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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1969

Page

5

Inflation Talk At Store On Price Marks And Debt

A letter from Caribou, written to the editor, quotes storekeepers complaining about rising prices and stagnant wages. They discuss inflation, banks, and national debt, with names like Clem Webster, Ed Doolittle, and Zeke Grubb weighing in on monetary policy and political blame.

Clem Webster Barry Ed Doolittle Clem Nixon Zeke Grubb Zeke

Jamboree Impresses Idaho Governor and Visitors at Farragut

Governor reflects on the 1969 Boy Scout Jamboree at Farragut State Park Idaho hosting about 100000 attendees. He praises Idaho hospitality science and gun safety program memories and commends 51 state officers for security work especially Corporal Bob Green who saved lives in a tent fire.

Farragut State Park Idaho U.S A Les Gissel Les Sandpoint Dan Evans Washington Frank Borman William Lenoir Jesse Owens Archie Moore Olive Baden-Powell Lord Baden-Powell Scouting Apollo Il Cape Kennedy Outer Space Luna Landing Bob Green U.S.A

Unclear Market Talk Sparks Partisan Jibe in Local Letter

A reader laments shrinking working man buying power citing a seller earning $112 weekly now has $77 in buying power, with President and party comparisons amid a partisan reference. The writer signs as Uncle Cal.

Zeke Clem Cal

New Anglers Try Warm Water Fish

The Idaho Fish and Game Dept recommends beginners try warm water species such as yellow perch crappie bass and channel catfish to gain know how before trout. The fish are easy to catch tasty and have no bag or possession limit with perch crappie and bass found statewide and channel catfish ranging from Hell's Canyon to Hagerman Valley.

Idaho Fish and Game Dept Snake River Hells Canyon Hagerman Valley

If You Can’t Believe All You Hear Believe All You Say

A compact maxim urging scrutiny of spoken claims and greater care in verbal honesty. It asserts that one’s words reveal truth more reliably than hearsay and emphasizes cautious communication.

Dairy and Beef Fair Winners Named in Caribou County

Grand champion beef went to John Anderson and dairy grand champion to Dave Prescott. FFA members Brent Crump and others from Bancroft filled top placings in multiple beef and dairy classes including junior and senior calves, yearlings, and mature cows with awards such as a halter from the Caribou County Holstein Association.

Caribou County Larry Stevens Kenneth Crump FFA Brent Crump John Anderson Dave Prescott Caribou County Holstein Assn Grace Rex Bowles Marlon Jenkins Mike Jenkins Bancroft Sherman Toone

Soda Springs Football Practice Begins August 18

Soda Springs High School football practice starts August 18 under head coach Thayne Keele. The Cardinals open the season August 30 away at Soda Springs against the Rigby Trojans, with the first home game set for September 12 versus Malad.

Soda Springs High School Thayne Keele Cardinals Soda Springs Rigby Trojans

Marriage Licenses for Ashbaker and Bassett in Grace

Darwin Lee Ashbaker aged 22 from Grace and Sandra Bassett aged 18 from Grace obtained marriage licenses.

Darwin Lee Ashbaker Grace Sandra Bassett

Fat Stock Sale Deepens Prices at Fair Brin

The 1969 fat stock sale at Fair Brin drew strong activity with 49 animals selling for about $11,000 total. Top steer owned by Mics kK. ao sold to Gem Valley Grain. Grand Champion Lamb bought by Walt's American for 56 cents per pound. Reserve Champion Lamb sold for 40 cents per pound to City. Thirty-one fat beef averaged 59 cents and seventeen fat lambs averaged 39.50 cents per pound. One pig brought 26 cents per pound to Knudsen Packing. Sale chairman Roy Hatch and staff credited for a successful event.

Carden Walt Allen Allen Munro Knudsen Packing Preston Ah

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Vv. E Lansberry and James E Lansberry Publishers County of Caribou City of Ition Dear Mister Everthing Mark Lallatin Fooddtown Mereford Nabisco Morton Bez Sarchive Royal Treat Mushrooms Clorox Bannock del Monte Jaias SUN Toda Springs, Idaho Kay Hogan Pi Gem Valley Grain Growers Carey Heginwil First National Bank of Grace
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