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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1957

Page

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4 H FFA Steers and Lambs Bring High Sale Prices in County

High bids dominated the county livestock sale as 4 H and FFA members sold fat beef and lambs. Alma Hubbard led with a 900 lb grand champion steer at 50 cents a pound to Grace First National Bank, followed by a 895 lb steer at 47 cents to A R Hopkins. Lambs topped by Jerry Giles with a 105 lb Suffolk at 90 cents a pound, while Ronald Haviland and Don McLain also posted strong prices for their lambs.

Fenior Jack Kibbsnhauman Uessinet Grace Id Suda Oyrings Sgte Encours Alma Hubbard DeLoss Hubbard Graceé Grace First National Bank Merion Hess Grace Curtis Reed Soda Springs A. R. Hopkins Sandra Reed Monsanto Chemical Co Larry Tingey Grays Lake A R Hopkins Frank Nallatin Jisho Cafe Sweer Jerry Giles Largilliere Company Bankers of Ronald Haviland Suffolk Idaho Cafe Don McLain Land Peterson Tractor Company Bancroft van Gunnell Peterson’s

Fat beef sale draws high bids amid bidding frenzy

Businessmen bid aggressively at a fat beef sale as owners and purchasers watch. Pictured left to right are Frank Lalla tin, Idaho Cafe, Larry Tingey, Scott Styles for Monsanto, Al Hopkins City Transfer manager, Marion Hess road contractor, Leo Bennett First National Bank of Grace president, Alma Hubbard, Grace Bank manager Alvin Whitehead.

Frank Lallatin Idaho Cafe Larry Tingey Scott Styles Monsanto al Hopkins City Transfer Marion Hess Leo Bennett First National Bank of Grace Alma Hubbard Alvin Whitehead Grace Bank

Thanks a Million for Local Fair Support

A note from 4H and FFA supporters thanking local sponsors and volunteers. Gratitude is expressed to Grace First National Bank Largilliere Company Bank City Transfer arid Storage and others for their help in livestock sale activities.

Schools Set Sept. Start Dates In Soda Springs Bancroft Grace

Ezra Moore announced start dates for area schools. Soda Springs opens September 3 while Bancroft and Grace begin September 2 to avoid observing Le bor Day.

Ezra Moore Soda Springs Bancroft and Grace

Urgent Blood Drive Draws Need Quota To Stay Open

An urgent appeal from Mrs Dorothy Herron and other Soda Springs leaders urges Caribou County residents to donate blood Tuesday at Soda Springs High School from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. The drive aims for 150 pints to meet the county quota and keep the local blood bank service. Donors aged 18 to 21 must have signatures. drop-ins are welcome.

Mity Soda Springs High School Dorothy Herron Caribou Blood Bank Mra Devi Bancroft Wi Fryar Soda Springs Mira Dorothy Grace

Uteca Station Transfer Noted After Dealer Changes

Barnes assumes control of Uteca Station at Springs after previously operating the agency and selling Buick. He later worked as a salesman for Cali Chevrolet. Carroll leaves the station to rejoin M K Constructor Co.

Barnes Ine T Agency Buick Cali Chevrolet Company Carroll M-K Constructor Company

Commissioners Set Contract For Appraisal Of County Property

Caribou county commissioners contracted with Justin H. Haynes Inc of Denver to appraise all taxable property. A recent Idaho statute requires counties to re appraise real estate for taxation by 1961 with work starting September 1 and completion by January 1 1959. The $28 500 program aims to equalize values across Idaho counties.

Caribou County Board of Commissioners Justin H. Haynes, Inc Denver Colo Haynes Caribou Idaho

Parade Pictures Back Page CC Promotes Home Trading Ads

The Sun plans a series of ads from now through Christmas to show the advantages of trading at home. Bill Horsley is named chair of a committee to draft copy for the advertisements. The Chamber will publish a 24 page brochure highlighting industries agriculture livestock recreation and community activities. Della Morris and Saltpard work on brochure copy for the next Chamber meeting. Mr and Mrs Don Salser and Mr and Mrs C W Salser left on a Montana trip and return this weekend.

Bill Horsley Donat Chamber Della Morris Saltpard Don Salser C. W. Salser Montana Lome

Calf Purchased by A B Hopking at Fall Stock Sale

The purchase records show a beef calf bought by Mr A B Hopking of Soda Springs at the fall stock sale. The animal was kept in an adjacent tent for most of the time.

A.B. Hopking Soda Springs Falls Mrz Elis

Mrs Helen Rich dies in California after long illness

Mrs Helen Macady Rich age 60, formerly of Soda Springs, died Saturday in Stanford Lane Hospital San Francisco after a long illness. Wife of Roscoe C Rich Idaho State Highway Commission chairman, she moved to Oakley with her mother and had lived in San Francisco since January 19. Rich was at her bedside.

Helen Macady Rich Soda Springs Stanford Lane Hospital San Francisco Roscoe C. Rich Idaho State Rich

Services Held Monday for Local Blacksmith Moe

Everrett John Moe 89 died Thursday of cancer at Caribou County Hospital. He was born March 12 1998 in Melrose Montana to John and Hulda Moe. He married Florence Mae Todd August 11 1923 in Butte Montana and moved to Soda Springs in 1929 where he ran a blacksmith shop.

Ld.s Everrett John Moe Caribou County Hospital Melrose Mont John Hulda Ulrich Moe Florence Mae Todd Butte Soda Springs

Harvest Season Opens as John Hopkins Delivers Barley

John Hopkins, seated on a track, brings the first barley load to Soda Springs as the 1957 harvest begins. Fellow noted elevator operator Earl Gunnell stands beside him at Barley creek on 300 cultivated acres with about 160 in barley, while land unused is grazed.

John Hopkins Hopkins Earl Gunnell Focal Eigh Nile

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FAT Lamb Teamer Peree Gal Bank of Grace Ook Auction Company Imer A “Gibbs General Alldaffer FFA Charles Giles John M. Garro Waily Road Paterso Tractor Service Tot Te Lambs Evan Mclain van Goohell Keith Witeon Don Mekain Ron Hawkland Sam Start Largiliere Company E. W. Largilliere Ing John Garro Larpilliere Company Harold Peterson Paterson Marke Cecil Alldaffer Led Bennett Whitehead Largilliere Company Bank Peterson Petersson Food Monsanto Chemical Company Merlin Whittle Preston Uteca Helen Rich California
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