Fees Abolished for Idaho Big Game Hunts This Year
Idaho lawmakers removed special hunt fees for big game in the 1949 laws. No extra charges for deer, antelope, elk, moose or sheep permits this season, though general and controlled hunts continue. Drawings restrict repeated participation for three years after a successful kill, with annual general hunts unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
T. D. Biladeau
Biladeau
Department
Local social notes from Salt Lake and surrounding areas
Franklin and Hastings families visited relatives in Salt Lake City and Honeyville. Community members hosted and attended gatherings for Mother's Day, school events, and a teacher farewell. A talk on Spanish extension work was given at a local school. A birth announced for Junior Hobbs of Mackay. Canned goods storage study notes vitamin retention by Penn State researchers.
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Gene Hastings
Salt Lake City
John Smitht
Harold Lowe
Honeyville
S. J. Handy
Mone
Frank Olsen
S Ton
Fark
Lewis
Kay
Holland
Junior Hobbs
Mackay
Moser
Preston
Leo Cottle
McCammon
Annie Wilkinson
Cove
Jessie Larson
Stanton Hawkes
Hawkes
Ann Olsen
Dee Parkinson
Scott
Logan
L. G. Parkinson
George Hill, Jr
Boise
George Hill
Albert Parkinson
Leslie Ballif
Brent
Albert Knight
Pocatello
George Catmul
Idaho Falls
Marilyn
Calvin Parkinson
Franklin
Sandy
Charles Ralph
Stanley Ralph
Downey
Dennis Ralph
Valate Harris
LeGrand, Ore
Leland Scarbough
Canyon
Riley
Oliverson
Lee ‘ Christensen
Kent
Ronald. Bingham
Severe Winter Cuts Idaho Fish Catches for Two Seasons
Idaho fish culturist James C. Simpson warns the 1949 winter and heavy snows will shrink mountain-stream fishing in the coming two seasons. Extreme cold froze many small streams, threatening fish life where flows dried to trickles. Larger fish in deeper pools may still provide some catches this season, but winter damage could reduce next year’s legal-sized fish by three inches or more.
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Idaho
James C. Simpson
State Fish and Game Department
Simpson
Harsh winter threats endanger trout and fish ponds
A fish culturist warns that slush and ice jams threaten streams and reservoirs in Idaho, risking suffocation losses as water runs low and ice remains heavy. Weekend visitors, Mr and Mrs Merlin Chatterton of Ogden and Otto Chatterton of Salt Lake, stayed with Leland Sheeley Chatterton on West Oneida.
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Idaho
Merlin Chatterton
Ogden
Otto Chatterton
Salt Lake
Leland “Sheeley” Chatterton
West Oneida
Weston Village Finances Report for Year Ending April 30 1949
The Village of Weston presents a financial statement covering May 1 1948 to April 30 1949. It lists receipts from taxes hydrant and dog licenses beer licenses fines water connections and various others and disbursements to water works street lights police and other town services. The report is signed by H O Hansen clerk and treasurer and sworn before Notary C L Swenson on May 9 1949.
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Weston
Hansen
J Weston
Do ‘Jereby
H. Oo
C. L. Swenson
Notary Public
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U. S. Pat. Opt
Freston_Bike
Ernest“ ‘Brifenbeker
Morrill
Dan Haworth
Burley
Lois Jean Meyers
John
Meyers
Berkeley
Calif
Charlie Martin
Deborah Jean
Pennsylvania State College
Homer
Hotrod
Financial Statement
Globes
Weston Creek
Idaho Municipal League
Grand Stand
State Insurance Fund
Public Square
Water Works
Abe
Anderson
South State
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