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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
7
Fragmentary clerical note records a week long block and posting sequence. It mentions Sacrament day Sunday and primary voting, Frances Yost as a primary contact, and no relief meetings at a Bancroft Chesterfield location.
The report details a Sunday school meeting led by Counselor Joseph Lloyd and assorted genealogical committee changes. It covers visitors to the Eastern Idaho Produce Credit Association convention in Pocatello, travel mishaps near Lava Hot Springs, wedding celebrations in Pocatello, and various family visits and birthdays. A light anecdote closes with a pun about life insurance for pedestrians.
In Grays Lake the recent blizzard shut the highway to Soda Springs from Sunday to Thursday. Plow crews led by Earl Sam sen Odell Stoor and Bernard Lindstrom kept most valley roads open though severe snow halted travel. Mail carrier Bob Samson_attempted routes Monday and Wednesday. Rex Layland LaMar Stoor and others faced drifting conditions and limited travel. Schools were largely closed all week, churches and social activities halted, with limited movement via nearby towns.
The mayor and City Council announce that all city purchases require a purchase order signed by a councilman or the mayor. Purchases over 25 dollars need council approval. A petty cash fund up to 100 is set to cover freight and postage, effective February 1, 1964, as of January 2, 1964.
In Caribou County Idaho a petition for probate of the will of Mary Haggerty deceased and for Letters Testamentary to Edwin A Haggerty has been filed. The hearing is set for Friday February 14 1964 at 10 00 AM in the court room of the Soda Springs Idaho court house. Anyone interested may appear and contest the petition and show cause why it should not be granted.
Crosby, a deaf electronics engineer from Minnesota, designed a small wireless in-ear hearing aid weighing 0.3 ounces. The device picks up speech television and radio sounds at the ear with no cords or external transmitter, smaller than a postage stamp. Write to Crosby at 4 North Broadway Billings Montana for complete details.
Notice of bond redemption for Local Improvement District No 7 covering curb and gutter bonds 23 and 24. City Treasurer Della Britenbeker of Soda Springs Idaho announces redemption by February 1 1964 bids to be opened at 8 PM in city office. Mayor and City Council may accept or reject bids. Publication January 23 1964.
The Mayor and City Council of Soda Springs Idaho will lease Finch Ranch in Caribou County sealed bids due by 5 PM February 5 1964 Final date for receiving bids is set.
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