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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
6
Soda Springs and rival teams battle through rounds with Fielding Spartans Grace Red Devils and North Gem Cowboys surviving. High scorers include Parker 16 11 and Rasmussen 22 for Grace while Johnson 19 led Soda Springs in their win over the Pirates.
County hosts its largest ever used farm equipment sale at Grace Equipment Co in Grace Idaho. Timed event promises wide selection and potential deals for farmers.
The District Declamation Contest heads to Marsh Valley with Kim Ruger and D Ann Crump in memorized oratory and De Los Perkins Lauritz Christensen Michael Moore and Sharon Briggs in original oratory plus Rebecca Mabey in original essay and Gregory Darlington in extemporaneous speaking. In basketball, North Gem defeats Soda Springs 47 39 and then beats Grace Red Devils 54 45 as Steve Maxwell scores 21 and Randy Ruger 14, with the team eyeing the Grace Fielding winner next. The F F A officers discuss state officer elections and the March 25 27 convention in Burley.
Trout Creek DeKal Blossom 4984291, a registered 84 cow owned and bred by F. M. Mickelson of Grace Idaho, produced 20100 pounds of milk and 789 pounds of fat in 305 days, ranking third in Idaho for milk and second in fat. The cow is the only top three in both milk and butterfat in the Senior 4 year old division.
Residents may test their aptitude for Peace Corps service at 8:30 a.m. Saturday March 13 in the Montpelier City Hall auditorium. The placement test indicates future potential, not pass or fail. No pre-registration required. the Peace Corps Questionnaire is needed with prior submission optional.
Ira Ellis and Heber Law of Soda Springs purchased an Aberdeen Angu s bull from Walter Pancheri and Sons of Idaho Falls Idaho.
Smith asks Brown about his son Jim at college. Brown says Jim recently completed a journalism course and writes for money, with updates received at least once a week.
A lighthearted note describes a common habit of kneeling to adjust or tune a television, highlighting a quirky, relatable moment of daily life. The anecdote reflects how people seek comfort or convenience in routine tasks.
A Idaho State Senate letter from Herb addresses objections to tax and budget policies. He defends representing Caribou County, criticizes tax equalization aims, cites school funding disparities, and urges broader budget debate next session to avoid liberal bloc control. He laments the difficulty of their fiscal fight and hints at late stage concerns.
The Caribou County Sun from Soda Springs Idaho reports a local item dated March 4 1965 on page five. The brief notes a community occurrence with unspecified details positioned within the newspaper page.
Herb Whitworth, a Caribou County senator, critiques budget increases and taxation. He argues many residents shoulder higher costs while state educators waste funds, urging action on the home front and restraint in future budgets.
Mr and Mrs Stuart Beins Susan and Mr and Mrs Martin Ruggles visited Elder Duane Beins in Salt Lake City over the weekend. Elder Beins departed for the Northern States Mission headquarters in Chicago Illinois Monday morning. Mrs Marilyn Craig of Salt Lake City visits her sons Kevin Cory and her parents Charles Giles and others. She is recovering from surgery. Tour South Seas Cliff Parsons and wife depart for Los Angeles for a month long vacation visiting Tahiti Australia New Zealand and Hawaii with Mr and Mrs Lee Muir of Salt Lake City.
A Billings Montana advertisement touts a new hearing method by inventor Art B Crosby that promises improved hearing without surgery or devices. It uses body heat for power and has no cords or batteries, offering free information with no obligation.
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