Bancroft City Council Reorganizes With New Mayor
Bancroft City Council held January 2 to install Mayor Ellis Higginson, Bancroft’s first mayor under the new municipal recodification law, and councilman Argil Davids. Holdovers include Dale Welch Ferrebee Buttlefield and Gerald Tolman. committee duties listed by Mayor Higginson cover Law and Order, Waterworks, Streets and Alleys, Parks and Civic Improvements, and Finance and Ordinances.
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Bancroft
Ellis Higginson
Argil Davids
Dale Welch
Ferrebee
Buttlefield
Gerald Tolman
Higginson
Ferrebee Butterfield
Gerald J Tolman
Sun
Bancroft Board
Soda Springs City Council Meets December 1967
The Soda Springs City Council held a Dec 6 1967 meeting with Chairman Arthur Kelly and members including R V Bitton Earl Gunnell Max Hughes Gilbert Bryant Attorney Caldwell and others. Topics covered included building permits gravel removal easement questions finish on Hooper Ave building and plans for a city well loader purchase and insurance bids.
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Soda Springs
Arthur Kelly
R. V. Bitton
Earl Gunnell
Max Hughes
Gilbert Bryant
Callis Caldwell
R. F. Hamilton
Jack Miller
LaRue Rasmussen
Stanley Darius
Stanford Steele
Hooper Ave
Wendell Kunz
Atty. Caldwell
Mr. King
Merle Steele
Third East
Ricks College enrolls numerous area high school students
Enrollment figures list 87 Idaho high schools sending students to Ricks College Rexburg led by Madison High School with 227 attendees for the fall term. Idaho Falls High 188, Rigby 132, Bonneville 122, South Fremont 116, Shelley 78, Grace 16, North Gem 8, Soda Springs 14. Police Court records show local residents cited for various traffic and safety offenses with fines and suspensions.
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Rexburg
Ricks College
Eldred Stephenson
Idaho
Ricks
Madison High School
Schoo Idaho Falls
Rigby High School
Bonneville High School
Idaho Falls
South Fremont High School
St. Anthony
Shelley High School
Grace
North Gem
Soda Springs
Taxpayers Alerted To New Budgets In Idaho Counties
Idaho county commissioners in 44 counties set to adopt tentative budgets on January 8 1968 second Monday of January. Law requires publication by January fourth and public hearing in February to finalize budgets. Outcomes hinge on non property revenues surpluses and law set property tax limits.
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Idaho
Careful Income Tax Filing Is Advised
Internal Revenue officials urge careful early filing with machine processed returns. IRS officer John C. Anduiza provides steps: use pre addressed forms or piggyback labels, follow enclosed instructions, double check SSN names addresses signatures and arithmetic, save deduction records, and wait for Forms W-2 from all 1967 employers before filing to avoid refund delays.
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Internal Revenue
IRS
John
C. Anduiza
Anduiza
Think Taxes
Their fiscal year runs January February or March making the county budget the taxpayer’s focus. Local notices in newspapers alert residents to city budgets and tax meetings, as interest rises with higher property taxes and an Idaho 1965 equalization drive. Requests for services shape the budget and the final tax bill.
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Idaho
First Semester Ends in Soda Springs Schools
The Soda Springs School District No 150 ends its first semester this week. Report cards will be issued by Thursday January 18. High School and Junior High administer semester tests with exemptions for top grades and good attendance.
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Lem
Steele
Mr. Steele
Soda Mobile Trailer Court
Finch Ranch
Mr. Hamilton
Carroll Hildreth
Ivan Bortz
Hildreth
Bortz
Hamilton
South Erty
Southern Idaho
Miller
Polaris
Jackson
Ist
Caribou Motor & Implement Co
James Brauberger
Richard Jodlway
Medina
Ohio
Charles E. Baylock
Coffeeville
Kas
Randy Budge
David A. Hubbard
Donald Neff
Barry Skinner
Conda
John B. Lewis
Verl Leavitt
Grace Theatre
Grace, Idaho
Laurence Burnham
Ae Springs
Gene Rasmussen
Blizzard Bargain
Caribou County
Hoey
Martha Chety
Martha Circle
Marvin DeKay
Trail Dining
BIG O Winter Tire
West
Zenith Winter Tire
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