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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1942
Page
4
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Idaho campaign notes a series of political rallies as State Chairman Robert Coulter forecasts a sweeping win on November 3. He cites Glen H. Taylor for U S Senate and Ira H. Mastens for the Second District, both currently held by Republicans, urging unity and energy nationwide.
The War Production Board delegated marketing authority for cattle calves sheep and hogs to Secretary Claude Wickard to smooth transport and extend marketing periods. Hog goals for 1943 aim for 10 percent more spring farrowings with emphasis on the Western Corn Belt and Eastern Great Plains. Protein feeds are plentiful and wheat supplies are taxed but available to livestock growers through county offices.
DeVere Tovey the Agricultural Agent urges all 4-H club members who completed and turned in their record books to submit them by November 1 so the county summary can credit those who finished projects. Bear Lake county led last year and needs continued support. Livestock clubs are reminded about purebred gifts and calf sponsorship plans, with notifications requested promptly. The 4-H council will pay fair premiums with Defense Stamp books and hopes members save and invest in war programs, reporting progress as possible.
The Idaho State Fish and Game Commission adopts fur bearing rules under Section 3 b 2 Idaho Code Annotated for taking fur bearers. District No 1 includes Boise County and surrounding areas.
District notices list fur bearing animal bans across Idaho counties. Musk rats allowed only where damage occurs with director permits in District 2. District 3 bans fur bears except musk rats with season Oct 15 1942 to 1943. District 4 bans fur bears except musk rats with season Oct 15 1942 to Mar 31 1943. District 5 allows musk rats in Bear Lake and Caribou with varied dates in other counties.
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