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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1956

Page

4

Sign on Idaho cafe signals closure for Henry Stampede

Frank Lallatin promotes local activity by posting a sign at the Idaho cafe announcing closure during the Henry Stampede rodeo. A visit from Mr. and Mrs. Warner, former Sun publishers, notes they now reside in Grant's Pass Oregon where Mr. Varner operates a linotype and Mrs. Varner rests.

Frank Lallatin Idaho Henry Ore Warner the Sun Grant's Pass Oregon Varner

Local Justice Hearing Yields Vehicle Offense Fines

Judge Lee Wallace presided as Howard E. Price was fined 100 dollars and had license suspended for a year for DUI. Evan E. Williams paid 35 dollars for negligent driving. Ralph Heddon and Mark L. Wilson received 16 dollars fine plus costs for speeding. Robert Wallace of Montpelier fined 5 dollars for running a stop sign. Ralph J. Marriott cited Clark Daniels and fined 5 dollars for failure to report accident. Robert V. Svancara of Pocatello cited for red light violation by Patrolman Herb Walters.

Justice of the Peace Lee Wallace Howard E. Price Mark L. Wilson Ralph Heddon Wilson Evan E. Williams Ralph J. Marriott Clark Daniels Marriott Robert Wallace Montpelier Fayette Peck Robert V. Svancara Pocatello Herb Walters

Pasture Tour Planned for July Afternoon

A pasture tour is planned for July 25 at 1 30 p m Mr G C Anderson extension dairyman will attend to aid discussion and answer questions The note invites a large turnout as grass is an important crop Also mentions visitors Mrs LeRoy Meak and Jane Hughes of Idaho Falls who visited Mrs Grace Ozburn during the week

G. C. Anderson Extension Dairyman Idaho Falls LeRoy Meak Jane Hughes Grace Ozburn Ozburn James Harris Hilda Jean Jimmie Jack Oakley Rock Springs Wyoming

Jay Erb Declines Responsibility for Mrs Erb Bills

Jay Erb of Soda Springs states he will not be responsible for any bills incurred by Mrs Jay Erb of July 18 1956, signaling financial separation or dispute over debt obligations.

Jay Erb Soda Springs

Farms With a Future near Rexburg Idaho 108 Acres

108 acres near Rexburg on sandy soil with ample water for irrigation. Includes 30 acre wheat allotment a one year old three room home two 1000 bushel steel granaries and a tool shed beef cattle or dairy facilities and multiple outbuildings. Crops this year include 22 acres beef 18 acres wheat and 10 acres barley offered with a low down payment of 12500 and may trade for a three bedroom home in Pocatello.

Tyhee Flats Rexburg Pocatello

Higher Productivity Urged to Meet Population Rise by Kiwanis Speaker

James Adshead Jr of Du Pont Extensions tells Kiwanis members that rising birth rates require higher industrial productivity. He argues profits fund research and technology, driving better, cheaper goods. The talk links progress to a stronger U S and world peace through industrial strength.

Kiwanis James Adshead, Jr The du Pont Company Kiwanis Club Adshead America

Presbyterians Planned Sunday School Picnic at Summit View Park

The Presbyterian Sunday school plans a July 22 picnic at Summit View Park announced this week by Rev Lincoln Anderson. All meet at 9:30 at the church, outdoor service at 11 with the sermon titled Preparation. A community dinner follows with ice cream and punch, plus games for all ages in the afternoon.

Summit View Park Lincoln Anderson

Social Security Visit Schedule Noted for Soda Springs

Stanton S Thompson of the Pocatello social ty office announces a new service schedule. The social security representative will visit Soda Springs on the Wednesday before the third Thursday each month. Contact at 1:00 p.m. in the Probate Courtroom, County Courthouse.

Stanton S. Thompson Pocatello Socialty Office Social Security Soda Springs Thompson

Soda Springs Briefs Highlight County News

Soda Springs brief items from Caribou County Sun dated July 19 1954 note local happenings in Idaho with short updates on residents and community events. The page lists brief notices and small notices across the county.

Caribou County Sun Soda Springs Ida

Services Held For Bath Infant

Graveside services were conducted Wednesday at Lava Hot Springs cemetery for the infant son of Ray and Loretta van Bath of Glens Ferry Idaho. The infant died at birth Saturday.

Bath Lava Hot Springs Ray Loretta van Bath Glens Ferry Iday J Ferry Jack James Jape Lava Hot Spring Wae Allen Springs

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