Dairy Princess Contest crowns winner at Caribou county fair
Princess contestant Shyrl Barker crowns the new Dairy Princess at Caribou County fair as judges name four runners up Robyn Gamble Dawn Izatt Leslie TS and Lisa Robbins Hubbard receives $100 trophy and banner crown. Dairy contributors include Hyland Dairy Owens Dairy Rowland's Dairy and Gem Valley Cheese with many Mickelson family members among organizers and attendees from Idaho cities.
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araine. Barker
grings
Shyrl Barker
aren -King
Robyn Gamble
ba‘ Dawn’ Izatt
Leslie TS
Ssralyn
Gibson
ilenna Rasmussen
and Lind
Beverly Mickelson
ghnson
Hyland
Rowland
Lisa Robbins Hubbard
econd
vincess
Gem Valty Cheese Co
Hyland Dairy
Owland's Dairy
Johnson's Dairy
Merrill Hubbard
Frank Thomas
Norval Whitehead
Carl Jorgenson
ayd Toone
Clark Mickelson
oger Mickelson
Willard Mickison
Lawrence Mickelson
Farm Bureau Magazine
Alice Smith
ormer
women's organization
Judy Bitton
Fire damages house on south side and possessions burned
Firefighters from Grace respond to a blaze at a house on the south side of the street. Sparks from the burning building ignited a roof fire at the neighboring residence, destroying a pickup owned by Brent Thomas and badly damaging stereo tapes stove refrigerator and other belongings of two tenants Lon Hamp and another occupant.
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Grace
Brent Thomas
Billy
Lon Hamp
Outstanding Idaho Teacher Named Among America’s Best
Mr L. D. Pat Walker learns his daughter Kamian Allen, a First Grade Teacher in Idaho, has been selected as one of America’s Outstanding Elementary Teachers for 1973. A certificate confirms the honor and her biography will appear in the 1973 edition. Mrs Allen, residing in Boise with husband Michael Allen, previously won a First Grade Teacher award in Idaho at New Plymouth.
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L. D
Pat Walker
Michael Allen
Kamian
America
Allen
Walker
Plans for First Wednesday Event Highlight Diversity
A fragment notes plans for a first Wednesday gathering focused on diversity and community engagement. The brief hints at an upcoming meeting involving watershed topics and local collaboration.
Rena Springs Frim Friday Event Postponed
A fragment notes a Friday event in Rena Springs with a time 4 000 p m and a Sunday 22 reference. Context is unclear but suggests a local gathering or notice. Entities include Rena Springs and a partial time indication.
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rena
Springs
Sune
Controlled Hunt Seasons Established
The 1973 controlled hunt seasons and regulations are sent to license vendors. Applications for big game hunts must be received by July 2. A new Post Season Controlled Deer Hunt uses a special tag, and applicants may not hold both standard and post season deer hunts. Group applications are limited to elk and deer, with single applications for other species. Unsuccessful apps go to a second choice drawing if space remains.
Miss Caribou at Miss Idaho Pageant in Boise
Miss Jolene Petersen representing Caribou County attends the Miss Idaho Pageant in Boise from June 12 to 16. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Petersen, former Soda Springs residents now in Salt Lake City. Petersen is sponsored by Bancroft Life Clubs with Tuesday 2 p.m. registration. The pageant includes talents, evening gowns, and swim suit events, concluding with the Miss Idaho selection Saturday.
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Jolene Petersen
Caribou County
Boise
Lynn Petersen
Soda Springs
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Petersen
Life Clubs of
Bancroft
Idaho
anemia Lions Maughan
Ore Car Derailment Halts Dry Valley Freight Line
About thirty ore cars derailed and two more tipped on the Union Pacific line hauling ore from Dry Valley. No injuries but extensive damage closed the line two miles below the Dry Valley mine. Washington Construction crews rebuilt 100 yards of track and repaired a quarter mile of rail.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Dry Valley
Soda Springs
Washington Construction Company
Agricultural Products Corporation
Conda
Washington Construction
U.P.R.R
Dave Bowen
Old West Days Week Highlights Soda Springs Celebration
Soda Springs holds its third annual Old West Days the week of July 4 with seven days of activities. Highlights include a two man Best Ball golf tournament, street dances, two rodeo days at Bailey Creek, an art show, parade, barbecues, a sidewalk sale, teen rock dances, and Lions Club breakfasts. Committee chairs Joe Kohlberg and Larry Anderson invite community sponsorships and participation.
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Soda Springs
Henry
Soda Springs Sno- Drifters
Lions Club
Bailey Creek
Joe Kohlberg
Larry Anderson
oaks
Derinda Barnes
Farm Brads Entertainers Sponsor County Show
Terre Lakey urges participation in the county variety show inviting Entertainers to enter by June 30. Public urged to attend an evening of fine entertainment at the event.
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Brads
Terre Lakey
Former Local Man Advanced to Assistant Station Manager
Bill Lester of KOOL Radio Phoenix announced E. Morgan Skinner Jr. was promoted to Assistant Station Manager of KOOL EM Radio 94.5. Skinner began as an account executive in 1971, previously worked with Bonneville Properties in Los Angeles New York and Salt Lake City, and started in radio in Soda Springs Idaho.
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Bill Lester
KOOL Radio
Phoenix
Arizona
E. Morgan Skinner, Jr
KOOLEM Radio 94.5
Skinner
KOOL
Bonneville International, Inc
Communication Properties
Los Angeles
KBIG
New York
Salty City
Utah
KSL
Soda Springs
Idaho
KBRV
Arizona State University
University of Utah
New York University
United Nations
Capitol Hill
White House
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Princess
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Russell Rindlisbaker
Tah Bolton
Michael
Kamian) Allen
Miss
Caribou
Jolene
Monsanto Company
U. S. Forest Service
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Monsanto
Ranger Glade Quilter
Ron Peterson
Bruce Woolstenhulme
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