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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1967
Page
8
Secretary Freeman urged rapid action under the Agricultural Act to impose quotas on dairy imports. He cited 1965 dairy production and the 300 percent rise in imports, warning the imports affect price support and farm income.
The Lish family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and the Sodings Fire Department for help at their home and thanks supporters for donations. Signatures: Jim Glenna Kathy and Karolyn Lish.
The Southwest Wyoming Hereford Association hosts a spring bull sale April 28 in Kemmerer at the association sale barn featuring forty registered Ibulls. Consignors include Micheli Fort Bridger Saxton Evanston Baugh Logan Winterton Kamas Roosevelt Anderson Tremonton Jensen Montpelier. Also announced are local notices on the Caribou County history book on sale, military promotion, and a Soda Springs family update including son Dennis heading to Vietnam and Seaman William Rausch serving aboard USS Okanogan with the 7th Fleet.
Mrs. Mary Allen requests a name correction in the Americanism program reported earlier for the 4H recognition dinner. The notice corrects the inscription to reflect the proper honoree.
Mrs. Warren King hosted the Hearth and Home Club with guests including Mrs. Frank Thomas Mrs. Harold Peterson and others. The notes recount travels visits to Bountiful Utah Salt Lake City and Phoenix alongside school and work updates for Grace residents. Easter visits and local lunch menus are listed with weekly school meal details and family greetings.
A county event notice states the week long 4H Recognition Dinner includes a corrected name Annette Hubbard instead of Lorraine Thomas. Accompanists listed are Mrs. Florence Panter and her son Kip Panter.
Camp Meads will hold their regular meeting on Friday April 14 at 2 00 p m at the home of a member. Members are urged to attend and discuss ongoing community activities. The notice lists no further details or agenda items.
Members are urged to attend the camp meeting to elect new officers. The notice lists location at North 2nd East and references Mrs Mayme Richards as a guiding figure for the event.
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