1950s IDAHO NATURAL RESOURCES, MINING & POTATOES DOCUMENTARY FILM BOISE 62564
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- Опубликовано: 24 июн 2018
- The color film, Idaho Wild Natural Resources, is from the film library of the Bureau of Mines, of the United States Dept. of the Interior. The bureau was established in 1910 and continued until 1996. It became part of the Dept. of Interior in 1934. This documentary was made in cooperation with Richfield Oil Corporation of California, which was in business from 1905 to 1966. The film shows the Reactor Testing Station which operated from 1949-1975. It also shows fire trucks from the early 1950’s; therefore, this movie was probably made between 1955 and 1966.
A Focus leader for the film operator (0:07-0:16). Introduction (0:17-0:48). The sun rises over the mountains (0:49-1:09). An introduction of Idaho (1:10-1:45). Map of the Louisiana Purchase (1:45-1:54). Lewis and Clark commissioned to explore the land guided by the Bird Woman (1:55-2:25). Fur trappers came (2:27-2:48). Beaver hat (2:49-2:52). Mink coat (2:49-3:00). Mountain men explored its depth (3:01-3:18). Pioneers went through it to California (3:19-3:43). Gold was discovered (3:45-4:11). New businesses: lumber yards, cattle drives, and fresh vegetables (4:12-4:33). Farmer plowing (4:41-4:46). Sheep grazing (4:47-4:50). Moving logs with horses (4:51-4:57). In 1885, Noah Kellogg, a gold prospector, discovered galena, lead ore (4:58-5:35). Mine railway or pit railway (5:53-6:04). Flotation process (6:05-6:13). Filling station attendant, gas station attendant, or gas jockey, working a full-service filling station (6:25-6:43). Liquid Zinc (6:44-6:53). Liquid silver made into coins (6:54-7:09). Tungsten (7:10-7:17). Monazite, a phosphate mineral (7:59-8:05). Reactor Testing Station sign, operative between 1949 and 1975. Surgical instruments (9:06-9:08). Six sided Beryllium rock (9:09-9:13). Phosphate mining (9:20-9:38). Phosphate uses: smoke screens, bombs, carbonation, detergent additive, fertilizers. A farmer spreading fertilizer (9:39-10:09). Wheat field (10:10-10:26). Apple orchard (10:27-10:30). Peach orchard (10:31-10:33). Cattle grazing (10:34-10:40). Snake River valley (10:41-11:03). Wheat being harvested (11:04-11:22). Hybrid seed corn (11:23-11:30). Sugar beet pile (11:31-11:36). Onions (11:37-11:43). Idaho Potatoes (11:44-12:12). Plums, cherries, and peaches (12:13-12:20). Apple orchards (12:21-12:29). Grain elevator (12:50-12:58). Turkey farm (13:08-13:16). Dairy farm (13:17-13:37). Beef cattle farm (13:38-14:13). Square Dancers (13:38-14:36). Sheep farms (14:37-15:10). White pine timber (15:11-15:43). Log drive down river (15:44-16:48). Saw mill (16:49-17:12). Tree Farms, and tree nurseries (17:15-17:50). Fire tower (17:51-18:06). 1952 Ford Fire truck and a 1946 Fire E truck (18:07-18:17). Forest fire (18:23-18:50). Scenery (19:05-19:23). Union Pacific streamline train and an airplane bring tourist (19:24-19:41). Downhill skiing on Idaho’s mountains (20:31-21:27). Mountain top snow (21:28-21:46): waterfalls, and canyons where the Colorado river flows (21:47-21:57). The Salmon River, or River of No Return (21:58-22:04). The Saint Joe River (22:05-22:14). Beautiful lake views like Lake Pend Oreille (22:15-22:34). Fishermen fishing (22:35-23:07), Kamloops trout (23:08-23:12), or Sturgeon (23:13-23:21). Moose in a pond, a White tail deer in the meadow (23:22-23:33). Elk in the woods (23:34-23:39). Antelope running across the plains (23:40-23:45) Black bear and cub (23:46-23:52). Shooting game birds and ducks with dogs (23:53-24:31). Electric plant and transmission lines (24:32-25:03). University of Idaho and Idaho State College (25:21-25:58). Boise the state capital (26:50-26:58), Twin Falls (26:59-27:01). Many views of Idaho (27:02-29:04).
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"The River of No Return" has got to be the best-named river in the world.
It really flows.
lol . . . . .@17:54 . . . I got a laugh outa the hardhat being worn by the guy, safe in his tower . . . not much is gonna fall on him high up there.
Have I been pronouncing EE-da-ho incorrectly all my life??
thanks
Nice!
Great video ,i love Idaho
When I was a kid in Idaho dang near everyone skied.
I wonder how many of these workers end up getting cancer or severely injured. No protective gear whatsoever.
No worse than cigarettes
I’m in Hayden Idaho.
I love how they named the state after Ida the call girl.
Potatoes. Yes . They should have just sent all the Irish immigrants to here and it would be just like home.
Well, the French trappers and traders were all over there BEFORE Lewis and Clark. Would Americans have named those tribes and places (Nez Perce, Pend Oreille, Coeur D’Alene) with French names AFTER it was bought by the US ? And how did the French own the whole LP before us, anyway ?
great vid, hard to believe how not so long ago this thievery occurred ;)
Who stole what? The video said the land was bought but maybe I missed something. 😔
lol . . . 3 cents an acre was paid, an honest sale, not thievery. The French have never been known for a high level of intelligence . . . . lol . . . you must be sore that this is further proof of that ;)
France sold this because Napolean knew that he couldn't maintain a territory in the United States while fighting all his wars across Europe. It was a pragmatic choice. Not thievery. Unless you mean from the Indians but then they just got conquered. Like they were doing to each other for thousands of years before any white person set foot on north america
Thievery? Please explain.
Idaho! Gateway to Oregon!
No one wants to go to Oregon
Why
@@COBYJ10 I heard a rumor that Idaho does not in fact exist
gateway to hell?
zinc come back zinc
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