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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
4
A snapshot of Soda Springs life recalls community issues, local crime, school activities, and visits. Names such as Henry, Chrysler strike talk, and area residents surface amid notes on war stamps, new construction, and a broken leg. The column threads together town happenings and personal updates.
Prof C E Beckett former Belle Vue principal has been hired for the Soda Springs post for the upcoming school year at a salary of 3 a month. Chavids Allsop of Gentile Valley is in town selling stock in the Utah Mexico Rubber Plant. Reported earthquakes near Herman include one that left a 25 foot by 100 yard hole half a mile from town and shook resident Herman Workman from bed.
About 1 560 chinook passed Clearwater Dam in Lewiston while over 1 700 returned this spring. The program began in 1961 to reintroduce chinook to the Clearwater River after dams halted natural runs since 1927.
Eliess Brown, chief of information and education, will represent the department at the American Association for Conservation Information annual meeting. Brown, a director of the association, will join a panel on electronic data processing. More than 100 conservation and game department representatives will attend from 50 states and several Canadian provinces.
Information on controlled hunts is now available including maps and regulations. Deer elk antelope moose mountain goat and bighorn sheep hunts are covered in one leaflet. Applications for all controlled hunts must be received at the designated office.
The office of the Fish and Game Department in Boise Idaho invites comments or actions by 5 p.m. July 16 1969 or postmarked by midnight July 16 1969. Located at 600 South Walnut Box 25, Boise.
The Sand Creek Wildlife Management Area near St Anthony hosts a rotation grazing experiment to improve big game winter range. A total of 1 500 acres are used with pastures receiving heavy livestock use every fourth year, and light use the other years, promoting bitterbrush growth to benefit game forage.
A change in size or color of a wart or mole can indicate skin cancer says the American Cancer Society. Only a physician can confirm. see one immediately for evaluation.
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