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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
3
A letter argues dog owners must train and control pets to avoid roaming and danger. It calls for vaccinations, neutering, and city laws enforced by officials to protect neighbors and reduce unwanted litters.
A letter to the editor from Soda Springs laments Caribou County indifference to a New Year’s Baby family Curtis and Susan Bastett. It urges service clubs and the Chamber of Commerce to organize financial help and gifts, noting hospital, transport, and care costs and contrasting with larger cities and other towns. The writer calls for community involvement across churches and civic groups to support neighbors in need.
Funeral services for DeLos W. Pete Hubbard 80 of Grace were held at the Williams Ward LDS Church. Hubbard, born July 21 1912 in Grace, died January 28 in a Logan hospital after a short illness. He was a rancher, LDS member, and held roles in Farm Bureau cattle associations and canal companies. Survivors include his widow Selma Adams Hubbard, a son Alma A Hubbard, three grandchildren, three brothers and a sister.
Rita J. Lahman writes to Caribou County residents urging donations for Curtis and Susan Bassett. She asks service clubs and citizens to give even a small amount, noting Soda Springs residents donating a dime would total over $200. She frames gifts as sharing neighborly care.
The services were under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Grace Cemetery. The trouble with resisting temptation is that it may never come again. Thursday, February KL 1973 Page Three The modern girl wears less on the street than her grandmother did in bed.
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