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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1967
Page
5
The report blends lawn maintenance guidance with new textile and furnishings developments from the University of Idaho Extension. It notes nitrogen use for lawns, mowing heights for cool season grasses, and weed control basics, then shifts to fabrics like polyester and acrylic draperies, stain resistant finishes, and rental mood pictures to aid shopper decisions.
Seniors visited Idaho campus in Pocatello for A Day at the University of Idaho with tours and an assembly. GHS hosted a science lecture by Professor Fisher from Ricks College for chemistry and physics classes. Elections will be held in May with 2.5 grade average required for candidates and petitions starting. Four students attended Youth Legislature in Boise and passed a bill. FHA convention occurred in Boise with Joy Johnson and Margo Wright attending. Music festival in Pocatello plans and performances by Band and Chorus. A magician show entertained students at the Grade School Auditorium. The school play See How They Run, a three act comedy, is set for April 28.
Local Idaho publication reports on events in Sede Springs area with brief notes from Page A-1. Widespread community items include civic notices and short regional updates.
Idaho farmers protest high overland shipping costs as Union Pacific rates favor Nebraska and Washington routes over Idaho. Monroe Hays of the State Farm Bureau calls the rate differential confusing, noting wheat moves 885 miles to Portland from Lewiston versus 218 miles from Wallula to Portland at lower cost. The dispute centers on rail pricing that fragments the grain market despite similar track types.
Know Your Idaho recounts Lemhi County history from the 1866 gold rush with Grantsville and Leesburg, Leesburg’s rise to 7000 residents and later decline, a 1949 revival by mining outfits, and the county’s agriculture driven economy with harsh winters and crop dividends amid grain rate changes by SP&S.
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