Idaho enforcement reports February license cases total 38
Idaho fish and game enforcement processed 81 cases in February. Among them 38 were license related and 13 were fishing infractions. Other categories included 11 for big game, four upland birds, three waterfowl, one fur, and 16 for miscellaneous violations. The heaviest fine reached 150 dollars for a deer case.
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Idaho
Annual Statement for Franklin Life Insurance Company Idaho 1957
The annual statement outlines Franklin Life Insurance Company of Springfield Illinois as of December 31, 1957. It reports capital stock, income and disbursements, admitted assets totaling 419.6 million, and liabilities totaling 378.46 million. Notary date February 28, 1998 confirms sworn statement by secretary George E. Hatmaker.
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Franklin Life Insurance Company
Springfield
Sinois
Commissioner of Insurance
Idaho
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County of
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George E. Hatmaker
Idaho wildlife and license rules and fishing notes
Idaho requires a bonafide six month residence to buy or use a resident hunting or fishing license, with six states using this rule and four requiring a full year. Military stationed in Idaho on official duty are exempt for the duration of orders. Bonners Ferry angler Bert Hunter won a Field and Stream lake trout award with a 48-pound catch at Priest Lake last November. Steelhead activity near Lewiston rose in February, with 1183 counted through the ladder, above the prior February high. A Wichita Mountains deer-trapping project tagged a buck that had previously moved 75 miles, released 100 months earlier.
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Western
Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Dert
Bert Hunter
Bonners Ferry
Stream Magazine
Priest Lake
Lewiston
Oklahoma
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
One of the innocent by standers in airline strike turmoil
The piece laments travel disruptions from a union lead strike and argues that industrial disputes bring mixed outcomes. It cites Saint-Exupery and Jesus to challenge readers on whether honorable goals are pursued and urges cooperation and kind conduct to avoid bitter residues.
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Saint-Exupery
Jesus
German Locksmith Credited With Early Coil Powered Clock
Historians note a German locksmith named Navhea Henlein is credited with inventing in the 14th century the first clock using a coiled spring as motive power, marking a key development in portable timekeeping.
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Navhea Hénlein
Elderly patients dominate Idaho Mental Hospital census
Dr. Terrell Carver, administrator of health, reports at Blackfoot that 178 of 679 patients at the state mental hospital are over 65, with 47 percent aged 65 or older. He notes custodial care takes much staff time, impacting treatment for younger or non elderly patients.
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State Hospital South
Terrell Carver
Menital Hospital
Blackfoot
Elderly Patients Dominate Long-Term Hospital Stays
Hospital authorities report 355 patients aged 25 to 34, two aged 15 to 24, and 10 under 15. Among those 65 and older, 37 have spent over 30 years in care, with 25 over 20 years and 19 from 10 to 20 years.
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Carver Ver
State ‘Hospital South
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