General Fishing Season Ends On October 31
The general fishing season closes statewide on October 31. Idaho sportsmen may pursue elk, deer, bear and other trophy animals, pheasant, ducks, geese, and multiple game birds. Area 6 waters in Bear Lake County including Bear Lake, Bear River to the Utah line, Mud Lake and Rainbow canals are open all year for all species.
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Cholesterol facts and questions from the bulletin
A bulletin explains what cholesterol is and where it is found in the body. It notes cholesterol participates in vitamin D production and hormone creation, may affect nutrient entry into cells, and can act as a carrier for fatty acids. It warns about saturated and polyunsaturated fats and the potential for rancidity and aging.
Watch Their Outdoor Manners In Idaho Pheasant Season
With waterfowl seasons underway and southern Idaho pheasant hunting opening October 27 at noon, landowners may close private property. Hunters should conduct themselves beyond criticism, restrain others from misbehavior, and display permission signs endorsed by the Idaho Landholder Sportsman Council. Department staff teach gun safety in public schools, stressing careful handling and always seeking permission to hunt private land.
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Coast Guard Officer Candidate School Seeks Applicants
The Coast Guard invites applications for its Officer Candidate School at Yorktown Virginia starting February 11 1963 with a September class to follow Applicants must be 21 to 26 and hold a bachelor degree by selection date Graduates are commissioned Ensigns in the Coast Guard Reserve and must serve on active duty for three years Commandant PTP 2 U S Coast Guard Washington 25 DC
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Low Milk Production Cited for Cow Removal in Herd
The article notes that low milk production is the main reason for removing a cow from the herd. It warns to ensure the issue is not due to a fixable deficiency such as a salt shortage in the diet.
Idaho Ends Port Check Rule for Small Vehicles
An executive order issued October 15 ends the requirement for motor vehicles weighing 600 pounds gross weight or under to stop at Idaho Ports of Entry. The Department of Law Enforcement says the change eases traffic flow for pickups campers and panels while not affecting revenue. Trailers at Ports still must stop for safety checks. Officers offer information services to travelers seeking Idaho details.
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Dill weed scent and flavor described as more delicate
The dill weed is noted for a gentler aroma and taste compared with the cam phorous, which presents as slightly bitter.
No Open Season For Canvasback And Redhead Ducks
Waterfowlers are reminded there is no open season this year on canvasback and redhead ducks due to record low breeding numbers. Hunters should learn to recognize these species and avoid possession to stay compliant with migratory bird laws. The Fish and Wildlife Service offers a leaflet titled Know Your Migratory Game Birds, available again this year.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Department
Gracie Prost Campaign Mobilizes Idaho Mothers
A Utah campaign message presents Gracie Prost as a strong ally for education. It quotes a mother of two and urges Idaho voters to support Prost for the United States Senate claiming she will protect and improve local schools.
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Liberty Relief Society Meeting and Community Notes
The Relief Society met for a work session led by Ivy with Brown guiding home management. Many visitors stopped by, including Mrs. Chris Carlson to Mrs. Martha Hymas, and numerous local families hosted or visited over the weekend and into Monday, with activities at the MIA class and a budget social led by Bert Miller.
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Brown
Chris Carlson
Martha Hymas
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James Lyon
Lynn Larson
Pocatello
Ed Lyon
George Lyons
Melvin Lyon
Maud Carlsen
Emeil Anderson
Tremonton
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Gerald Christensen
Dennis Carlsen
Logan
Chris Carlsen
Kelly Matthews
Byu
Provo
H. K. Matthews
Escondido
California
Stephens
Myr
Alfred Humpherys
Galt Lake City
Bruce Humpherys
von Atkinson
Glen Humpherys
George Albert Smith Field House
Walter Slanack
Jesse R. Matthews
Salt Lake City
Bert Miller
Beverly Hymras
Shelley
Debra Hemmeret
Terry Hymas
Jimmie
Lyndon Parks
Ivy Parker
Shannon Derricott
Archie Parker
Lester Roberts
Veda Roberts
Robert Lougee
Arlin Butikoffer
Ted Miller
Idaho Falls
Taft Miller
Ann Miller
Albert Miller
Eldon Hymas
Neil Morgan
Evan Morgan
Francis Sibbetts
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Salt Brine Substitution Weakens Concrete Claims EE Seternee
Report claims adding salt brine to concrete instead of water reduces strength. EE Seternee notes test results showing weaker concrete products and potential structural concerns.
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