Forest _Service
Mountain Lakes
Wea Ua
Bring em back alive appeal urges Idaho travelers
The Idaho State Automobile Association and Ken Miller of AAA Boise press vacationers to drive safely on Idaho highways after pointing to rising traffic deaths. They categorize drivers as willful or careless and stress that many crashes involve no citations, urging vigilant driving to protect families and avoid tragic outcomes.
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Idaho State Automobile Association
Idaho
Department of Law Enforcement
Ken Miller
Boise
Traditional Scottish kilt origins and styling details
The Nation Geographic magazine notes the kilt evolved from Celts garb. The traditional full kilt measured 15 feet of tartan. The owner spread it on the ground, folded pleats, lay upon it, and belted it around himself with the upper part pinned at the left shoulder.
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Natione Géographic Magazine
Salt and housing boost modern pig farming says expert
Technical director for a salt company notes profitable commercial pork production relies on small units with tight cleaning. Concrete sloped floors allow frequent hosing while strict salt and antibiotics aid sows and piglets. a feeding trial saved $20 per dollar spent on salt and could boost gains to three pounds per feed.
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Werry
Memorial gifts triple for Idaho Arthritis foundation
James Julius, Boise president of the Idaho Arthritis chapter, reports memorial gifts have more than tripled in the past year. This month 35 contributions were made in one name. Donations fund research and public education, support clinics, rehabilitation, and therapy classes, with letters sent to the bereaved and donors acknowledged. Almost the world’s jumping beans come from Alamos in Sonora, Mexico.
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Ahly Eptatee
Adeno
James Julius
Boise
Idaho
Heights “Drive
Julius
Idaho Family Groups Camp Out on Fishing Hunting Trips
Idaho families of all ages plan weekend and longer camping trips to backcountry meadows and ponds. The piece covers gear, planning, comfort items, and the value of togetherness while emphasizing family participation and safety considerations.
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Idaho
Mountain Meadow
Rocking Chairs Through Time Inspire Presidential Endorsement
The piece traces rocking chair history from Franklin to Thonet, noting Kennedy’s doctor backing relaxation and gentle exercise. It highlights varied designs, from two seater Mammy Rocker to bentwood frames, and cites practical benefits for circulation, sleep, and sociability.
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John
Kennedy
Walter Hough
Ethnologists
National Geographic ‘Society
Benjamin
Franklin
Aaron
Burr
Lincoln
Whistler
Boston
Lamber
Hitchcock
Criiker
Peter Cooper
Calvert
Michael” Thonet
Us & I
Furniture Co
Fall Ram Sale Set for Sept 16 at Pocatello
The 35th annual fall ram sale, sponsored by the Idaho Wool Growers Association, will be held in Pocatello on September 16. Robt S Blastock of Filer announces the event to promote breeding of better sheep through an all breed show and sale featuring Suffolk, Hampshire, Suffolk Hampshire crosses, Whiteface breeds, Panamas, Columbias, and other crossbreds from Idaho flocks.
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Pocatello
Blastock
Idaho
Wool Growers Association
crop exhibit tips from Franklin County Fair supervisor
Franklin County Fair supervisor Dean Bingham urges farmers to exhibit produce and compete for prizes in garden and field classes. Anton Horn advises on best prep methods. DeVere Tovey center offers extra information.
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Bingham
Franklin
Idaho State Wheat’ Growers Organization
Anton
Horn
DeVere “Tovey
Mink Creek Elders Quorum Hosts Mutton Fry Gathering
Recent visitors to the Mink Creek Elders Quorum home include Mr and Mrs Lloyd Christensen and their two children from Preston, along with Robert L Gang and Gerry Moore from Bay City Michigan. Reed Jensen Percy Keller Dale Larsen Allen Bergquist and Scott Seamons and Mr and Mrs Russell Westerberg cooked the supper for the group and relatives who were visiting from San Diego Utah Whitney Mockli and Winward Stone also attended. A Monday evening gathering featured a Wiener roast at the Westerberg home with the family.
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Lloyd « Christensen
J. W
Wa Head
Rossmussen
Pied and
Scott
Preston
Robert L. Gang
Gerry. Moore
Bay
City
Mich
Mink Creek
Reed Jensen
Percy Keller
Dale Larsen
Allen ‘Bergquist
Scott Seamons
Russell
Westerberg
Hatchery trout rival wild stock in taste and growth
The Idaho Fish and Game Dept reports hatchery trout match wild fish in vigor and are cheaper to raise. Feed costs dropped from 32 to 25 cents per pound since 1957 due to dry meat pellets, while production rose 40 percent as slaughterhouse foods declined. Hatchery fish often resemble wild fish after release, though fins may differ due to handling and cannibalism.
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Idaho Fish and ’ ‘Game
Dept
Crete
nepePey
Barnys
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Jim Himbird
Liberia
United States
Foundation
Alamos
Mexican State
Sonora
Pion
Aes
Saar Een
Sind
Fish-Game Dept
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