Idaho Amends Game Laws Seines Bass and Lake Fishing
The new game bill sets a April 15 season start with a spring bass closed period through May in most waters. Bass fishing may resume until May 1 with regional variations south and north of the Salmon river. Ling fishing is debated in the legislature due to its importance to the Kootenai Indians. Bear Lake remains open to seining under a $25 license and $2000 bond, with seining restricted to Bear Lake County and mesh limits. Bear Lake seining could hinder restocking.
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Senate
Ralph Nelson
Kootenai County
Kootenai
Kootenai River
Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
Local leaders confer with stockmen on Cache Forest issues
Town visits by Supt Cari 3B Arentson and others from Logan Utah and Paris on route 6 Laketown aimed at stockmen and rural interests. The Relief Society staged a creditable program Friday evening with refreshments. School bus runs Garden City to Laketown resumed after severe winter closures. Ice harvest at Ideal Beach continues and James Neal plans to return this summer to operate the beach.
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Cari
Arentson
Rangers Rice
Logan
Utah
Averill l of
Paris
Laketown
Cache Forest
Relief Society Organization
Garden City
Ideal Beach
James Neal
Bern Brevities Show Local Family Ties Across Towns
August Schmid returns from Bern to Georgetown while Kuns family travels between Montpellier Montpelier and Logan Utah for medical help visits. Several Kunz relatives depart for Logan with Mrs Kunz ill. Charles R Clark visits Bern. Genealogical meeting hosted by Rudolph Blenz Jr with a good turnout.
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Bern
August Schmid
Georgetown
Wm. J. Kuns
Montpellier
Myrtle
Kimz Ja
Montpeler
B. W. Euns
Max
Glen Euns
Montpelier
Robert Kunz
Logan
Utah
Neek
Heber Kunz
Rudolph Blenz Jr
Mayor Plans Mass Meeting For City Ticket Nomination
A city committee tasked with forming a biennial ticket reports plans to hold a mass meeting on April 12 at 8 p.m. in the county building court room. The meeting aims to nominate a city ticket for the upcoming election.
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Center
First South Street
Bouth Street
First East
Center Street
Local notables and residents social updates
The report notes Mrs. Emily Richards slowly recovering from an operation and nearing return home. Heber Kimball of Garden City visits at the Kimball parental home. Wilford Richards and family visit Logan. Attorney Jesse P. Rich visits Paris. Ruby Spencer returns home after appendicitis surgery at Budge Memorial hospital. Mrs. Jesse P. Rich elected president of Logan City PTA. Vernon Budge chosen to join Utah Agricultural College campus cleanup committee. Sanitary inspector expected soon to check local merchants. End with a witty remark about Scotch travel trends from Lord Dewar.
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Emily Richards
Heber Kimball
Garden City
Claud Kimball
Wilford Richards
Logan
Jesse P. Rich
Paris
Ruby Spencer
Budge Memorial Hospital
Parent
Logan City
Vernon’ Budge
Utah Agricultural College
Coach Gledhill Will Leave Paris at Term End
Fielding High School coach and instructor Elwood Rip Gledhill will depart Paris after the 1928 29 term and will not return next year having accepted a new contract. Over three years Fielding teams played 87 basketball games with 64 wins while football began at the school under his guidance.
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Fielding High School
Elwood
Rip) Gledhill
Paris
Rip
Trees Nesting for Winter Protection
Fragment discusses how trees and bushes are nested to stay warm and sheltered from frosty winds that threaten them. The text is a brief note on sheltering vegetation from winter conditions.
Convention of American Legion at Montpelier
Members of the local post of the American Legion and Womens Auxiliary have been invited by Montpelier Post to join a district convention in Montpelier on Friday March 29. State Adjutant Lester T. Albert of Boise and others will be present.
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Amercan Legion and Womens Auxiliary
Montpelier
Lester T. Albert
Boise
Tragedy of the Buffalo Population Decline Recounted
The article outlines a drastic fall in buffalo numbers from about 60 million in earlier times to 20 million in 1850, 4.5 million by 1870, and only 800 by 1805, highlighting a sharp population collapse.
Idleness as a Public Mint of Mischief
A provocative statement by Jamey Aurilton condemning idleness as a breeding ground for criminal activity and social decay, portraying it as a public mint where mischiefs are coined and spread broadly.
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Jamey Aurilton
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Idaho
F. T. Shepherd & Sons
Vely
Deavor
Shepherd Clothing Store
International Harvester Company
Thiel&-Olsen
Winchester
Ean Jones
London
Lord Dewar
Gledhill
Barbara‘ Bourjaily
Convention OF American Legion
Buffalo
I Novelty Theatre
Reginald Denny
THE
John Gilbert
ST Elmo
August Evarts
Ken Maynard
the Red Raiders
Mountain States
Bell System
Telvexaph
Wil Mean
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