Moose hunt set for two women in Idaho Bitterroot range
Irene Bruce of Farmington and Vera Madsen of Desmet won permits for a controlled moose hunt in management unit 12 near Lolo Pass Idaho. Other hunters also drew permits as part of a statewide program with 90 moose permits this fall.
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Bitterroot
Lochsa
Crooked Fork Creek
Idaho-Montana
Lolo Pass
Fish and Game Department
Boise
Irene Bruce
Farmington
Washington
Era L. Madsen
Desmet
Idaho
Blanche Atherton
Alicia Sverdsten
Cataldo
Jacobsen
Knisten
Sverdsten
Avill Huntsvith
Shiras
Yellowstone River
George Shiran III
E. W. Nelson
U.S. Biological Survey
American Museum of Natural History
HE Anthony
Alaska
Kens Peninsula
North America
Kenai Peninsula
Bitterroot Mountains
Clark, Teton
Fremont
Yellowstone Park
Continental Divide
Tetons
Bitterroots
Canadian
Teton Counties
Vera Madsen
Alaskan
Canada
Double Jeopardy Guarded by U S Constitution Cited in Idaho Column
A period note explains the protection against double jeopardy, citing the phrase Nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life and limb. It recounts Ball v. state style history from the 1880s and highlights practical limits and conditions.
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Ball
U.S. Supreme Court
Old England
State Bar of
Idaho
Local News Briefs From Garden City Area
Mrs Estelle Whitney spent the past week in Evanston Wyoming caring for a friend Annie Kimball who is seriously ill. The Bryan Hooth family Mrs E Rich Mrs Lew Cook and child ren and Leone Loveland attended a piano recital in Fish Haven presented by Ruth Pugmire of St Charles. Mrs Theora Hodges was in Logan Wednesday. Calder and C E Calder of
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Allon Earley
Laketown
Laura Hodges
Garen Vowell
Fish Haven
Milford
James Wicker
Kay Calder
Salt Lake City
Milford Lovelands
Dale Brooker
Agnes. Lruoker
Williy Kensons
Preston Pugmires
Marvin Barr
Rachmond
Utah
William ‘Segus
Bart Satterthwaite
Keith Johnsons
McKay Loveland
Dean Smiths
Gamaur Roberts
Liberty
Lowell Gibbons
Floyd Kennedy
Clessing
Orvil Dustin
Kao Cook
Marvin Bair
William Negus
Jill Sprouse
Merrill Sprouse
Randy Pugmire
Scott Pugmire
Sterling Rich Jr
Cora Lutz
Myrle Spence
Maurine Pulley
Relief Society Laterary
Leone Loveland
Estelle Whitney
Evanston
Wyo
Annie Kimball
Bryan Hooth
E. Rich
Lew Cook
Ruth Pugmire
St. Charles
Theora Hodges
Logan
M P Calder
C. E. Calder
Idaho Fruit Varieties guides orchard choices by climate and use
A new University of Idaho bulletin, Idaho Fruit Varieties, notes location altitude and whether fruit is for commercial or home use as key factors in variety selection. It lists desirable and doubtful traits for apples pears apricots quinces peaches nectarines plums cherries grapes currants and berries and identifies pollinators and five climate zones. The authors urge constant testing of new varieties and encourage home gardeners to plant promising types.
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Idaho
Extension Service
University of Idaho
Anton Horn
Leif Verner
Agricultural Experiment Station
DeLance F. Franklin
Parma
Bulletin
Planting Caution for New Crop Varieties
The Paris Post notes cautious farmers should test new varieties on a small scale before wide planting and seek advice from extension agents or nurserymen. It warns that overplanting a potentially inferior variety could be costly. The piece cites that over 35 percent of the world’s tractors are owned by United States farmers.
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United States
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Fish & Game Weekly ‘Report
Wyoming
Minnesota
Ontario
Manitoba
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Upper Lake
Maine
Rockies
Montana
Jack, the
Ripper
Tiny Tim
Milford Loveland
Arch Sims
Don Whitney
Baby
Baratow
California
Mark Hodges
Jasper Merritts
Star Valley
Los Angeles
Claudia Pope
Reelief Society
Don Loveland
Larry
Garden City News
J. We.owsley
Optometrist
Medical Arts
Montpelier
Ben Peterson
Boise, Idaho
Fromer
United States District Attorney
District of Idaho
Papatello
O. R. Baun
Ruby Y. Brown
Spaulding Building
Era’s Sport Center
Telephone
Grimmett Lumber
Paris
Grr
Prana
Olympic Stained Products CO
Leary Way
Seattle
THE
Paris Post
Idaho Wool Growers Association
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