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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
8
County expert notes alfalfa silage yields more nutritive feed with higher vitamin A content than hay and discusses barn drying as a supplement. The Idaho extension guide also covers safe hog transport practices to reduce losses, including bedding, preparing pigs, avoiding crowding, and careful loading and unloading.
Notice references schedules for an Eastbound and West Bound run with departure 8:30 a.m. and return 5:30 p.m. Excludes Sundays and holidays.
Grace Man Judge Willard Bitton of Grace and founder of the Henry Stampede will serve as a judge in the Preston jrodeo Queen Contest on June 30. Sharon Clark of Idaho Falls has been a guest at Bill Gorton’s home for five days and will return home later this week. A picnic and boating outing occurred Sunday on the Alexander reservoir with Loren Wilson and family, Doug Hogan and family, and Jack Hogan.
A garbled record shows city figures including 29,000 and 130,000 totals, with names like DELLA MORRIS and Chy Clerk indicated. The fragment hints at budget or payroll data from Soda Springs but is incomplete and lacks clear actions or dates.
Crowded out last week. Decoration Day in Paris was enjoyed by Mr and Mrs Roy Findlay and Mrs Wick Lewis. Ezra Lewis visited Paris on Sunday. Max Lewis celebrated a birthday with a dinner at Hooper Spring Friday night attended by Max Lewis and Dianna, Reid Peterson and girls, Ellis Skinner and family, Ezra Lewis, Walt Moore, Betty and Ann Caress, and Lavern Wallantine.
Reed Crane of Georgetown, visiting his parents for 20 days, returned to his base in California over the weekend. Mrs. Lewis Humphreys, Reed’s aunt, aided with transport via Salt Lake City, with Mrs. Crane and daughter Ann accompanying them.
Lynette visited Conda with friends and relatives. Mr Clarence Skinner and Mrs Skinner traveled from Butte the weekend to visit friends and relatives.
In June the Scenic Idaho issue showcases Soda Springs through Lula Barnard's two page spread tracing the town’s rise from the motto meet me at the Springs. It notes mineral wealth fueling development and photos of residents Sharon Call and Charlene Maughan sunbathing at Alexander Reservoir, plus the Monsanto Chemical Plant, Hooper Springs, a Caribou County Youth Camp log cabin, Lions and Kiwanis project, and the Soda Springs elevator.
A bridge party at Mrs. Scott Styles home on Tuesday June 5 drew out of town guests including Mrs. Richard C. Rumer of St Louis Mrs W W Carlton and Miss Carne Jackson of Columbia Tenn and Mrs Carl A Hedberg of Chicago Ill Prizes awarded included high score to Mrs Robert Rumer low score to Mrs Richard G Rumer and bingo to Mrs Burke Horsley A second party on Thursday June 7 awarded high score to Mrs Don Salser low score to Mrs John Garvin and bingo to Mrs Norman Bjorkman plus Mrs Hedberg was present.
Salmon River Slim announces a Idaho photo contest with total $500 in cash prizes including 100 for best single shot and 100 for best photo essay. Entries by all ages allowed. prints must include negatives and become property of Idaho Department of Commerce & Development. deadline July 31.
The Idaho Wool Growers Association will hold its 35th annual ram show and sale at Filer on August 1. Robt Blasock, chairman, notes the event features superior quality rams to boost fat lamb production. The committee includes H L Finch, Dennis Burks, Carl Olson, S W McClure, Wade Wells, and others from University of Idaho extension service and Boise through Bliss.
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