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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
12
The Idaho fish and game commission approved shortened pheasant seasons statewide with a two rooster bag limit. A ban on shipping upland birds outside Idaho runs Sept 1 to Dec 31, 1950. Seasons begin at noon, with county by county dates and two cock bag limits listed for each district.
The notice details hunting seasons and bag limits for various game birds across numerous Idaho counties. It lists start dates, noon times, and limits for bobwhite quail, valley and mountain quail, blue grouse, ruffed grouse, Franklin grouse, sage grouse, and upland birds, including closures for Craters of the Moon NM and multiple counties. The rules enforce two bird limits in some areas and five birds in aggregate in others, with restrictions on hunting methods and protected areas.
The law bans using any pistol or rifle to hunt game birds and forbids training bird dogs on upland game birds including Chinese pheasants anywhere in the state from April 1 through August 15.
A New York City tax institute report shows total state debt rising to a record $4 billion in 1949. Idaho, by contrast, remained free of state debt, continuing its fiscally conservative stance.
The Idaho State Chamber of Commerce notes a few bonds remain outstanding though state debt per person fell from 62 cents in 1948 to 53 cents in 1949, the nation’s lowest. Nebraska posts 58 cents while Delaware shows 155.04 dollars. New York leads with 926.57 million. Idaho owes 313 thousand and holds ample cash to meet obligations.
Fred Tydeman with 34 years of Idaho law practice seeks the Fifth Judicial District District Judge seat on the August 8 non-partisan primary ballot. He has served as Referee in Bankruptcy United States Commissioner and Pocatello city attorney. Born 1889 Fargo North Carolina raised Minnesota Minnesota law graduate 1912. He practiced in Idaho except for World War I service. He is married with three grown children two grandchildren and a past American Legion commander tenure in Pocatello.
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