Uncle Cal questions roads and politics in Caribou column
In a dated letter to the editor Uncle Cal of Caribou laments dangerous country roads Ed Doolittle moves to town and a front yard collision. He riffs on Congressmen Passman and the foreign aid program noting upheavals and a chicken language science claim from Dr Erick Baumer. He ends by poking at Capitol “chicks” and the Baker investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Doolittle
Rafe
Zeke Grubb
Congressman Passman
Clem Webster
Erick Baumer
Clem
Tokyo
Washington
Bobby Baker
Capitol
Uncle Cal
Mrs Peck Pressures Henry for Late Return
Mrs Peck urges Henry to come home by 9 PM sharp. He hesitates proposing 10. She interrupts, insisting on the nine o clock plan, as Henry says he will arrive about ten minutes to nine. The dialogue also mentions summer detours by highway departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Peck
Henry
What Other Editors Are Saying A Northwest Wheat Boom
An editorial notes a major success story as surplus wheat has dwindled due to rising demand in the Orient. It recalls Idaho Oregon and Washington glutted with wheat years ago and ships moored on the Columbia river storing grain while the region now faces reduced stocks in the first six months of the year.
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Northwest
Orient
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Columbia River
My Town: A Civic Call From Idaho Power Leader
Tom Roach of Idaho Power repeats a speech line at the Ontario Chamber banquet, urging readers to commit civic loyalty to their town. He defines My Town as home, business, education, and protection, urging citizens to support it and bring positive changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Roach
Idaho Power Company
Ontario Chamber of Commerce
My Town
Payette Independent Enterprise
Northwest Wheat Exports Surge Amid Growing Demand
The 1963 crop year saw exports reach at least 103 million bushels from the Northwest, up 38 percent from 1962. Rail shipments added about 42 million bushels to the region, signaling a fast expanding export market that could drive continued prosperity for the Northwest wheat industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Orient
Idaho
Local Vehicle Accidents Reported In Bancroft And Grace
Two vehicle crashes documented with Deputy Sheriff Jack Porter investigating. A February 7 single car crash on Highway 34 near Grace involved a 1958 Pontiac driven by Arval D Marple causing $500 in damages. A February 1 collision south of Bancroft on Lund County road involved a 1952 Chevrolet one ton and a 1964 Chevrolet half ton pickup, with Leonard R Tolman and Lewis McLain as owners and drivers. damages estimated at $75.
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Arval D. Marple
Grace
Highway 34
Jack Porter
Leonard R. Tolman
Bancroft
Lewis §. McLain
Lund
Study Habits and Longevity Questioned by Professor
A student asks if hard study and abstaining from drinking smoking and courting extended life. The professor replies that certainty requires evidence from proper trials, implying current knowledge is inconclusive.
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Caribou County
Soda Springs
V. E. Lansberry and
J E. Lansberry Publishers
County of
Caribou
City of
Village of
Cal
Seys
Dear Mister
George
By d'Alessio
Doris
Adiones
Pyeeh Yang
Caribg Soda Springs, da
West
Lloyd A. Hansen Soda Springs
Weber Barz
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