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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1957
Page
12
A lengthy column details visits and gatherings around Bancroft with relatives and friends. It notes dinners, Sunday visits, and drive trips to Ogden Lava Hot Springs Yellowstone and Yellowstone area. It mentions moving to Dayton Ohio furloughs and visitors from Salt Lake City Phoenix Washington Campbell California and Arizona.
The speaker urges a restful night to ensure punctual arrival at the office on Monday. Advice emphasizes sleep, readiness, and starting the work week with discipline.
Shrimp dish combines cheese tomato rarebit with hot cooked shrimp. Instructions mix cheddar milk salt paprika Worcester sauce and mustards. simmer with water then pour over warm dish and serve.
A collage of short notices lists visitors and guests in Salt Lake City American Falls Soda Springs Ogden and nearby towns. People include Elmer Jackson family Carl Hamp Argl Davids Genevieve Powell Fay Millward Landmarks include reunions chorister Ada Mabey and Iva Ruger changes. Local social items cover visits from Idaho Falls Conda Ogden and Concord California with weekend trips and family gatherings.
Local Soda Springs issue dated August 29 1957 carries brief community notes and notices from Caribou County. Details focus on everyday events and regional updates typical of a small Idaho town newspaper.
Archie Smith of Draper visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Hatch. He won a missionary competition in 1911 and served in a southern mission. Archie Smith is brother to Homer Smith. Guests at Petersons Mark Wright Cardell Wright and Ardene Christensen of Grace were Sunday afternoon visitors.
A Navy sailor interviewed on a quiz show says he would not return to farm life. Asked if he expected to go back to the farm, he replies that after learning to tie knots in the Navy, he would not dare to milk a cow.
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