Cards Eliminated From District Cage Tourney
The Soda Springs Cardinals were eliminated after two losses in the Fifth District tournament last week. They lost to Marsh Valley after previously beating them the prior week, and then fell to Preston. Aberdeen and Bear Lake entered Wednesday undefeated, while American Falls and Snake River each carried one defeat and faced elimination. The district will send two teams to the state tournament in Boise later this month.
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Soda Springs Cardinals
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Marsh Valley
Preston
Preston Indians
Aberdeen
Bear Lake
American Falls
Snake River
Aberdeen Bear Lake
Boise
Grace Girls State Tea Recalls Americanism Talks
Grace High School Junior girl entrants, including DeAnn Gibson and Beth Rasmussen, spoke on Americanism at a Grace Parish tea hosted by Mrs. Alvin Whitehead on February 21. Veterans and Auxiliary members, led by Mrs. Dwight Wilcher and Verda Weeks, praised past Girl State participants and explained accountability, with proceeds funding future Grace Legion Auxiliary projects.
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Alvin Whitehead
Grace High School
DeAnn Gibson
Beth Rasmussen
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Nellie Y. Johnson
Verda
Idwifi Etterican Legion Auxiliary
Percy Norcutt
Grace Legion Auxiliary
Wilther
American Legion
Bowling beat the chiefs at Sunday league bowling
League results show teams like APC Blunders and Bub ble Gummers posting records with high series and games. Notable performers include Darrell Smith 560 and Lou Benson 548 in APC No. 6, and Roberta Titecomb 206 in SODA Bowlets, plus multiple high team totals across divisions.
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APC
Ls Mr&e Inc
Darrell Smith
Lou Benson
Dave Allen
Roene Hamp
Bebora Matthews
Nae Lester
Dean Wood
DeLora Matthews
Vernae Lester
Early Bird Wa
Kings
Ponderosa
Seca BF
Washington Coast
Lowe Drag
Tosoiba Lanes
LeGrand Johnson
Lowe Drug
Cora Dursteler
Connie Christensen
Karla Rasmussen
Roberta Titecomb
Carol Facer
Helen Bassett
Karen Bassett
Geniel Burrer
Readers question county budget rise and class offerings
A Tucson reader questions Caribou County budget growth from 1972 to 1973 noting a 38 percent increase and asks about Federal Revenue Sharing usage. The letter mentions Clinton Peck starting an adult Industrial Arts class at Grace High School with registration March 5 and weekly sessions each Wednesday.
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Alvin E Kackley
Sirs
Caribou County
Clinton Peck
Grace High School
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Caribou County Sun Page Three Brief
Local brief from Caribou County Sun on Thursday March 1 1973 highlights page three items and community notices. No full article text available to summarize further.
Calendar Months Read in a Fragment
A fragmented list shows January February March April June July August September October. The readable items hint at a period without May and with partial month mentions. The tone resembles a partial ledger or index from a historical newspaper page.
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Cindy Gilbert
April Hill
Susan Mathews
Sandra Bennett
DeAnn Smith
Delaine Alfernan
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Donna
Dee
City Slickers
Cougars
Nine & A
Mike Reidle
Steven Peterson
Starla Brannon
Red Converse
Big Ten
Western Auto
Stalker Chevrolet
Rex’s
Love Drug
Montpelier
Erwin
Caribou
Sanders Furniture
Busco Keglers
Peterson's
Monsanto Mainz
Oo. K Tire
Drago
Darrel Smith
George Gorton
Junior Chugg
Geo Gorton
Jerry Merrill
Vic Wood
Hooper
Erwin's
Bancroft Mill
ABC Gas
Jack Johnston
Seth Bailey
Ryan Hale
Danna-Peck
Patti Freeman
Jeanne Johnston
Midge Basham
Burton & Benson
Owens Club
Grace Equipment
Gibson & Thomas
Dee Farnsworth
Grant Erickson
Donna Forsgren
Faye Erickson
Caroline Larson
Farrell Larson
Helen Langedyke
Stockman's Lounge
Eastside Grocery
Gemel’s Yarn Shop
Gemtel's Yarn Shop
Monsanto
Gladys Willams
Sharleen Holladay
Shirley Merrill
Gladys Williams
Lyn Hubbard
Splits
Shirley Land
Winster
Tucson
Arizona
Kenneth Fowler
Soda Springs
Idaho
Vega
Weils
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Hyrum
West Main
Utah
B.F. Goodrich
BFG
Caribou Motor & Implement
Beda Springs
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Terteoee
Evden
Powder River
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Shuler Bros. Ford
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Shuler Bros
FORD
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