Uncle Cal From Caribou Reports Letter From Clem Webster
Uncle Cal recounts reader Clem Webster and Ed Doolittle discussing wartime population worries and resource shortages. They claim Japan and Germany prosper by enemy selection, note garbage bricks and fish flour experiments, and cite a Florida town dumping junk cars as examples of wartime improvisation.
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Clem Webster
Clem
Pearl Harbor
Ed Doolittle
Japan
Onde
Bargin
Florida
Survival film teaches food for family survival
Caribou County Homemakers Council met January 23 to view a film titled Food for Family Survival. Seventeen women from county groups attended and received mimeographed menus and a market order set for teaching families with three children. Two slide films, Double Trouble and Food for Family Survival, were shown and may be borrowed for lessons on emergencies. Copies of menus and equipment lists are available at the Extension office.
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Caribou County
Grace Ward Announces Officer Changes
Grace LDS Ward released officers on Sunday night including Mr and Mrs Kent Bailey MIA dance directors and Mrs Helen Waite Beehive teacher. Sustained were Mr and Mrs L Reed Andreasen MIA dance director Laura Nungesser second year Beehive teacher Eddie Jensen assistant scoutmaster and ward choir director Byron Shaw.
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Grace Lds Ward
Kent Bailey
MIA
Helen Waite
L. Reed Andreasen
Laura Nungesser
Eddie Jensen
Byron Shaw
Ward
Ocean dike schemes and English town plans raise questions
The writer notes plans to build a 30 000 person town fifteen miles offshore and compares it to Dutch dike farming. He critiques how resource use and pollution threaten food, mentions fish flour as brain food, and ends with a hopeful, homey sign off.
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Clem
England
Uncle Cal
Bears Defeat Cards 58-43 in Montpelier basketball
Bear Lake's zone defense limited Soda Springs star Lynn Nelson and allowed Art Michaelson and Greg Jewell to grab 23 rebounds. Michaelson led Bear Lake with 19 points while Bischoff left with an ankle injury after eight points in the first half.
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Bear Lake
Bears
Soda Springs
Lynn Nelson
Art Michaelson
Greg Jewell
Montpelier
Craig Bischoff
Bischoff
Nelson
Randy Budge
Michaelson
Peterson
Mathey
Budge
Pugmire
E. Thomas
R. Thomas
Rasmussen
Martinsen
Jedell
Munk
Messerly
Esquibel
Nate
Soda Springs Beats Aberdeen 50 44 in Southeast Idaho Clash
Soda Springs edged Aberdeen 50 to 44 in a Southeast Idaho Conference basketball game. Pugmire led Soda Springs with 21 points, while Driscoll paced Aberdeen with 12.
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Soda Springs
Aberdeen
Idaho
Pugmire
Nelson
Rasmussen
Budge
Matney
Thomas
Driscoll
Hayes
Claunch
Mann
Wonderly
Pratt
Palmer
North Gem Cowboys Dominate Pirates In West Side Meet
North Gem Cowboys won eight of nine bouts after a forfeit at 98 pounds against West Side, defeating the Pirates 33-9 in a Thursday wrestling match at West Side. West Side wrestlers Lynn Bing ham and Jim Stevenson tied their matches.
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West Side
North Gem Cowboys
Pirates
Lynn Bingham
Jim Stevenson
North Gem
98—Fisher
Card Cagers Roll To 63-48 Win Over Bear Lake
Soda Springs Cardinals remain in third place in the Southeast Idaho Conference at 3-2 with a 63-48 victory over Bear Lake. Nelson led with 17 points while Esquibel and Bischoff each scored 14 and 12 respectively as Soda Springs shot 46 percent. Bear Lake fell to 3-4 in league play.
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Bear Lake
Soda Springs
Grace Wrestlers Defeat West Side Pirates 36 10
Grace grapplers edged West Side 36 to 10 on January 23 at Grace. Multiple decisions and pins highlighted the meet with forfeit wins by Grace and key scores from Simonson Atkinson Padilla Smith Allen King Campbell Hansen Coombs Daley and others. North Gem led 38 to 4 in the team tally.
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Grace Grapplers
West Side Pirates
Grace
Simonson
Fisher
Atkinson
Ashbaker
Padilla
Bingham
Smith
Bastian
Allen
Tomoci
King
Elsmore
Campbell
North Gem
West Side
Soda Springs Page Two Briefs From Caribou County Idaho
Local items from Soda Springs Idaho dated Thursday January 30 include brief notices and snippets across Page Two. Details remain fragmentary but reflect community events and public notices within Caribou County.
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Caribou County
Sun and Soda Springs
Murtaugh Drood Grace Notch Win In Non-Conference Bout
Murtaugh surged in the second half to beat Grace 68 to 49 in a non conference basketball game. Oakley edged Grace on Friday night as Grace trailed late. Scorers included D Smith 4, Hubbard 7, Littlesola 13, Stanger 13, Hranak 16, Howard 11, with multiple players contributing.
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Murtaugh
Strp
Grace
Oakley
Quart
D. Smith
Hubbard
Littlesola
Taylor
Hurt
Bitton
Person
Murtaughey
North Gem Cowboys Edge Highland in JV Narrow Win
The North Gem Cowboys defeated Highland JV 45 to 43 at Pocatello in a hard fought preliminary game. Key scorers included Yost 11 and C Smith 6 for North Gem while Ad Gertsch and Avery added 6 each.
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North Gem Cowboys
Highland
Varsig
Pocatellos
Caribou County Names New Cancer Drive Chairman
Mrs John McCammon has been appointed Caribou City Cancer Drive chairman. She brings extensive service from Conda and Grace community work and will select workers across communities next.
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John McCammon
Caribou
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Kills Bros Coffee
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Resa
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