Idaho Proposes Higher Fish and Game Licenses
Idaho fish and game department says license fees rise this spring after legislative action. Many vendors report demand before May 4, with some local shortages possible after May 3 due to audit and changeover. Pre May 4 purchases stay at old rates but only one species tag per $50 license. new $75 license adds extra species tag options and mirrors resident combination license privileges.
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Fishing license fee increases announced by the department
The department announced higher license prices for residents nonresidents and tourists raising the resident annual fee to 2.50 the nonresident season license to 12 and the tourist five day permit to 4 among changes to the fishing license schedule.
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Easter colors and meanings across cultures
The article traces Easter origins to the goddess Eoestre and describes how red hues symbolize life and happiness in Chinese tradition, bridal wear, and red eggs. It notes Persians introduced ornate eggs for spring festivals long before Christ and the modern Easter meaning.
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Faberge Eggs Symbolize Easter Craftmastery and Luxury
Time passed and the decorated Easter egg grew into a test of master craftsmanship. Faberge's renowned works for Russian czarist families featured exquisite enameling and jewels. Many eggs contained "eggs within eggs," each a jeweled symbol tied to Easter.
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Editor Urges Repeal of Narrow Parcel Post Law
The Enterprise Courier notes Editor Art Wallhausen of Charleston urges Congress to repeal Public Law 199 amid parcel post woes. He highlights increased rates, higher Railway Express costs, and ruined small merchants due to strict size limits, with Rep. Paul C. Jones calling for action.
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U S Sugar Backing From Congressmen Sparks Debate
Idaho's congressional delegation backed beet sugar interests on April 1 with bills to restore domestic producers' share of market growth. Senators Dworshak and Welker co sponsor an 85 000 ton quota increase and 55 percent growth share for beet sugar, alongside similar House measures.
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Sugar market growth formula aims to balance domestic and foreign shares
Congressional spokesmen describe a growth formula expanding U S sugar consumption above 8.388 million tons with 55 percent domestic and 45 percent foreign growth, while keeping import volumes and quotas steady. They argue it relieves domestic areas hit by fixed ceilings and higher yields, helping reduce inventories.
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It's the law rights in court and fair trial safeguards
Public service column outlines core legal protections. It covers presumption of innocence the prosecution burden proof beyond reasonable doubt witnesses subpoena rights self incrimination and counsel rights. It notes court authority to compel attendance and testify and states lawyers provided for felony defendants who cannot afford one.
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Masked Marvel Assembles Rifle On TV
Payette native Nelson D Dundas gained national attention as the Masked Marvel after assembling an M 1 rifle while blindfolded on a recent TV show. He finished the task in one minute forty seconds.
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State Plans Examinations for Fish and Game Jobs
The Merit System plans examinations to fill vacancies in the Department of Fish and Game for conservation officer second grade and assistant biologists. Applications must be on file by April 16. Forms and announcements are available at local employment security offices or by contacting the Fish and Game department or the Merit System office in Boise.
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Dinner Invitation Reply From Civil War Letters
A colonel and his wife invite Capt. Greene's company to dinner on September 15. The reply notes five men on leave and three on the sick list, but the company will accept the invitation.
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