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Welcome to Idaho Story Time. Today Idaho Yak shares the story of Roosevelt, the town that drowned. |
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Have you heard of Roosevelt City, Idaho? No! Maybe you have heard of Roosevelt Lake, Idaho. Listen to today’s story and learn about the town that drowned.
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“A leader who doesn’t hesitate before he sends his nation into battle is not fit to be a leader.” Golda Meir
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Welcome to Idaho Story Time. Today’s story is about Chief Tendoy. |
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Chief Tendoy was the last chief of the Lemhis. Tendoy strived to keep the peace between his people and the whites.
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“Jumping at several small opportunities may get us there more quickly than waiting for one big one to come along.” Hugh Allen
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Welcome to Idaho Story Time. Today’s story is about the William Craig. |
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William Craig is known as the father of Idaho. He is believed to be the first white, non missionary, to put down roots in what is now Idaho. This is his story.
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Welcome to Idaho Story Time. Today’s story is about Chief Tendoy’s last Travoise |
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George Shoup recalls seeing Chief Tendoy’s last travoise. Freindships made as a child lasted all his life.
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“Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire: it is the time for home.” Edith Sitwell
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Welcome to Idaho Story Time. Today’s story is about giving thanks and giving a helping hand to strangers. |
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What would you do if a group of strangers knock on your door requesting help? What if there skin color was different then yours?
Listen in to find out what Mrs. Small did in 1889.
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Welcome to Idaho Story Time. Today’s story is about Whitey the white mule. |
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During prohibition when Whitey was packing for 4 hunters near Couer D’ Alene Idaho. He got into the moonshine the hunters had brought along. Click on the Listen Now Button to hear Whitey’s story.
Moonshine and mules don’t mix.
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Welcome to Idaho Story Time. Today’s story is about the legend of Squaw Butte. |
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As long as man can remember the majestic Squaw Butte has stood guard over a Emmett valley.
Squaw Butte has been a source of countless legends to the early settlers, and to all who came later. The legends about Squaw Butte were told and re-told by the old-timers, but only a few of them were ever recorded.
One of the many stories explains why the Butte is called “the sorrowing mother.” This is the one I grew up hearing. So today’s podcast is the story of the “Sorrowing Mother.
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