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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1955
Page
3
Caribou county has had a quiet fire history but warns that hot dry weather could bring a peak in fire danger. Readers are urged to re register fire prevention rules to keep 1955 fire free and notes parking lots improve communities after replacing dilapidated spaces.
Soda Springs adds off street parking by Tigert Clinic Fowler's Market Largil Tiere Food Center and a new Western Auto lot under construction. The change eases access for shoppers and helps preserve downtown property values amid prior congestion concerns.
A humorous collection of teen oriented quips and puns pokes fun at oldsters, writers, and everyday situations. The piece riffs on wordplay about ink drops, Eskimo jokes, golf socks and medical tales with playful, lighthearted tone.
Frances Yost relates a playful column mixing riddles with family moments. Freddy debates characters from Robinson Crusoe, a birthday box empties, and a mother watches Lava Hot Springs swimming lessons taught by Fay Evans, Doris Balls, and Ranae Yost. The piece celebrates community, kids learning to swim, and Red Cross instructors guiding 55 students through beginner aquatic skills.
A Sun symposium presents Hooper Springs as the city’s park of tomorrow. Colored lights glow in the spring, dams along Soda Creek form pools and waterfalls, trees shade north picnics, and many amenities appear including a miniature train, rides, boats, airplanes, cars, and a nine hole golf course with a hilltop clubhouse and hot dog concession.
Post Commander Jack Harriman attended the American Legion district convention in Malad. Paged items report a $185 UP round trip fare to Lava Hot Springs, VE Day Holland celebration by Mrs deSchepper, Erastus Reese home furlough, and films at Idanha Theatre. Community events include the MWA dance, the Henry Stampede dates, and Pioneer Day fireworks planning.
Notice states a proof will be submitted at 2 PM August 1 1955 in Pocatello Idaho before Notary Alfred C Cordon for completion of three cubic feet per second water diversion from a well and its beneficial use for irrigation and domestic purposes in sections and townships listed. Permits held by Dale Welch and Clifford D Welch of Lund Idaho. Priority date April 22 1952. Published Caribou County Sun and Soda Springs Sun July 7 14 21 28 1955.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. Nellie Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larsen Jr. included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alexander of Pocatello and Mrs. Harold Crump and Steven of Arbon. Mrs. Alexander is the mother of Mr. Alexander, Mrs. Crump, and Mrs. Larsen. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Pinch of Pocatello helped hay on the Finch ranch during the week.
A damaged ad fragment describes profit sharing with West markets and Standard’s dollar changes. It mentions patronage support for research development of better products, plant expansions, and exploration for new petroleum fields to boost oil availability and lower costs. It hints at how a Standard dollar funds these jobs.
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