Bear Lake Game Club Pushes Laws to Protect Deer
Bear Lake Fish and Game Club report urges stricter deer laws in Idaho and calls for the closing of seasons to rebuild herds. They warn current buck rules may harm fish and game funds and advocate government rearing ponds and coordinated development with National Forest resources.
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Bear Lake
Idaho
Cache Forest
Utah
Bloomington Lakes
Iishing
Roose Valley
Bloomington
National Forest
Metropolis star Tibbetts to headline two night novelty theatre show
The Novelty Theatre presents Lawrence Tibbetts in The Cuban Love Gang on January 13 and 14. The Fielding High School band sponsors the event to raise funds with two dance and ball concerts to be announced later. Band members are split into two sections led by Thelman Passey Verla Price and Jemel Price with many named dancers and players.
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Olto
Novelty Theatre
Metropolitan Opera
Lawrence Tibbetts
Fielding ‘High School
Ito
Misses Thelman Passey
Verla Price
Jemel Price
Kely
Tolowst
History Says Hope Returns After Market Downturn
Column notes Mark Sullivan writings to reassure readers that panics fade as economic recoveries begin. Emphasizes patient belt tightening and gradual improvement.
State Game Wardens See Pay Cuts and Layoffs
Twenty eight deputy wardens will be put on part time schedules from January 1 and eight others will be laid off in an economy move. Two deputies shifted to predatory animal work. Base pay for deputies is 125 dollars monthly. High ranking deputies will stay on full salary and handle much field work. The department says funds remain but duties have waned this winter.
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Onse
M. P. Bailey
Bailey
Reuger Springs
Cana
American Falls
Snow depths rise in Idaho watershed reports
Snow depths in the high levels of watersheds feeding the Snake River forks reach 60 to 120 inches according to 8. W. Stoddard, supervisor of the Targhee National Forest, in today’s bulletin.
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Idaho Falls
Snake River
W. Stoddard
Targhee National Forest
Roscoe Hymas of Liberty dies at 25
Roscoe Hymas son of B P Hymas of Liberty died Christmas night about 9 30 at his father in law Albert Hansens home in Montpelier from valvular heart disease He was 25 and married eleven months ago to Marguerite Hansen of Montpelier He is survived by his widow his father and a number of sisters and brothers Funeral services were held in Liberty Monday December 28 in charge of Bishop Austin and his burial followed in the Liberty cemetery
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Roscoe Hymas
B. P. Hymas
Liberty
Albert Hansen
Montpelier
Marguerite Hansen
Bishop Austin
City Considers Contract for Cure and Gutter
At a Monday city council meeting Mayor Price and councilors approved a curb and gutter contract with O H Grimmett for Main Street. A plan to obtain property owner signatures to avoid a special district was set for a committee led by the mayor. Building permits were granted for a chicken coop and for move of an ice house.
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Price
W. Smith Hoge
Budge
Shepherd
Clayton
Longhurst
Stucks
Tueller
Hoge
D. E. Haddock
O. BH
City
Ernest Shepherd
New Idaho License Plates Aim to Enforce Local Registration
Boise Idaho introduces orange and black license plates effective January 1 with mandatory purchase by April 1. Plates show county designation left edge and restrict numbers per county, Ada County numbers reaching 11 000. System ties vehicles to owner residence to curb county license revenue bias.
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Boise
Idaho
Ada
Department of Law Enforcement
Hoge Home Hit By Early Morning Fire
Fire caused smoke and water damage at the home of Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge on First North meingtreat. The blaze was detected soon after two o clock in the morning by Mrs Hoge who helped fight the fire. Officials note the fire appeared to originate from a flue under the chimney. R B Schelledy and Robert Inches, Solar Development Co. executives, had been visiting Spokane for the holidays.
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W. Smith Hoge
North Meingtreat
Marriage Licenses Show Decrease for Year 1931
The report notes a drop in marriage licenses issued in 1931 across counties, with Beary Laks showing 5 licenses issued versus 76 the previous year. Cache Valley rose by 194 licenses, while Idaho and Utah counties saw gains attributed to Idaho’s recent law requiring applicants to pay a fine from initial application until license issuance.
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Mettiage Jemas
Beary Laks County
Cache_Valley
Idaho
Cacne County
Uteh
Lawa
New Idaho Mining Law Edition Off Press
A new edition of the Idaho mining laws has been published by Stewart Campbell Inspector of Mines. The pamphlet includes all new statutes and amendments, up to date extracts from U S mining laws, and a new appendix with generalized interpretations and citations. Copies are free on request to the Inspector at Boise Idaho.
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Idaho
Stewart Campbell
Inspector of Mines
U. S
Campbell
U. S. Land Office
Boise
Idaho Oleo Sales Plunge Across State
Idaho oleomargine consumption fell drastically in the first eleven months, dropping from 978,337 pounds in 1930 to 198,876 pounds this year. Stores selling the product dropped from 177 to 47. The bureau cites butter prices, licensing taxes, and butter advertising campaigns as causes.
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Boise, Jan
Idaho
Bureau of Dairying
Rear Laker Writes Post From California
The Post received a letter from subscriber Edw A Austin now living in Los Angeles. He sends a check for one year and says The Post always has something interesting. He notes Bear Lake country as his birthplace and mentions relatives and friends settling nearby, wishing a prosperous New Year.
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Edw. A. Austin
Los Angeles
Bear Lake Country
Oldest Pioneer John Bird Passes After 90 Years Of Life
John Bird, Bear Lake region pioneer and longtime resident, died at age 90. Born August 7, 1841 in Birmingham England, he traveled with Mormon emigrants to Utah in 1855 and settled at Springville before moving to Bear Lake. Funeral services are planned for Friday at 11 a.m. in the Paris Second Ward chapel followed by interment in the city cemetery.
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West
Bear Lake
Utah
Paris Second Ward
John Bird
Birmingham
England
Walter
William
Rebecca
Annie
Annie Russenl
Woodruff
John
America
Church Emigration Fund
Elions
Charles Buck
John Grimmett
George
Rebecca Bird
Thomas Tew
W Walter
Mr. Bird
George Bumption
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Atchinson
Bird
Plains
Salt Lake City
Springville
Bishop Johnson
Bill” Bird
Tom Tew
Dingle
Mary Ann Sparks
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Mark Sullivan
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Spokane
Wash
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Paris, Idaho
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Jonesport
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