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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
3
Hailey Times reviews a U.S. News and World Report study recounting seven stations' early evening crime coverage in May. The report lists 16 murders and other violent incidents including robberies, kidnappings, arson, and torture, arguing this depicts a blood and thunder life.
Idaho State Traffic Safety Director Mr. Davis urged motorists to Back the Attack on Traffic Accidents this vacation season. He stressed planning trips with safety, emphasizing speed control, vehicle checks, daytime driving, breaks to reduce fatigue, and obeying signs to keep trips safe and enjoyable.
In a letter to the editor Uncle Cal of Caribou laments farm dangers and time woes. He cites farmer mortality and the strain of rotation and estimating while humorously arguing for lunar timing in agriculture. He also disputes a London report about world focus on the moon and asserts farming hinges on lunar phases.
The notes detail Ruth Stephenson leaving last week to attend for six weeks training at Ross Flying School in Oak California. His wife and daughter will join in six weeks. Various local families in Thatcher Lago and nearby towns are mentioned visiting, hosting, and celebrating events such as independence day gatherings, baptisms, temple work, and a birth at Preston Hospital.
The Holstein Friesian Association of America announces an official production record for Grace Idaho owned by F M Mickelson. Trout Creek Hester Anne 2618674 produced 14827 pounds of milk and 484 pounds of butterfat in 305 days under Hr program supervised by the University of Idaho. The Hr system records lifetime production across registered Holstein herds with over 83 cows in more than 2200 herds enrolled.
Senator Henry Dworshak announced plans to meet with Ed Cliff of the U S Forest Service to discuss harvesting Idaho timber up to the allowable limit. He cited 714 million board feet annually wasted due to harvest facility shortages and said improving access roads and personnel could provide work for about 6 000 men as the lumber market rebounds.
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