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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1958
Page
3
A Caribou reader criticizes Congress for labeling the typical farmer as having mice in kitchens and rats in barns. He argues farmers deserve more relief and says editors should not echo such claims. He ends by advising readers to check pasture fences when the wash comes out.
Two Idaho youths, Delon Dalke and Tom Haynes, won first place in their age divisions in the 1958 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Model car competition earning $150 each. Second and third places brought $100 and $50, with numerous honorable mentions and smaller cash awards listed.
The notice lists weekly schedules for the First Ward and Second Ward LDS churches with Sunday School and Sacrament times, plus Presbyterian activities at Soda Springs led by Rev. Lincoln Anderson and Baptist services at the First Baptist Chapel with times for Sunday School Worship and Training Union.
Local notices list residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Wallace Hamblin traveling to Ogden Utah and other relatives in Boise Jerome Payson Salt Lake City and Lava Hot Springs. Mentions Miss Glenn CrawfordBlackfoot visiting uncle Les Crawford and family. A Soda Springs team played at Preston last Tuesday with a score not provided.
The piece notes The Road Toll by Jerry Marcus standing five to fifteen and Soda having nine wins in thirteen this season with two games led. It also mentions Telluride Power planning a camp at Ten Mile bridge for a storage and dam project above the bridge.
Mary Hansen recently returned from a three week visit with relatives and friends in Portland and Seattle. She visited her son George A. Hansen and family, met his granddaughter in Seattle, and toured Hood River and Dalles to see two cousins. She also reconnected with cousin A W Johnsen and friend Annie Boyd.
A collage of notes on Dick Allred style sports memos and old ads includes references to the humane society mechanical rabbit patent, a miniature rodeo at Caribou County fair, Washington football undefeated streaks, Lone Star Boat ads and Geyser Club displays. The piece blends nostalgia with period product pitches and copyright 1957 UFS.
Norris Mickelson called the July 16 meeting to order at 9 00 p m Discussed preparing for the show planning animal show and readiness The meeting adjourned at 10 00 p m for Ted Mickelson Reports Susan Beins called the meeting to order July 17 Linda Peterson led the prayer Pledge to the American and 4 H Flags was recited Linda Peterson and Susan ins baked muffins We had fins and milk for refreshments Then games were played and attendees dismissed
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