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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
3
Uncle Cal from Caribou writes that a US farm economist says food shortages in Russia and China could force a choice between ending the arms race or starvation. The piece notes American farmers are far more productive, and a 1975 population rise could be fed with slight efficiency gains.
The speaker vows not to bury us with empty stomachs while noting a Communist paper’s claim of abundance in their land. He cites official figures showing processed meat priced at 8.20 per pound and average wages at 100 a month, arguing the contrast with real purchasing power remains stark.
Franklin Idaho secures national publicity for stone numerals on a hill above Franklin. The Idaho Department of Commerce and Development sourced a story about the hill date 1860 and mailed it to over 400 newspapers and leading magazines. Miss Louise Shadduck notes the push aims to boost Idaho tourism and spread state stories to metropolitan outlets.
Birth announcements list Gerald Boyd and Bonnie Lil jernquist Con D a, a girl, June 14. Richard A and Laura Maxine Finlayson, Soda Springs, a girl, June 14. Efrain and Maria Oralia Trejo Hondo, Texas, a girl, June 18. William H and Patsy Corder, Soda Springs, a boy, June 20. Admissions include Alexander J Olsen Grace Vern Stoor Dennis Stoor Roy F Hatch Linda Tillotson Mike Whitworth. Still confined Ray Christensen Mary Grace Bells Don Harris Brian G Mansfield.
The Combined choruses from Preston Downey and Seda Springs will perform in Seda Springs High School Auditorium on Thursday June 29 at 8:00 p.m. The listing notes ensemble members across three rows with names, roles, and accompanists. Director Elda Carlson and Martha Harris lead the group.
Stephen Muir, 77, of 459 Custer Court Salt Lake City died Tuesday June 13 at 4 30 am at his residence from a heart ailment Born June 28 1883 in Chesterfield to Moses and Mary Vashti Call Muir He married Ada Elizabeth Paul October 14 1903 in Chesterfield She died February 16 1927 and he married Sylvia Stewart Jensen November 19 1945 in Salt Lake City A lifetime Idaho farmer and rancher he was active in the LDS Church serving as secretary of the High Priests Quorum in the Salt Lake 8th Ward Surviving are his widow three sons five daughters seven stepchildren and many grandchildren great grandchildren Services were held in Salt Lake City with additional services in Chesterfield Burial was in Chesterfield Cemetery.
A driving guide urges arriving by 6 pm and using naps for little travelers. Dress kids in cool, wrinkle resistant wear and pack light toys. Use a rear play area, stop for picnics, and enforce rules only after stopping safely. Carry snacks, thermos, cooler, and keep doors locked and windows away from arms.
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