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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1968
Page
16
Idaho law enforcement warns snowmobiles must not operate on streets or highways. Citations may be issued under Section 49-801 of the Idaho Motor Vehicle Code. Commissioner War ner C. Mills calls for legislative action to define when snowmobiles may be used safely.
Idaho Fish and Game Department explains deer are ruminants with four stomach compartments. Microbes in the rumen digest browse materials. abrupt diet changes can cause digestion problems. Humane herd control requires hunter harvesting in numbers to balance winter range conditions.
Idaho Governor Don Samuelson calls for careful driving during Christmas travel after noting two holiday traffic deaths last year. He urges obeying traffic laws, adjusting to conditions, and using headlights on low beam to boost visibility and safety through the season.
Boise officials announce strict enforcement of New Year’s Eve closing hours for beer and liquor establishments. Richard L Cade director of the Liquor Law Enforcement Division says there will be no extension of hours and investigators are ordered to work New Year’s Eve to enforce the closing time.
The Nebraska Harold Warp Pioneer Village at Minden features displays about David Dunbar Buick, inventor of the car that bears his name and his work on baked enamel bathtubs. The article notes Buick died poor in 1929 while connected to a trade school and later sold his car venture to William Durant, who founded General Motors.
Scholars contest the date of Christ birth noting over 300 years of observance with varying dates. In the mid fourth century AD Bishop Liberius and Rome began celebrating the birthday on December 25.
World Book Encyclopedia notes Liberius aligned the date as people observed Saturn’s feast. Christians honored Christ as the Light of the World. Egyptian Christians celebrated Christmas on January 6, reflecting distinct early observances.
Many members of the Eastern Orthodox Church continue to observe this date, maintaining liturgical customs and traditions across communities. The note reflects persistent celebration despite secular or regional variations.
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