Open Forum On Rural Committees and Local Rodeo Funding
A letter from community groups urges openness as they accuse the rodeo committee finance committee and the senior Chamber of Commerce of unfair discrimination against Lions Club hot dog stand profits. The Lions support sight conservation and aid to the blind through the fundraiser at rodeo grounds.
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Rodeo Committee
Finance Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Rodeo
Public inquiry over rodeo financing and concessions policy
A Preston community letter questions committee cooperation on a Night Rodeo project and criticizes exclusive concession rights and pricing. Signers include members of the Preston Lions Club and the Junior Chamber of Commerce, urging fair financing and local benefit.
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Monte Young
Rdoco
The
Preston Lions Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Moose and Mountain Sheep To Be Hunted In Idaho
Idaho's fish and game commission plans a short fall season to hunt 30 mature bull moose in Fremont County and aging ram mountain sheep. Permits will be issued by public drawing, with a $2000 fee and a $1000 antlered tag, and hunters must be accompanied by a conservation officer during the hunt.
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Idaho
State Fish and Game Commission
Fremont County
Game Department
Idaho Bighorn Ram Hunt Set Across Regions
The commission plans thirty five hunting permits for Rocky Mountain bighorn rams in Idaho areas including Valley and Lankin counties from September 15 to 24. Horns must measure three quarters of a car, special permit five dollars, tag ten dollars. Checking stations will operate near the area. permitters must check in and out. Moose and mountain sheep remain listed, antelope removed. Lost River pronghorn surveys justify no hunt this year.
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Idaho
Valley
Lanki Counties
Lost River
Commission
Army criticized for rising disease and morale issues overseas
Idaho Representative Henry Dworshak warned that disease rates among American soldiers in Europe and a moral decline in occupation forces reflect a breakdown in military discipline. He urged Congress to demand greater efficiency from military leadership and questioned peacetime draft policies for 18 and 19 year olds.
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Henry Dworshak
Idaho
House of Representatives
Contro S
Congress
Dworshak
Europe
New York Times
Japan
R. L. Eichelberger
Army of Occupation
Army
Navy
Marine
Weekend crash injures six Grace youths near Lava Hot Springs
A 1931 model sedan carrying six Grace youths rolled off U S Highway 30N at Fish Creek, 10 miles east of Lava Hot Springs. Two, Veil Hubbard 15 and Eunice Axtell 17, were in Soda Springs hospital with serious skull fractures and described as recovering with an even chance. The others Keith Simmons 17 Griver, Kelly Ransom 16, De Lores McClellan 15, Floy Ransom 15, and the driver, were injured. passersby aided evacuation. Exact time of the crash was not determined.
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Grace
Borrow ‘Pit
Keith E. Simmons
Griver
Kelly Ransom
DeLores McClellan
Floy Ransom
Kieth Simmons
Lt. Maughan
Dick Dahling
Arthur G. Peterson Lunda
Soda Springs
Lava Hot Springs
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Redeo Committee
Preston
LEE
Arrow
Wembley
Tanner
Chamber of Commercet
Public Service Clubs
Franklin County
J. Preston
Raleigh
North 4Th
West
West Oneida
Mr. Seamons
Hannas Sweet Shop & Sandwich Bar
Style Shop
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