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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
10
J. H. Richards serves as President with Governor J. H. Hawley as Vice President. H. L. Streeter is Treasurer, Mrs. B. Silversmith is Secretary, and A. B. Hulst is General Manager.
The association aims to reclaim and conserve wild birds and animals by creating wildlife breeding farms and ranches on unused lands. It seeks to provide income for thousands through fur bearing and food producing stock and to enlarge the human food supply while offering information and assistance to interested individuals.
The plan envisions a state wide association with officers to ensure regional representation. It also calls for local units in each city or county to act as the active operating force within their areas.
A Idaho association outlines development of a 360 acre breeding farm on the Snake River in Hagerman Valley. Plans include fur bearing animal breeding and a future 640 acre expansion to support a park with farming, orchards, and diverse wildlife attractions for the public.
Idaho Republican editor H Trego discusses reclamation turning waste into revenue through reforestation and wildlife farming. He argues foxes coyotes muskrats and skunks can be raised for pelts, compares rich and poor roles, and cites an Idaho association turning a large ranch into a game farm to harvest and market wild populations for income.
Rapidly growing membership leads to allotment of unsold memberships by town and population. Proposals promise life long free access to Game Farm and Recreation Centers for a $10 family pass with no annual dues. A. A. general manager remains at the Bannock House to meet interested parties after 6:30 p.m. until the drive ends.
A segment lists residents including Colonel L. V. Patch of Payette and Joseph Pence of Boise along with Joseph T. Young of Pocatello, L. T. Wright of Twin Falls, and A. J. Schubert of Gooding indicating a regional roster of individuals.
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