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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
1
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A signed letter by Green describes a potent method used at a studio event with a singalong solo. Several members are confused about who performed, while nine singers are listed on a slim disk. Judy May 4 calls for Detroit early Saturday. Mrs Larry Bergen will take delivery on Oldsmobile.
Tom GunNel and Mayor Aeron Oxburn led a push to obtain lights for night play as the club and President Fowler pressed forward with the tennis court project. The effort reflects active involvement from club leadership in the community athletic facility.
Retail stores and the Largil Here company bank will close Saturday in observance of the Pioneer Day Celebration. The date is an official holiday on the Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce holiday schedule.
Discharge and admission records from Soda Springs and Wellsville include Grace Tingere Wayan, Bobby Desell Conds, John Williamson of Wellsville, Kenneth Thomas, Kay Lau, Dennis Ods Speines, Terry Lee Bancroft, Grace Peterson, Vary G. Alder, Carla Mae Trudy Tufts, ane Davis, Jimmy Depp, with multiple entries noting admitted or discharged status and locations in Utah communities. The fragmentary list shows several individuals tied to Soda Springs and surrounding towns.
Wheat farmers go to the polls Friday to decide whether to approve or reject proposed marketing quotas to be placed in effect.
Scout Troops 20 and 61 from Grace held a busy week at camp with activities and drills. Leaders reported strong participation and teamwork across sessions as the youths engaged in outdoor skills and community service.
A weather report records 26 degrees followed by a week of limited crop damage survey and rain totals at Bybee ranch station with .66 inches. In local government news, Darlene Stoor of Wayan Soda Springs will fill the vacancy as county assessor deputy chair Bud Codall and Nellie Louge to assume new safes roles in Caribou county.
Biographical sketch and interview of Donald Emigh, director of inorganic chemical division, in Mossate Magazine. Emigh says Idaho phosphate fields can last at least 1000 years while Tennessee reserves wane in 50 to 80 years. Prospects for new Idaho fields and Africa are noted.
The Soda Springs Farm Bureau sponsors a civic meeting titled Clarity Vote Megging Planned to be held in the court room at the courthouse at 8:80 p m. Callis Caldwell Pocatello attorney and Caribou county new speak prosecuting attorney charge an evening fee of 25 a pp.
Green fire danger season approaches as authorities warn of new fire risks. Reach Mr Reeve or contact the local office for reporting procedures and season activation details.
Conds Miners and members of the international Union of Mine, Mol and Smelter Workers were asked to vote in a nation wide strike election scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday. Major ferrous mining unions including Anaconda, American Smelting and Refining, Kennecott, and Phelps Dodge will participate. The election was called by the unions national wage policy committee and focuses on wages.
Stampede officials announce the annual queen contest rules. Candidates must be on horseback and on the Stampede grounds by 6 p m Sunday. Caribou County excludes former queens. A queen will be chosen Saturday as plans for the two day event near completion.
Caribou residents aged and respected will be honored at Bancroft for Pioneer Day on July 24. The event marks community history and honors longtime locals with pageantry and local festivities.
A Pioneer Day program from Bancroft announces a 10 AM start with a school to Highway 29 route, 11 AM kids races at the Rodeo grounds, 2 PM rodeo races and saddle entries, and a 7 PM finale. The event includes 15 bucking horses from Red Rock Rodeo Company Huntaville Utah with cash prizes and committee oversight by Hi Hatch and Ralph McCloy.
Boda announces heavyweight title bout screening with preview fights. The main feature Arrow in the Dust stars Sterling Hayden and Coleen Gray. Rodeo queen Carol Hunter travels to Ogden for Pioneer Day horse show, winning teen and ladies classes, returning with her parents.
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