Idaho elk hunters plan fall pack in trips to remote ranges
Idaho Fish and Game reports elk hunters are preparing for fall pack-in trips despite heat and insects. Nearly 16,000 hunters last year spread out across north central ranges, with out-of-state success higher than residents.
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Wapiti Country
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Clearwater
Shoshone
Fish and Game Department
Elk Country
Levi Mohler
Lochia
Upper Selw
Chamberlain Basin
North Fork
Wind River
Gibbonsville
Big Creek
Middle Fork
Lower St. Joe
Palouse
Round Top
Upper
St. Joe
Weston Tingey brings son James home from California
Weston Earl Tingey and Mrs Mac Tingey traveled from Fresno to fetch James Tingey who had spent the summer with Kent Tingey. They returned home Sunday. The notice lists multiple visits, reunions, and local travels including Tingey family events, church gatherings, and a wedding in Riverside Utah.
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Earl Tingey
Mac Tingey
Fresno
Calif
James
Kent Tingey
Laurence Neuenswander
American Fork
Utah
Theron Webster
Glen Olson
Orba Larson
John Larson
Norway
John
Harold Anderson
Fucatello
Hammar
Mission
Parley
Olson
Mackey
Dale Bastian
Seattle
N. S. Bastian
Maurice Tingey
Mae Tingey
Tingey
Logan Central Park
Weston Ward
Curtis Neuenswander
Ray Nelson
Idaho Falls
Lee Jensen
Mae
Lou Davis
Baby
Preston
Lee
Marie
Jack King
Ruth Ann Powell
Lorraine Rice
Clifton
Christie Morgan
Calvin Porter
Larry Benson
Mutual
Carma Greene
Roselle McKay
Margie Child
Judy Campbell
June Bingham
Charles Briggs
A. Briggs
Malad
Fawn Markland
Keith
Ogden
Charles
Bear Lake
Myrl
Maurine Dahle
Brent
Dick Lemmon
Tyrene Neuenswander
LaVor
California
McQueen
Cecelia Mickelson
Myrtle
Wentworth
American Falls
Betty
Alma Nelson
Jake Jepson
Weston
Clyde Nielson
Newman Cole
Lewiston
Cole
George Kofoed
Burbank
Brigham City
Billa Nelson
Shawne Kirby
Dillon, Mont
Lila McKay
Melvin McKay
Hill-Cumorah
N.Y
BYU
New York
Aries
Nauvoo
Riverdale News Roundup Highlights Visits and Local Sports
Mr and Mrs Estus Packer returned from Sheridan Montana visiting son Nathan and his family and a daughter in Idaho Falls. Riverdale junior girls beat Franklin stake team 11 to 10 in softball. Various local guests and relocations noted including Darrel and Caralyn Wold moving to Bountiful and Hill Air Force Base work.
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Estus Packer
Sheridan
Mont
Nathan Packer
Warr Bosworth
Idaho Falls
Nadine Keller
Collette Nungesser
Myrtle Rindlisbaker
Valene Waterlaius
Darrell Gamble
Vickie Lynn Smith
Betty Louise Carter
Karen Henrie
Susan Nungesser
Janette Sharp
Riverdale
Franklin
I. M. Evans
Morgan Evans
Joan Henderson
Maurine Knudson
Preston
Darrel Wold
Bountiful
Two Berlins sixties column contrasts East and West
The column recalls the 1961 discussion of The Two Berlins and the Berlin crisis. It notes Khrushchev’s harsh labels, West Berlin as a showcase of liberty, and East German emigration, contrasting socialist stagnation with West German prosperity and freedom of enterprise.
Visitors gather at multiple Utah and Idaho households
Thursday visitors included Mr and Mrs Monte Packer and Mr and Mrs Reuben Schow with son Richard from Brigham City. Stephen son and Cory from Hollywood Calif visited Moss Lewis and played in Salt Lake City all church tournament earning all church first baseman honors. Sherilyn Lee from Richland Wash and Laura Lee Larsen from Ovid spent time with grandparents. Monday guests Mrs Cleo Swenson and Brad Palmer of Boise. Tuesday guests Mrs Kendall Larsen and children of Ovid.
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Monte Packer Avere
Reuben
Schow
Richard
Brigham City
Carvel
Stephenson
Cory
Hollywood
Sherilyn Lee
Richland
Wash
Joseph Tanner
Laura Lee Larsen
Ovid
East German Exodus Drives Berlin Crisis Debate
The piece argues that Khrushchev seeks to expand Soviet control in Europe while the West must resist. It calls for firm stance against appeasement, urges self-determination for Europe’s people, and notes over two thousand East Germans flee daily to West Berlin, signaling desire for freedom over Soviet rule.
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Germany
Europe
West
America
Khrushchev
Africa
Berlin
Pheasantlike Megapode Builds Nest as Large as A Small House
In Australia the megapode bird builds an enormous nest using leaves sticks and debris. The mound can reach about 15 feet high and 50 feet in circumference reflecting its unique nesting habit.
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Australia
Local newspaper supported by area businesses
The paper credits the support of Franklin County business firms for making the publication possible. Readers are encouraged to patronize these advertisers to keep neighbors' news and community activities flowing.
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