Fishing Party Heads to Blackfoot River Trip
Ken and Reed Crump led a fishing party on the Blackfoot River in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Davids and Mrs. Ira Davids accompanied the party to Salt Lake City for medical attention Monday.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
5
Ken and Reed Crump led a fishing party on the Blackfoot River in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Davids and Mrs. Ira Davids accompanied the party to Salt Lake City for medical attention Monday.
A weekly Chesterfield notice highlights high priest and seventies parties in Bancroft with attendees led by Hatch, Hebdon, Holbrook, Whitworth, and related families. Recitals, sewing classes, and a Sunday school invitation are noted along with Primary convention attendees and a community reunion schedule in Lava and Bancroft.
Grace hosts visiting teachers luncheon with Leota Harris Norma Bennett Delia Rasmussen Ruth Stephenson Mary Michelson and Jennie Mendenhall among attendees. Those from Lago ward also share basketball and social events including a Lago softball win and a missionary reunion at Bear Lake.
The stake mutual plans a weekly Saturday dance with music and refreshments. Bancroft hosts this week, inviting all attendees while several Holbrook and Sorensen family members travel to Salt Lake and Formosa on related visits.
A long, fragmented statement argues for reclaiming 20 million acres of marginal land to seed back to grass and urges keeping the 15 acre wheat base, warning against raising it. It cites historical price and production trends from 1919 to 1922 and 192 to 1982, questions price parity, and calls for careful management of surplus, irrigation, and rain concerns.
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