Uncle Cal From Caribou Recalls Tiny Committee Meetings
Uncle Cal from Caribou recounts a country store visit where Grubb's preacher jokes about meetings, half the Attendance Committee failing to appear, and the pastor opening and closing with prayer. He recalls a rain prayer by Rufe Zinder and notes the weary preacher's dry humor about being paid for prayers.
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Grubb
Rufe Zinder
Rufe
Sunday School Tensions Over Politics In Bible Class
Editor recounts a rural church meeting where the men's Bible Class teacher faced complaints for politics during lessons. Hezekiah Adams chaired the committee and proposed transferring the teacher to the Adult Woman's Class, as the men refused to change his politics. The Parson noted broader country church issues as teachers argued with sermons and kept short class times, prompting the writer to visit the country store for respite.
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Hezekial Adams
Hezekiah
Felar
al- Waya
Cal
What Other Editors Are Saying
A local mock editorial column reflects on editorials and town issues, noting criticism of city hall, Main Street, and community topics. It references past pieces like The Five True Tales of Main Street and mentions Fire Chief Paul Gilmore cleaning Main Street with a pushbroom and debates about bomb shelters.
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Jim McLaughlin
Payette Valley
Sentinal
Main Street
Ihs
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
City Hall
Paul Gilmore
Federal aid debate and a tax deduction example in Sandpoint
A column criticizes federal support for local schools and cites ideological concerns about federal control. It argues adverse effects on taxpayers and the republic, noting persistent efforts by proponents to federalize education. An accompanying Sandpoint example explains how carrying charges affect tax deductions, detailing a calculation based on $1,250 and 6 percent, with monthly carrying costs.
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Congress
United States
Sandpoint News
Tax topics on itemized deductions and limits
Tax guidance explains deducting itemized contributions up to 20 percent of adjusted gross income plus an extra 10 percent for gifts to churches and certain organizations. It notes donations to individuals are not deductible and outlines treatment of gifts of property, as well as which interest charges qualify for deduction and how carrying charges are calculated with a TV loan example.
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U. S. Treasury
Government Printing Office
Two-Car Crash In Soda Springs Injures Drivers
A Tuesday December 19 crash at North Third East and Fast First North involved a 1961 Dodge driven by Aston Hopkins and a 1959 Chevrolet wagon driven by Teen Lloyd. The Dodge slid 70 feet after braking. the Chevrolet moved 20 feet on impact. Deputy Sheriff Jack W. Porter investigated.
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Aston Hopkins
Soda Springs
Arlo T. Hopkins
Soda
Teen Lloyd
Alma Lloyd
North Third East
Fast First North
Chevrolet
Dodge
Jack W. Porter
Two Car Crash Reports From Soda Springs and Chesterfield
Deputy Porter reports a December 18 collision at South Main and US Highway 90N in Soda Springs involving a 1958 Ford station wagon driven by Florence W LaVoie and a 1960 Ford 4dr sedan driven by Herbert M Currey. Estimated damage to both cars is $400. A separate January 1, 9:15 am crash at Chesterfield Road and Hatch Road killed three Chesterfield residents Otto Butterfield and Armand Tee Crockett were involved in a 1960 Falcon and a 1960 Ford pickup owned by local residents. The Butterfield car appeared snow covered and did not show evidence of the other vehicle. no skid marks were found.
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Jack W Porter
South Main
Florence W LaVoie
Soda Springs
Herbert M Currey
Chesterfield
Stalker Road
Hatch Road
Otto Butterfield
Leo Butterfield
Armand Tee Crockett
A. Paul Hatch
Butterfield
Barrow Pit
Caribou County Crash Claims Butterfield Life
A January 25 crash in Caribou County near Soda Springs Idaho involved Otto Butterfield who died at Caribou County Hospital. Crockett Perkins Leo Buttlefield and others were injured as a pickup collided with a Butterfield car in icy conditions. Sheriff Ralph J. Marriott led the investigation and transported injured to hospital. Butterfield died of injuries and others remained hospitalized.
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Ickup
Butterfield
Carl
Buttsfield
Caribou County
Otto Butterfield
Byterfield
Mr. Crockett
Ralph J. Marriott
Mountaineer Returns City Laments Sparse Dining Hours
A mountaineer in the big city expressed disappointment at the limited meal times in a hotel. He noted breakfast from seven to eleven, lunch from one to four, and supper from four to sixteen, adding he had no time to eat anything.
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