Hunting Facts From State Dept Report On Wildlife
Keith S. Rudd reports from Canyon County that duck hunters had poor luck last month despite many ducks at Deer Flat Refuge. Goose hunters who stayed in the same spots earned game, and geese were spread due to herding efforts. Winter fishing improved at Jimmy Smith Lake and Mormon Reserve, with larger perch. Dog Creek Reservoir gained water through December. Rabbit drives near Rupert show steady productivity, with two rabbits replacing every casualty. Idaho caribou sightings declined due to deep snows with only one calf observed. Antelope trapping near Pahsimeroi finished. tagged animals were recaptured. Spawning runs in Reynolds Spring Cedar Creek and Roseworth Reservoir yielded several fish, suggesting more water would boost reproduction.
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Keith S. Rudd
Canyon County
Deer Flat Refuge
Rudd
Hawley Hill
Jerome
Jimmy Smith Lake
Mormon
Dog Creek
Rupert
Joel Reynolds
Ovid Dairyman Joins Holstein Association
Marvin Hymas of Ovid has been accepted for membership in the Holstein-Friesian Association of America by the Board of Directors. The 1958 year set a new membership record with 2,191 new members, bringing total membership to 49,676, the highest in dairy cattle history.
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Marvin Hymas
Ovid
Holstein-Friesian Association of
Ameria
National Holstein Organization
Brattleboro
Vermont
Association
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital admits multiple patients in late January 1959
Hospital records list admissions from January 26 to February 2 including major surgeries, medical care, and accidents. Names tied to Montpelier Cokeville Ovid Paris Ge og into Georgetown and other towns appear with dates from January 26 to February 2 1959 plus two newborns and a birth.
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Charles Crawford
Mont- Relier
E. C. Lund
Cokeville
Alex Sanchez
Denver
Colo
Srl C. Nye
Ovid
Norman G. Cramer
Montpelier
Martin Ward
Paris
Don E. Kunz
Dingle
Elbert Hamburg
Don Smedley
Montpeler
Udell Weaver
Georgetown
John F. Monroe
Telbert
Jensen
Merle Zimmerman
Greeley
Cole
Charles Wiegel, Jr
Cale
Lloyd Bartschi
Kelly Rentfro
Delbert Rentfro
Russell Irving
Udell S. Weaver
Beverly Hymas
Reed Hymas
Frank N. Sunderland
James C. Olson
Virgil Dimick
Susanne Barkdull
Scott Barkdull
Mont- Pelier
Beatrice Arnell
St. Charles
Oral Arnell
Russell Solum
Kristy Bischoff
DeOor Bischoff
Geneva
Shauna Swa
DeWayne Swa
Dixie Wilcox
Henry Rigby
Pegram
David Giles
Junior Wells
Fishing Tougher Seasons Challenge Anglers
The article notes fishing gets tougher each season and missing strikes is costly. Veteran editor Jason Lucas explains that catching more fish is harder and the goal to miss fewer strikes remains ideal but impossible to achieve.
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Jason Lucas
Angliny Ediotr of
Sports Afield Magazine
Lucas
Garden City Notes Chronicle Local Visits and a Bass Lure Tip
Community items report visits to Logan Bancroft Paris and other towns. A fishing tip advises using smaller lures after missed strikes and notes many local church and Relief Society activities and leadership changes.
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Lavoy Hildt
Logan
Howland Cook
Randolph
J. G. Sprouls
LeRoy Sorenson
Ray Sorensons
Bancroft
Robert Calder
Montpelier
Jean Budge
Relief
Society
Mable Wamsley
Theora Hodges
Brother Budge
Alvira Sims
Stake Relief Society
Rish_Haven
Vialt Relief Society
Ivan Hildt
Charles Twitchell
George Caldey
E. C. Rich
Paris
Bryan Booths
Don Kimball
Bell Howell introduces world’s first 8mm camera with electric eye
A Bell Howell 8mm movie camera features a photo cell that reads ambient light and uses solar energy to auto adjust the lens for proper exposure. The unit stays instantly ready to shoot when a scene presents itself.
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Bell & Howell
Idaho records in English school curriculum manuals
A letter to the State Department of Education from A. J. Ritter former Wendell superintendent now teaching in Surrey England says Idaho curriculum manuals are in his school’s Teachers’ Library. He notes British educators seek a testing program like the U S system and has been asked to describe Idaho testing programs at the University of London.
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State Department of Education
A. J. Ritter
Wendell Public Schools
Surrey
England
Idaho State Department of Education
United States
University of London
Idaho
Unshorn Lambs Eligible for Wool Payments Declared
Bear Lake County ASCS chair Harley Cochran says only unshorn lambs qualify for Wool Act payments. The incentive uses per hundredweight, based on wool value and average wool per lamb. Payments cover lambs sold April 1968 to March 1959 and post March 1969 under the 1959 program to support normal lamb marketing.
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Harley Cochran
Bear Lake County
Cochrane
State Board Requires 177 Teaching Days
The January meeting of the State Board of Education sets a minimum of 177 teaching days for nine month school terms, up from 172. Eight and seven month terms stay at 154 and 184 days. Holidays and institutes do not count. The move aims to ease state fund apportionment, increase classroom time, and align with neighboring states.
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State Board of Education
Wool Incentive Payment Rules for Lamb Producers
Producers must keep full sales contracts and records of unshorn lamb purchases and sales to qualify for incentive payments. Records support applications and must be kept for audit and verification purposes.
Paris Old Folks Party Planned for April 10
A Paris notice invites all residents and former residents aged 60 and over to a community celebration starting with a picture show and a hot dinner, followed by an evening program. Married couples are especially urged to attend the evening events as plans develop for final details.
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Paris
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Flinn
Dale Baird
Arco
Reynold
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Marion A. Rhodes
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Rhodes
Ovid Dairyman
Holstein
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Garden City News
Laketown
Milford Loveland
Dean Smiths
Fish Haven
Bart Satterthwait
Forest Service
Sterling Rich
Owen Stock
Stake High Council
Agnes Kimball
Our Sacrament
Richard
Miriam
Diane
Mildred Cook
Childrens’ Hospital
Salt Lake City
Ken Cook
Nina Sorenson
Relief Society
Kimball Familly
By McFeatters
Argyle
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Paris Post
U.P
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
U.S. Public Health Service
Theodore J. Bauer
J. Hansink
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W. 2. Burns
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