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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
9
A large sad-eyed female Saint Bernard was saved from the Grace dog pound by a Wyoming woman and her young son. The dog travels to a ranch home where she will have space to roam, after a chain of events including efforts to clear out outlaw and unlicensed dogs. Hap Spencer arranged for the Trading Post to find a new owner.
This week in Caribou County Magistrate Court fines given for traffic violations including speed and expired inspections with amounts from 5 to 23 dollars plus court costs. Civil suits include Delores Sohn v Ortell and Linda Avery and a district court divorce case Harry Stewart Jr. v Muriel Stewart. Land sales list tract transfers scheduled March 6 to 7 and March 7.
Numerous league results feature high team series and games, led by Soda Pops 1291 and APC Blunders 836. Standout individuals include Mike Reidle 376 in an independent series, Curtis Hemman 335, and Pamela Peterson 329, with additional top marks across clubs such as Western Auto and Caribou Mem Hosp teams.
Idaho ends rabbit season February 28 for cottontail and pygmy rabbits while jackrabbits and snowshoe hares lack protection. Roadside zoos and private game farms must obtain annual permits from the Idaho Fish and Game Department, with strict welfare standards and a $10 license fee. Winter litter cleanup costs exceed $250,000 yearly. littering fines remain hefty. The spring bear season closes in various units by June 30, with a $200 bear tag required in designated units. New fines distribution diverts portions to state and county funds. Gun safety training reaches about 16,000 seventh graders, with NRA instructor options for expanded training.
Public notice calls for sealed bids from suppliers for ethyl and regular gasoline Diesel Fuel No 1 and new motor oil for the year 1973 Tank wagon price submissions Payment to claimants after the first Wednesday of each month The City reserves right to accept or reject bids Bids due by 7:00 p m April 4 1973 at City Clerk office City Clerk LaRae Rasmussen note Pub dates March 15 22 1973
The board of directors on March 10 1973 levied a 30 percent assessment on outstanding stock payable April 1 1973. Delinquency after May 1 1973 incurs a 10 percent penalty and water delivery may be refused. Parley L. Schenk Secretary. Pub March 15 1973.
Sealed bids for one new 1973 model half ton pickup are due by 7 00 p m April 4 1973 at the City Clerk in Soda Springs Idaho. Specifications available at City Hall. Bid security 5 percent. Bid must show delivery to Soda Springs and include evidence of local service facility in Caribou County.
March 15 1973 fashion notes feature witticisms about men and money with lines about the mink in the window and a joke comparing appetite to health. A nostalgic aside recalls earlier marriages and clothesline triangles, with grandma and granddaughter quips.
The ordinance titled Annual Appropriation Bill allocates funds for expenses of Soda Springs Idaho for the fiscal year starting January 1 678. It lists allocations including general government 38 000 00 community relations 3 800 00 operating expenses 1 800 00 fuel 5 760 00 salaries 7 200 00 equipment 36 000 00 park 500 00 capital purchases 500 00 printing 1 600 00 insurance 700 00 totaling 49 655 00 with a balance of 2 700 00 remaining and 3 050 00 cash adjustments.
I Allen H. Tigert Mayor of Soda Springs Idaho certify the annual certification of street revenue and expenditures for 1972. The report lists revenue from unexpended non street funds and taxes plus interest and general fund appropriations. Expenditures cover administration construction maintenance snow and ice control street lighting and automotive equipment.
The Mayor and City Council of Bancroft Idaho adopt an estimated 1973 budget with general fund expenses totaling 23 100 00 and waterworks fund 20 400 00 plus detailed line items for wages, police, fire, street construction, and utilities. Revenues include highway users fund miscellaneous taxes and liquor apportions with hearings held March 26 1973.
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