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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
4
A rustic verse recounts Sam as a young hunter in Arkansaw who cleansly shoots game for his mother and neighbors. The piece notes his consistent accuracy and scarce ammunition, then mentions the Marchantsa merchants offering affordable hunting goods and service.
Idaho Fish and Game Department reports gill nets at Is and Park reservoir captured 1239 fish. Ninety percent were Utah chub, three percent rainbow trout, two percent whitefish, two percent brook trout, one percent kokanee, and two percent miscellaneous including suckers.
A Soda Springs column reports an OSL special train covering Montpelier to Soda Springs in 30 minutes. It notes evolving skirts and a “fishwife” drapery style, lists local social visits, a missing Colts Six Shooter, baseball banter, dances at Grays Lake, and visits by residents from Cad Junction Utah.
Local notes indicate Springs Day on August 10 and the 27th Annual Henry Stamend celebration in progress. Community mentions include visits by Mrs. V D Stephenson and infant Larry Dean, Allen H Tigert opening a surgical clinic, and several family trips to Ogden Salmon River and Council. Soda Springs loses 4 to 2 to visiting team despite hits and no errors.
Union Pach receives an award of hay from president Valenca with Bailey as vice president and safety chief. The contest requires entrants to meet established targets and improve performance by set percentages, earning the honor as Union Paritie set records.
The text shows a garbled dialogue about weighing meat and a roast, with a recalled line from Horatio Alger and scattered references to a teenage memory and a hush among a witness. Details are unclear, but the fragment evokes a kitchen or butcher shop banter.
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