Kerry Drake 29 Hunting seasons open for upland game
The article notes hunting seasons remain open across most of the state for upland game birds including pheasants partridge chukar quail and also cottontail rabbits and migratory waterfowl.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1961
Page
4
The article notes hunting seasons remain open across most of the state for upland game birds including pheasants partridge chukar quail and also cottontail rabbits and migratory waterfowl.
In Franklin County Idaho the administrator of Mary E. Sant deceased will sell by private cash sale, subject to Probate Court confirmation, described real property. Sale starts after November 17, 1961 with bids in writing to Dell W. Smith attorney Preston Idaho First Security Bank Building. Published Nov 2 and Nov 9 1961.
In the probate court of Franklin County Idaho the estate of Parley Swainston deceased is addressed to creditors. All claims against the estate must be presented with vouchers to the undersigned Administrator at Preston Idaho within four months after first publication.
The message urges yielding to God and embracing flexible daily patterns. Faith allows adapting methods to meet challenges and seize opportunities with readiness and trust in divine guidance.
The legislature passed a law allowing charges against hunters for careless gun handling to lead to license revocation or denial of future licenses for set periods. The Fish and Game Department must hear charges within 60 days unless dismissed. Courts may revoke licenses and deny future purchases. the director must be notified within 30 days. Mail in unmailed hunter report cards for antelope, moose, sheep and goats. as of now over half have been received reporting 50 bighorn sheep, 87 mountain goats, 25 moose and 397 antelope killed. Grouse season ended Sunday for blues, ruffed, and Franklin's species.
The Health Insurance Institute reports rapid expansion of regular medical expense coverage. In 1950 about 22 million had such protection, rising to about 88 million by 1960, with linked hospital coverage reaching 132 million and surgical expense insurance for 121 million.
From 1956 to 1960 the insured population under regular medical expense coverage grew from 29.8 million to 41.3 million, a 38.8 percent increase, while benefits paid by insurers for medical expenses rose 103.8 percent from 99 million to 201 million. In 1960 the number of insured rose 8.1 percent to 41.3 million and benefits climbed 17.8 percent to 201 million. World War I armistice November 11, 1918 marked by Marshal Foch in Compiegne forest is noted.
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