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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1964
Page
3
Uncle Cal from Caribou recalls a 20 year old Tom Clark piece about a farmer and his mule Bill. The monologue contrasts labor, sharing of crops, taxes, and family toil with the mule’s simple status, ending with reflections on work, faith, and life in a small farm. It laments social roles and the narrator’s own foibles.
Consumer guidance explains three common installment loan methods add on discount rate and balance based interest. The piece compares costs for a 360 loan at 9 percent over 24 payments and urges careful shopping, noting six cautions from New York Attorney General on high priced or misrepresented offers.
Mr and Mrs John Maxwell hosted a Saturday dinner and card party at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Art Kelly Rev and Mrs David Crawford and Mr and Mrs Charles Reagan. Pinochle winner was Mrs Kelly with high prize and Mr Reagan had low. Other couples visited Mrs Owen Bacon of Georgetown in Logan LDS Hospital.
Readers learn Grace High School hosts a March 13 dance at the gym with 13 cent couple price and 7 cent stay option. A Leon McCalaph dance is set for April 15, and the 3 act play The Night of January 16th receives early practice and cast reveals with many named students.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Kingsford join the Tuberculosis State Board meeting in Boise on February 28 29 to plan the April TB convention and discuss organizational changes amendments to incorporation articles and by laws. Kingsford noted likely changes to the group’s structure economy of the group material distribution and casefinding amid broader disease ties.
Fragmentary OCR recalls Mr Kingsford and Mr Kings ton during a meeting with colleagues and spouses present. The text hints at tensions and interactions involving the Kingsford family and associates within a local gathering.
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