Natural Gas First Service Connected in Soda Springs
Intermountain Gas marks a new gas service in Soda Springs with the first connection observed by a Caribou Sun photo. Present are E. W. Largillier, a local bank president and Gall Chevrolet owner, Os Call of the Chamber of Commerce, and Ray Meyer, Intermountain Gas divisional manager, at the ceremony.
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Intermountain Gas Yin Soda Springs
Caribou Sun
E. W. Largilliere
The
Largilliere Company Bank
Os Call
Chamber of Commerce
Gall Chevrolet Co
Caribou Lodge
Ray Meyer
Intermountain Gas
Allen Tigert
Soda Springs
Max Snell
Largilliore Bank
County Budget Set at 354 878 and Jury List Chosen
County commissioners set the 1957 tentative budget at 354 878, a reduction from 1956, and selected the 1957 jury list. The board invites taxpayers to present concerns February 12 at 10:00 am in the courthouse. Proceeds from Idaho cafe polio day will aid Caribou County March of Dimes.
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Idaho Cafe
Frank Lallatin
Carbou County
March of Dimes
Caribou County
Today's Sun
Denver Stock Show Honors Tie For Cutting Horse
Mr and Mrs Roy Corbett and Mr and Mrs Frank Stoddard returned home Sunday from the Denver stock show. Corbett entered with his cutting horse and tied for fourth and fifth with Hollywood Sweetheart in the third go round. Thirty one horses competed for the honors.
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Roy Corbett
Frank Stoddard
Denver
Fisher named service man for Rio Valley Gas division
Raymond Meyer, named division general manager, announced Fisher will head service in the Rio Valley Gas Co. area. The company plans to add workers and train dealers in gas burner use, venting, and leak detection to improve service to customers in McAllen and Springs.
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Fisher
Idren
Tommy
Riche
Springs Weyer
Soda - 505
Meyer
Joy Shop to Open Saturday for New Merchandise
A misread local notice states Joy Shop will open Saturday with a range of merchandise. The event is linked to owners Wilson and Mrs Ison Thames and mentions a future shop name Tider and a Pfaff Sewing event as part of an opening celebration.
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Alice P
Wilson
Ison Thames
Stella Gabettas
Ives
Uno
Outlaw Basketball Tournament Begins Next Thursday in Soda Springs
Eight teams from Caribou county towns will compete in the Outlaw basketball tournament at Soda Springs high school gym. Games run Thursday through Saturday with 50 cent admission for adults and 25 cents for students. Proceeds benefit March of Dimes and Little League Basketball. top prize is 50 dollars plus a basketball for the champion.
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Soda Springs
Harley Childs
Soda Springs Lions Club
Bancroft
Paris
Montpelier
Lava Hot Springs
Preston and Grace
Monsanto Chemical Company
Soda Springs High School
Lions Club
Acreage Reserve Agreements Announced For 1957 Wheat Program
Myron Isle announces that Acreage Reserve Soil Bank agreements will be accepted starting January 28 1957 Farmers may participate by visiting the ASC office for details Signing deadline is March 8 1987 and funds are allocated on a first come first served basis Payments are 1.05 per bushel based on normal yield if eligible land is designated
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Myron Isle
ASC
Weekend Basketball Schedule Promises Local Showdowns
Jane 26 Soda hosts Rockland Saturday night. Bancroft plays Fielding Friday at Bancroft and June 26 the American Falls Beavers visit Bancroft. Fielding travels for their solo weekend game.
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Jane
Soda
Rockland
Bancroft
Fielding
American Falls Beavers
Wheat Acreage Allotment Open to Farms With No Wheat
Farmers who did not plant wheat for grain in 1934 1955 or 1986 may apply for a 1957 wheat acreage allotment Myron Isle chair of the Can bon County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee says. Applications must be in writing to the county ASC committee by February 15 1957. Blank forms are available at county ASC offices for filing requests.
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Myron Isle
Canbon County Agricultural Statoil Gation and Conservation Committee
ASC
County
Relatives Sought for H G Rand by Wyoming College
Soda Springs librarian Bernie M Crawford reports a University of Wyoming inquiry into H G Rand a prominent Wyoming Idaho figure who died in Soda Springs in the early 1900s. Mrs Crawford asks anyone with information about Mr Rand or his descendants to notify her and assist the college in locating next of kin.
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H. G. Rand
Bernie M Crawford
Soda Springs
University of Wyoming
H G Rand
Ce Rand
Wyoming
Idaho
Mr Rand
Crawford
Correction note for Lallatin Market ad play
Market ad updates list leg roast replacing spring lamb and discounts mandarin oranges at 6 cans for 1.00. Also corrects a theater line to reflect a 3 act comedy Play at Mia Copy Boy presented by the 2nd Ward Mia at 7 30 pm Monday an 98th at the church.
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Lallatin Market
Complaints Withdrawn After Monsanto Settlement Reached
Caribou county cattlemen withdrew damage claims against Monsanto Chemical after a out of court settlement over fluorine related injuries to about 200 cattle near the Soda Springs plant. The company agreed to buy affected cattle and released claims, finalizing terms after initial negotiation hurdles.
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Rumer
Monsanto Chemical Company
Soda Springs
Surf
Monsanto
Caribou County
Heber Lau
Lau
Clothing Drive for Hungarian Refugees by Key Club
Mack Thompson of the Key Club announced a week long clothing drive for Hungarian refugees. Donors are asked to bring items to the High School building or call the high school to arrange pickup. All help will be greatly appreciated.
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Mack Thompson
Key Club
Central Farmers Continue Plans After Monsanto Suits
Central Farmers Fertilizer company will proceed with designing and building a calcium metaphosphate plant in Georgetown Canyon Idaho despite two lawsuits filed by Monsanto Chemical Company. The suits name Charles M. Miller and F C Torkelson company and were filed in federal courts in Idaho and Utah.
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Joseph J. Lanter
Central Farmers Fertilizer Company
West Wacker Drive
Chicago
Georgetown Canyon
Idaho
Monsanto Chemical Company
Monsanto
Soda Springs
U. S. District Court
District of A Central Division
Charles M. Miller
Central Juneers Fertilizer Company
F. C. Torkelson Company
District of Idaho
Eastern Division
Millier
Torkelson Company
Utah
Central Farmers
F.C. Torkelsom Company
Caribou Wildlife Protective Meeting At Soda Springs
The Caribou Wildlife Protective Association will meet at the Soda Springs courthouse tonight at 8:00. A wildlife film will be shown and lunch served, announced Doyal Stiles. The public is invited to attend.
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Caribou Wildlife Protective Association
Court House
Soda Springs
Doyal Stiles
Air Pollution Topics Highlight Farm Bureau Meeting
Ray Swanson of the National Farm Bureau spoke at a Soda Springs gathering, noting air pollution is a national issue. He cited Geneva Steel in Utah Westveco in Pocatello and copper smelters in Arizona among examples, and urged industry cooperation to control the problem with properly constructed plants. He mentioned $90,000 in federal research money but said little has been obtained.
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Ray Swanson
National Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
Soda Springs
Swanson
Geneva Steel
Utah
Westveco
Pocatello
Arizona
Washington
Tennessee Valley
Kiwanis Club Officers for 1957 Installed
Kiwanis officers for 1957 were installed at a ceremony Tuesday January 15 in Soda Springs. Don Back lieutenant governor of the district conducted the install. Pictured left to right Walt Bingham director Ralph Hore lay vice president Lee Wallace director L C Ruud director Frank Hendricksen immediate past president J displayed in the photo.
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Soda Springs Kiwanis Club
Don Back
Bi A
Pictured
Walt Bingham
Ralph Hore’ Lay
Lee Wallace
L. C. Ruud
Frenk Hendricksen
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Ranchers
Rio Valley Gas Company
Eekily School
Beng Con
Joy Shop
Amentan Legisp
D. W. Grimm
Conda
Caribou
Cub Scouts
Ron Nichols
Anaconds Company
Tnce
H. S
Kiwanis Club
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