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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1966
Page
2
A public safety notice warns children and families about blasting caps used in mining and construction. It stresses that caps are dangerous, not toys, and urges kids to avoid touching any found devices and report them to police, firefighters, sheriffs, or military units.
Quote reflects frustration with meetings where participants speak little and fail to know when to end, highlighting a social pattern of wasted time and unclear prompts for leaving.
Grays Lake residents share weekend visits with Idaho Falls relatives and Jackson Wyoming horse show trips. Local talents gathered at the Farm Bureau Talent Find with winners Lisa Sibbett Randy Somsen Judy Sibbett Connie Samsen Mona Layland and Linda Sibbett. Community groups held reunions rock club gatherings and a large turnout at the Bear River Rock Club event. Cub Scouts and two den mothers traveled to Wayan for an outing.
Mrs Rex Layland hosts Den I with Mrs Egberts supervising and Cub Frank Layland. Mountain climbers David Fowler and Bill Thomas lead toward a valley clearing then group returns for baseball and riding. Sacks lunches shared. Layland family later visits Georgetown and attends birthday celebrations in Montpelier. A 4H livestock tour is noted with Frank Layland and Mrs Layland. An elderly native overhears hunters boasting about dogs and retorts with a joke about a brother's unusually smart dog running a store.
The Idaho Fish and Game Department warns permit holders from last year that they cannot apply for the same controlled hunts again this year. The rule also covers fall antelope and certain goat and elk hunts. Applications must be received in Boise by 9 am July 13 using cashier's, certified checks or money orders.
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