Tri County Beef School at Preston February 1
Beef producers meet at Robinson Hall Franklin County Fairgrounds Preston for the University of Idaho Tri County Beef School starting 10 a.m. Ed Duren notes the 13th annual event focuses on beef cattle improvement and crossbreeding with talks by Dr. John Miller and Jim Elings and a 1 p.m. address on herd evaluation. No host lunch at noon. Sponsors include Extension Beef Advisory Committees Caribou Bear Lake Franklin and the University of Idaho.
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Robinson Hall
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Preston
University of Idaho
Tri- County
Ed Duren
Tri-County
John Miller
University of Idaho Extension
Duren
Jim Elings
Genetic, Inc
Hughson
California
Division of
Carnation
Elings
University of California
Extension Beef Advisory Committees
Caribou
Bear Lake
Franklin Counties
PTA Discusses Public Use Of Schools In Community Education
North Gem PTA meets Wednesday January 31 in the school auditorium to discuss whether schools are for learning and for the public. A film will be shown and a group of artists will entertain as People Taking Action promotes broad lifelong education benefiting all residents.
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North Gem Pta
Local Man Honored At Simplot Banquet
Jack Sturm of Soda Springs received special recognition for 15 years of service at the J R Simplot Company's Minerals and Chemicals Division annual service award banquet held in Pocatello. The longevity dinner, part of the division's sales meeting, was officiated by company president Jack Simplot and division president W Grant Kilbourne.
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Jack Sturm
Soda Springs
J. R. Simplot Company
Pocatello
Sturm
Conda
Simplot
Jack Simplot
W. Grant Kilbourne
Planning Group To Meet With Water Board
The Caribou Regional Planning Commission will meet with the Idaho Water Resource Board on Wednesday January 31 1973 at 7 30 p m in the City Superintendent office Soda Springs. The Water Resource Board will present the Caribou County Water and Sewer Plan with explanations and comments. The public is invited to attend and participate with questions or comments.
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Caribou
Idaho First Reports Gains In Deposits And Loans
The Idaho First National Bank reports 1972 yearend deposits of 689,568,983 up 22 percent from the prior year and loans and discounts of 423,162,165 up 20 percent. President Thomas C. Frye cites strong Idaho growth and notes mortgage activity exceeds 111 million in real estate loans. The bank employs 1,400+, with an $11.5 million payroll, and forecasts 1973 strength in agriculture, forestry, tourism, and industrial expansion.
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Idaho First National Bank
Thomas C. Frye
Idaho
United States
Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner in Boise Speaker Mondale
The Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner takes place on February 3 at the Rodeway Inn in Boise Idaho. Senator Walter Mondale of Minnesota will speak with Governor Cecil D Andrus and Senator Frank Church serving as co chairmen and tickets available from Mrs T L Tracy, Canbon County Democratic Central Committee Chair.
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Boise
Rodeway Inn
Idaho
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Cecil D. Andrus
Frank Church
Canbon County
Democratic Central Committee
T. L. Tracy
Appreciation Dinner Held for Edwin M. Smith
Caribou County Democratic Central Committee sponsors an appreciation dinner for Edwin M. Smith in Boise on Wednesday February 7 at 7 30 pm at the Cedar View Supper Club. Speaker will be Nolan Hancock executive secretary of the Idaho Democratic Central Committee. Smith served 10 years as county commissioner from 1960 to 1972 and was a city councilman under three mayors. Dinner tickets available from Mrs T L Tracy and committee members.
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Smith
Cedar View
Nolan Hancock
Idaho Democratic Central Committee
Boise
Caribou County
Democratic Central Committee
Tom Gunnell
Allen Tigert
Aron Ozburn
Democcratic Central Committee
T. L. Tracy
Democratic Committee
No Visitors Amid Flu Outbreak At Local Hospital
Hospital administrator Mrs. Pearl Fryar announces no visitors in the nursing home or hospital for several days due to a number of flu cases in the area.
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Pearl Fryar
Grasshopper Spray Program Plans Discussed
Monday meeting in Thatcher outlined a district grasshopper spray program led by the Agricultural Research Service. Representatives from Bannock Caribou and Franklin counties and state agencies discussed setup, land descriptions, and funding with Grace Turner area ranchers scheduled to sign up by January 29.
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Agricultural Research Service
Thatcher
Bannock
Caribou
Franklin
State Land Board
Lowell Murdock
Idaho Falls
Peauch
Burley
Bureau of Land Management
Roger Pollard
Grasshopper
Turner
Grace
Lava Hot Springs
Downey
Treasureton
Marvin Smith
Dick Carter
Cove
Thatcher Church
Howard Roper
Franklin County
Smith
Turner Area
ARS
Bear Lake Cisco Dip Netters Gather for Winter Harvest
Dip net fishermen from Wyoming Utah and Idaho crowd Bear Lake edge as cisco spawning areas yield good catches last week. Nets open on bottom catch fish as ice runs five to six inches thick with holes cut by axe or saw. Some youths balance catching, smoking and frying cisco for a winter treat while several families return home with limits and memories.
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Bear Lake
Idaho
Utah
Beth
Cisco
Wyoming
Grasshopper Spraying Program Details Shared Funding
The ARS administers a cost sharing grasshopper spraying program on private ranges with one third each from owners state and federal funds. On federal land BLM all costs paid by federal funds. State lands cover two thirds by state funds and one third by federal funds. The program is first come first served and excludes cropland.
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Federal Agricultural Research Service
Bureau of Land Management
Federal
ARS
Immunization Clinic Set for Feb 1 at Courthouse
The Caribou County Public Health Nurse's Office hosts a Feb 1 immunization clinic from 8:00 to 9:30 a.m. at the Courthouse. Immunizations include diphtheria pertussis tetanus polio measles rubella and DTaP. Infants may start at 1.5 to 2 months. adults need a booster every 8 to 10 years. No charge for vaccines.
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Public Health Nurse’s
Caribou County
With Accident Abatement Have A Mind For Traffic Safety
A public safety notice urges drivers and pedestrians to adopt accident abatement practices. Authorities emphasize situational awareness, safe speeds, and attentiveness to reduce traffic incidents. Community programs and campaigns promote helmet use and crosswalk signals to improve road safety.
Pilot Plant Nears Completion for Water Treatment Tests
The pilot water treatment plant at Hooper Spring awaits an air blower to become operational. City officials plan tests of various treatment methods to identify the best option for improving water flavor before a full scale plant is built.
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Hooper Spring
Jack Miller
Soda Pops Choir Plans Annual Variety Show
The Soda Pops Choir of Soda Springs High School rehear ses for their Variety Show to be held Wednesday and Thursday evenings January 31 and February 1 at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 1.00 for adults 0.75 for students and 0.50 for children under 12. Proceeds fund a Soda Pops spring tour.
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Soda Pops
Soda Springs High School
Rod Sorensen
Angus Barnes
Jana Love Anderson
Shuell Bassett
Mark Robbins
Glade Sibbett
Winifred Alldaffer
Cordally
Legion Urges Nov 11 Veterans Day Return in Idaho
Idaho Legion Commander Eugene V Halstrom asks state lawmakers to restore Veterans Day to November 11. He warns Congress changed the date for a long weekend, eroding the holiday’s meaning. Eight states have already shifted back to November 11.
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Legion
Idaho American Legion
Eugene V Halstrom
Idaho Legionnaires
Idaho
Halstrom
Congress
Petersons escape injuries after car train collision
Mrs Reid Betty Peterson and her son Steve were involved in a collision with a 100 car eastbound freight train at 8 45 a m on 1st East Street Soda Springs. They were hospitalized with minor injuries and observation held for Mrs Peterson. Police Chief Blynn B Wilcox noted an overpass could prevent such accidents.
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Reid
Betty) Peterson
Steve
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Peterson
1St East Street
Soda Springs
Blynn B. Wilcox
Sheep Disease School Set for Jan 31 in Soda Springs Montpelier
Cecil Alldaffer announces University of Idaho Sheep Disease Schools to be held January 31 in Soda Springs and Montpelier with 10 am starts, 2.50 registration to cover travel costs. Four speakers cover practical disease control, epididymitis blue tongue foot rot hairy shaker, orphan lamb rearing, enterotoxemia coccidiosis chronic abscess and reproductive diseases. Idaho extension and university staff lead sessions.
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Cecil Alldaffer
Caribou County
University of Idaho
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Legion
Bear Lake County
Department of Veterinary Science
Richard Hall
Roy Morterson
Idaho Sheep Commission
Blaine McGowan
University of California
Ken Fredricksen
U.S
Floyd Frank
KRRV
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Tri-County Beef School
PTA
Water Board
Edwin M. Smith
Pops Choir
Malad
Americal Falls
North Gem
West Side
Mackay
Dachive
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