07 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
1
A crowded discussion outlines proposed tax changes including a state income tax rise and removal of exemptions, with notes on inheritance and ad valorem adjustments. Gov Smylie’s vetoes and court challenges follow legislative actions as lawmakers push or resist reform.
Lester Hansen, chairman of the County ASCS Committee, announces the 1963 regular Agricultural Conservation Program will open March 11, 1963. The program and practices mirror 1962. Producers should review plans and request help only on feasible practices. Applications for cost sharing must be filed at the county office before work begins. Practice specifications are available at the County ASCS Office.
L D S church leaders Jennie R Scott from the Relief Society General Board and Adena Nell S Gourley from the Primary Association General Board will attend the Idaho Stake quarterly conference in Soda Springs on March 9 and 10. General sessions Sunday will be led by Stake President Wilford John Dredge with public attendance welcomed at 10 09 a.m. and 1 30 p.m.
The Farm and Home Institute sponsored by Caribou County Farm Bureau and Extension Service was held February 27 at the Idaho Cafe in Soda Springs. Attendees enjoyed dinner for about 75 people, a notable program, and door prizes donated by county merchants. The Farm Bureau and Extension office thank all who contributed to a successful event.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Kingsford visited last Saturday in Logan Utah with his mother Mrs Robert Kingsford at the home of his brother Mr and Mrs Ellis Kingsford.
Residents and interested parties discussed establishing a wildlife refuge at Grays Lake near Soda Springs Idaho. Dr Evan M Kackley spoke of evolving sportsmen agricultural relations and the need for cooperation among settlers land owners stockmen Indian Service Fort Hall Agency and the Bureau of Sport Fisheries to craft a workable plan over time.
Richard Whitworth a seaman apprentice in the US Navy and son of Mr and Mrs FL Whitworth of Bancroft Idaho serves aboard the dock landing ship USS Thomaston in the Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force. The unit celebrates its 21st anniversary this month, reflecting on amphibious assault in World War II and across the Pacific. The celebration theme is The Amphibious Force 21 years as Freedom's advance.
A fire of undetermined origin burned a small labor craft building at Westen Knapp Engineering Company north of Soda Springs Sunday evening. A Western Knapp employee across the highway at Monsan to Chemical Company spotted the flames about 8 00 pm and alerted officials. The structure was destroyed but other nearby buildings suffered no damage as fire was kept under control by Construction Superintendent Don Conyers.
The 24th Annual Filer Spring Range Bull Sale sponsored by the Idaho Cattlemen's Association will be held Saturday March 16 in Filer Idaho starting at 11am. Colin McLeod Jr Caldwell manager of the sale and chairman of the State Bull Committee announced meltod noted 200 registered Hereford Shorthorn and Angus bulls ages 18 to 30 months from Idaho Oregon and Nevada breeders.
The 1963 feed grain signup is open from February 1 to March 22 at the ASCS County Office. Chairman Lester Hansen says the program covers corn, grain sorghum, and barley with payments and conservation options. Participants may receive diversion payments, price support payments, and eligibility for price support loans, with uniform nationwide payment rates.
The Caribou County 4 H Council met in February with Chairman Sam Reed. They set National 4 H Week for March 2 9 and the Leaders Recognition Dinner for March 8 with co chairs Lila Weaver and Marjorie Beans. A training committee led by Roxie Marshall Marjorie Hale and Mary Allen was formed. Maxine Lewis was named Scholarship Drive Chairman anew. Letters to recruit 4 Hers go to schools. Delegates for Club Congress to receive scholarships were Roxie Marshall Lewis McLain and Gwen B. Cong ress will run June 15 to 22. Cecil Alidaffer gave a financial report.
North Gem loses to Fielding 53 42 in the Fifth District final at Marsh Valley snapping their bid for the district title. Fielding advances undefeated to the state Class AA tournament with Bruce Peterson scoring 18 in the final, while North Gem star Joe Holbrook had 12.
The Idan Ha Theater in Soda Springs was burglarized early Tuesday around 12 30 am. Two juvenile boys are in custody, charged by Soda Springs Police, after entry via the roof. $15 in merchandise and $5 in small change reported taken.
Polio immunization day returns to 16 east Idaho counties on March 17 offering Sabin oral vaccine in three types. Residents walk into local clinics, receive a sugar cube with pink liquid, and contribute a small token for the process. Doctors urge full three-dose coverage for protection against polio variants and note no makeup day is planned.
Mayor Dr. Alien Tigert Attorney Wallace Transtrum and Arthur Kelly attended meetings in Boise on Friday March 1 to hear committee proceedings on proposed legislation affecting Municipal Power Services.
Mrs. Donna Gardner is named the new secretary for Attorney Wallace Transtrum at the Court House. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hendrick announce their son Mike. Mr. and Mrs Bob Bruce, Mr. and Mrs Charles Engenus share news of family. Lyn n Kunz and daughter Carolyn also noted. Dave Ray and Owen Nelson attended the ISU play Mr. Roberts in Pocatello Saturday evening.
The ASCS County Office invites landowners to convert unneeded cropland to conservation and income producing uses. Contact the county office for details. The sign up period runs February 1 through March.
A garbled snippet hints at a family matter involving a hotel and a person named Jose. Reading between the lines, it feels like a stray overheard monologue about a delayed plan or travel mix up.
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