06 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
1
The piece reports ongoing contention among water officials and a congressman over a proposed canal and dam linked to Snake River water projects. Idaho prospects for bonds and state control are discussed amid political tension and warnings from Interior officials.
Agriculture Commissioner Stanley Trenhaile announced Boise resignations and appointments this week. Campbell ends 22 years of state service to enter private industry after earning a UI dairy degree and rising from dairy inspector to director since 1953. Dean Christensen of Soda Springs, Campbell’s assistant, becomes director. he previously handled eastern Idaho milk plant operations and joined the department in 1945 as a dairy inspector.
The letter argues there is unappropriated water in the Snake River and criticizes opponents of a proposed dam at Hell’s Canyon. It urges adopting Governor Smylie's plan and warns against turning the river into a desert or losing water to California, framing the Idaho future as at stake.
Honor roll at North Gem lists students with all A grades and some B marks. Named add up to sophomores and freshmen including Lucy Christensen and Lauritz Christensen alongside multiple siblings and parental mentions.
Jacobson Grace clinched the top spot in the 1963 64 Rocky Mountain Cutter Racing Association meet as his team of quarter horses nosed out Bryce Turner s Grace. Inkom led 23 Pocatello racers for first place and Owen Jacobson who lost only one race this year drew Moon as the highlight of the afternoon s 15 races. Five local teams tied for second will run later for the remaining three places.
Three county fertilizer firms join more than 75 regional dealers for a U S Steel Coal and Chemicals Division marketing seminar in Idaho Falls on February 6 at the Stardust Hotel. F E Adams outlines a N fertilizer prescription program with farm films and new color movie featuring Jim Backus.
The remark frames conceit as a strange disease that sickens all but the bearer and draws a line between haves and have-nots. It contrasts the actions of those who did with those who did not, highlighting a moral divide in daily life.
A Friday January 31 head on crash on Highway 30N near Soda Springs left Richard J Hiltbold 44 Rosen Dale NY charged with negligent homicide after his pickup crossed into the Asberry car. AA Dephil 41 Cave City Ark died in Caribou County Hospital with Richard T Ring 18 Cave City Ark treated for injuries. Deputy Sheriff Jack Porter reported clear dry road and evening conditions.
Scouts celebrate the 54th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America from February 8 to 13. The event highlights include a KTLE Channel 6 TV program at 6 30 p m featuring LeGrande McGregor of Cleveland Idaho Post 559 and a theme Strengthen America Scouting Can Make The Difference.
The Shoe Servey team from Roy Daniels Forest Service Vern Hacking and Willis Rowsell Soil Conservation Service report February 1 readings at three Caribou district snow courses show snow and moisture over 100 percent higher than last year and about 20 percent above long term averages. Soil under the snow mantle is not frozen at the Sam sen and Aislen Ranch sites while the China Hat course shows a thin frozen surface soil layer.
Grace High School will host the District Five wrestling tournament this Friday and Saturday February seven and eight in the high school gym. Four senior high schools Grace North Gem Soda Springs and West Side will enter one man in each of the 12 weight divisions. First round matches Friday evening and finals Saturday evening. Public welcome with 7:00 p.m. start. Admission one dollar adults and fifty cents students. First and second place winners advance to the state meet February 13 to 15 in Rupert.
The Caribou County Farm Bureau and Extension staff sponsor a banquet on Saturday February 15 at 8 p.m. in the Grace L. D. S. Chapel with Attorney Merrill K. Gee of Pocatello as dinner speaker. Members pick up free tickets. non members pay 150 per plate. public invited.
Police Chief Dean Lloyd warns motorists to obey all railroad crossing stop signs in Soda Springs. Citations will be issued to violators to enforce the safety regulation.
Soda Springs Chief Dean M. Lloyd announced Lambert Hildreth, 48, as relief officer. A Soda Springs native, he returns after 20 years in the U S Army including military police. He and wife Darlis have two daughters. Ronald Gortemsky moves from relief to full time duty.
The Federal Land Bank Association of Preston will hold its annual meeting February 7 in Preston. Registration starts at noon with a noon dinner and business session at the Oneida Stake House. Directors will be elected, and members will hear about financial progress and view a new film Credit Where Credit Is Due.
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