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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1946
Page
3
The notice outlines Old-Age Insurance payments by category. It lists retirees, wives of retired earners, children, and widows with monthly amounts, and notes a widow with three dependents could receive up to $15 272 total if the wage earner had died with a high average wage. children ages three, five, and one would be counted.
The Came Commission set 1946 fishing seasons and bag limits in January with no changes until next January unless extreme. Trout season runs April 20 to October 31 statewide, except Lake county May 3 and Harney county May 4. Trout bag limit 16 fish or 15 pounds and one fish per day not to exceed 30 pounds and two fish in seven days. Winter fishing for trout over ten inches is banned except in the lower North and South Umpqua rivers open year round by act. Salmon and steelhead 20 inches.
On Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C Bucknall included Mrs. Gladys Barkiew, Derie and Robert of Myrtle Point and Genta Neleon of Bandon.
The article details updated regulations for fishing in Cascade Range and Wal Jowa county waters. It bans live minnows transport between waters and prohibits minnows or bait fish while angling in most waters, with limited exceptions in bass waters. Also outlines hook size limits and weights placement, and notes past measures like rotenone restocking for invasive species control.
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