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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
10
Fragmentary text mentions a chief of peat, In gton State, Idaho, and a licensed r may take action. References Snake River boundary and years, with unclear dates and authorities.
Wildlife officers must honor licenses from either state for hunting or fishing only when on boats in the boundary waters portion of the Snake River not along shorelines or tributaries. The Stanley Bunn family joined a Smithfield Utah reunion and aided Susan at Lela's College of Beauty while several members enjoyed time at Stanley Basin and Yellowstone.
Steven Ray Quinton bound over for Grand Larceny in District Court. Daryl Carpenter and George Newby face speeding charges with fines. Claire LeGrand Kidd and others cited for passing in no passing zones, failure to register or transfer, and related offenses. Includes mentioning Mrs Dorothy Wallace visiting Soda Springs with Scheffel family.
Sergeant Chris Hooks, Army recruiter in Pocatello Idaho, says trainees in two stages gain 12 weeks pre flight and 21 weeks at Fort Wolters Texas and Fort Rucker Alabama. Qualified graduates receive $1000 monthly premium plus housing and meals while joining a vital role for rapid deployment and casualty evacuation.
Idaho State Police Superintendent Clark Hand urges drivers to heed the six basic highway sign shapes to prevent accidents. An eight sided STOP sign means stop only, a diamond warns of danger ahead, rectangles carry speed and regulatory messages, round signs mark railroad crossings, and inverted triangles yield right of way. Traffic signs are posted for safety, heed them and live.
A concise account tracing Sacajewea from her Idaho roots born before 1776 through her capture, marriage to Toussaint Charbonneau, and role as a guide for the Lewis and Clark expedition in Mandan and Idaho. It notes her diplomacy aiding safe passage and eventual reunion with Shoshoni kin, alongside a playful closing about a cow named Molly and a humorous poem line.
Idaho's mobile home sector links to a stable lumber base and West Coast markets. Elrick and Savidge report 5872 units produced in 1966, with most activity in Southwestern Idaho. Since 1957 the industry expanded from a few shops to about 20 Idaho plants, spurring upholstery and component makers. Major firms include Buddy Mobile Homes, Nashua Go Lite, Starcraft, Fleetwood, and more.
Soda Springs Idaho report from Caribou County Sun dated Thursday August 17 1967 highlights local notices events and society items on page seven including community happenings and brief announcements reflecting the town’s mid August activities in 1967.
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