Government campaign to poison coyotes across western states
Officials report a coordinated plan across Nevada Arizona New Mexico Idaho Colorado Utah and Wyoming to poison coyotes and wolves during winter. State agents note campaigns aim to protect stock while sparing dogs and furbearers, with about 160000 coyotes killed in six years and annual stock losses totaling about 750 million dollars prevented.
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Wesern
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
United’ States ’ Department of Necture
Gmonk
Department
Canada
Mexico
Western pasture baiting scheme targets coyotes with poison
A detailed plan describes mobilizing communities of stockmen and ranchers in the western states to trap coyotes. It explains baiting using poisoned meat sandwiches placed along known coyote routes, with leaders in each community coordinating “death stands” to protect livestock and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
New Mexico
Arizdéha
Utah
Java
Interior Department
Bear Lake Horses to California and Winter Range Poisons
County Agricultural Agent reports John Bateman ships a carload of young work horses from Bear Lake Valley to Riverside California. Two carloads of cattle were sent to Ogden Stock Yards. A cattle and horse association meeting is scheduled for January 9 1922. The piece also describes poison bait used against coyotes on winter ranges and the dangers to sheep dogs and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bateman
Bear Lake Valley
Riverside
California
Assessor Reports Vehicle Licenses Revenue and Valuations
The county issued over 775 vehicle licenses in the past year totaling 11189.61 dollars in fees. With an average of 700 dollars per vehicle, county automobile valuation reaches 641600 dollars.
Paris citizen and pioneer celebrates 78th birthday
James Collings of Paris, a Bear Lake pioneer, marked his seventy eighth birthday at home on Tuesday. He helped in early valley work, including mail delivery between Paris and Franklin, often traversing mountainous blizzards in winter. He remains active despite advancing age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Collings
Bear Lakes
Kids Enjoy Cones and Theatre at Prewar Prices
War Tax removal allows 10 cent theatre tickets and 10 cent cones. Local cinema resumes prewar pricing to attract children and families, reversing wartime charges and reviving past pleasures.
Winter Nights and the Home Paper
The message urges readers to subscribe and advertise during long winter evenings. It promises regular coverage of town and nearby rural districts and encourages engagement as the season starts. The tone is promotional, inviting readers to rely on the Post for local news and advertisements this winter.
Hundreds of deer and elk seen in Logan Canyon
Louis Winschell reports he saw hundreds of deer and elk along the road in Logan Canyon where a game sanctuary has led to a rapid increase. The canyon holds about four feet of snow in the bottom.
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Logan
Louis + Winschell
Christiansen
Logan Canyon
Home and Contents Destroyed by Fire at Liberty
Fire last Friday morning destroyed the home and contents of J. T. and William Dercott at Liberty while they were away at Montpelier. The blaze started from a stove pipe leading through the roof from a stove in the kitchen. Because the house stood far from neighbors and only women were home, neighbors could not stop the flames as firemen arrived too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T
William Derricott
Liberty
Montpelier
Re. Hef
Terms of District Court Timetable 1922 Idaho calendars
The document outlines district court terms for Idaho counties Bannock Power Oneida Franklin Bear Lake Caribou with dates January February July September October and officials including clerks and district judge. It describes trial calendars by division and schedule for naturalization hearings and calendar calls.
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Bannock County
Robert M. Terrell
D. Bistline
Pocatelio
Idaho
ORR Baum
Beet Contracts Not To Be Made Until March
Logan Dec 28 The local sugar factories have abandoned the practice of offering beet contracts to farmers early and it was said today that the contracts for 1922 will likely not be offered before March Some agitators in the county seek to divert Cache County beet acreage to other crops due to last year’s beet crop failure, but farmers weigh market plans for alternative crops.
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Logan
St Charles Christmas Visitors and Local Births
Mr Stauffer, a cattle buyer, has been in St Charles for a few days buying cattle. Myrtle Pugmire of Grace Idaho spent Christmas with relatives. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Eugene Roberts last Thursday. Lola and Louise Keotch spent the holidays in Salt Lake. Mrs Lois Passey visited town for a few days.
Paris suffrage visitor in Montpelier Wednesday
Mr L William Jenson of the Paris uffrage was a business visitor in Montpelier Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wm. Jenson
Paris “Uffrage
Montpelier
Commissioners meeting notes show 1921 tax bills and warrants
The minutes record a November 19 1921 commissioners meeting approving taxes for the year 1921 and authorizing warrants drawn on various funds. Several bills are listed for sheriff car gas France and Park, court house and office expenses, meals for prisoners, and county services including printing and supplies.
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William S. Hartz
Wester
Winifred Westover
Oregon Line
Wyomin
Pepo
Frank Naito
Chase Beares
Bear Lake
Ogden
Ogden Stock Yards
Luandon Pugmira Ot
St Charles
Jos Stauffer
Laid
John PP Hulme Pres, G Oa
Nelson Secy
Snon
James Dunn
Hia
Bear Lake County
Paris
Nashville
Tenn
St.Charles
Tanlac
R. C. Earley
Iinties of Conmimiaioners
Weecsiber
Biliae Gubitgtee Af
Ees Lembéer
Mureun
Wet Aires Ae Stn Ea
Aulaetbees
Aa Sung
Etturrnay
Inmex Nuun
Rober
G. Nat
Awh -Barbony Couny
Piyaletan
Silewl Wurizhi
Clark
Baith
Tuerniag
Montpelier Examiner
Dewey Briscoa
Hey of
Parle
Rex Johnson
Grog
Toomer
Grog and Tanmar
Sam Wilkes
Arthur Budge
Shepherd Holwe
Paria Bakery
Montpatter Coal and Lumver Co
Indi
Bear Lake Motor Co
Georgetown Garage
Bear Lake Farm Bureau
Shepherd Clothing Store
Arvilla Smedley
Hyrum Nelson
West Pub
Pacific Reporter
Paris Post
Pembroke Co
Frank Lewis
Reedane
Utah Power and Light Bear Lake Motor Co
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