Lost Hunter Survival Guide From Idaho Fish and Game
Idaho Fish and Game promotes a pocket leaflet The Lost Hunter and a 22 minute film to educate outdoorsmen on staying found. It stresses staying put during storms, building a base camp, signaling with fires, and carrying a compact survival kit with knife rope compass map matches and food bars. It notes edible plants and the dangers of panic, exhaustion, and alcohol in wilderness travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross & Ridge
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Idaho
Eskimos
Hawthorne
Odd Bjerke
Boise
Salmon River
Marsh Creek
Middle Fork
Lewiston
Bjerke
Greenland
Harvest Chicken Dinner For A Ball Or Buffet
A guide to preparing roasted chickens with a herb cornflake stuffing for a harvest ball or football gathering. Includes stuffing recipe with butter onion celery nuts and spices, roasting at 375 F about 30 minutes per pound, served with spiced cling peaches for 4 to 5 servings.
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National Broiler Council
Survival Advice From A Hunter Before Leaving Camp
The passage urges hunters to describe their hunting area to as many listeners as possible and discuss plans with the party before striking out alone. It also suggests reading survival books and using others’ knowledge to avoid trouble while living off the land.
First Woman Nominated for U.S. Presidency in 1872
Victoria Claflin Woodhull became the first woman nominated for president in 1872 by the Equal Rights Party as noted by World Book Encyclopedia.
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Victoria Claflin Woodhul
Equal Rights Party
Reservoirs and Lakes Get Treatment to Improve Fishing
Idaho Fish and Game reports nearly seventy chemical treatments since 1948 to restore trout fishing. This year the Magic reservoir north of Shoshone leads a program including Oakley Sagehen and C Ben Ross reservoirs with Pettit and Black Lakes. About two million fingerling rainbow trout will be planted next spring in Magic reservoir as part of the rehabilitation effort.
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Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Magic Reservoir
Shoshone
Oakley
Sagehen
C. Ben Ross
Pettit and
Black Lakes
Trash fish eradication closes lakes to anglers next year
Lakes and reservoirs treated for trash fish this fall will be closed to anglers through next year and reopen in 1962. Magic reservoir faced rotenone treatment amid a severe drought reducing water levels from over 50 000 acre feet to under 1 000. Restocking plans target Mormon reservoir next year with year round fishing upon reopening in 1962.
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Mormon Reservoir
Big Wood River
Magic Reservoir
Magic
Idaho cattle on feed dips from 1959 levels
Idaho farmers report 83 000 cattle and calves on feed for slaughter as of October 1 1960 from the USDA crop reporting service. This compares with 89 000 on July 1 and 90 000 on October 1 1959, reflecting a 7 000 head decline from the prior year.
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Idaho
USDA
Cattle On Feed Shares Shifts From 1960 Report
The Oct 1 breakdown shows 40 percent steers and steer calves, 60 percent other cattle. 1959 Oct 1 has 62 percent steers and steer calves, 35 percent heifers and calves, 3 percent cows. July 1, 1960 has 54 percent steers and steer calves, 45 percent heifers and calves, 1 percent cows. It notes feeding durations and forecasts fat cattle marketing around 46 000 head by Jan 1 1961 and 37 000 after, excluding short fed cattle placed after Oct 1.
One Vice President Elected Without Serving Full Term
The World Book Encyclopedia notes Martin Van Buren was the only vice president elected to the highest office without serving the full term after a president died in office. This historic exception marks a unique path to the presidency in 1836.
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Martin van Buren
Two Presidents From Congress Came from Ohio Senate
Only two presidents have emerged directly from Congress James A Garfield and Warren G Harding both former senators from Ohio.
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Congress
James A.” ‘Garfield
Warren G. ‘Harding
Ohio
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Jim
Humblrd Idaho
Fish and Game
Department
Tow Gay
Southeastern
Nephi B. Chase
Dayton, Idaho
James, D
Boyce
Wilson
Pocatello, Idaho
Phos
Howard J. Auger
Preston, Idaho
ALES
Alon- Owen
Pontiac
Cme
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