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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
10
The Cardinal Crier staff extends thanks to all who bought candy in the staff fundraising campaign. If anyone wants more candy there is a small amount left and they should call 547-4372. The note ends with a line about the gravy train humorously noting transport capacity.
A new approach promotes rapid growth of cover crops within other vegetation to boost soil health and moisture retention. Researchers, academics, and agricultural firms collaborate to test methods and quantify gains in biomass, cover density, and ecosystem resilience.
Standings listed for the Bowling First Division as of Saturday March 21 include Grace Guys and Gals at 21 wins and 1 loss, Toshiba Squaws at 28, and Grace Hardware at 27. High games feature Peterson 162, Burton 164, and Crouse 197. high series list Skinner 486 and Andreason 513. notable doubles and four game series show Glenn & Pat 307 and Harris 756.
Local bowling pages list high games and series by G Williams and others across multiple teams including High game noted for G Williams at 210 and season high 234. Additional bowling totals show high series leader J Hale 588 and season marks for D Ara and N Burton with notable scores from R Peterson and A Cy Nova.
Second year students are Robert Hardy, Kay and Kevin Bitten, Brent Peterson, Steven Ashbaker, Larry Thomas, Curtis White, Milton Hamp, Curtis Hansen, Don Smith, Keith Coombs, Bart Christensen, Gregory Forbush, Ken and Billy Coombs.
A calm reminder that money remains a practical fix amid hardship as feelings cannot erase problems. The axiom contrasts emotion with finance, implying material means often resolve issues more efficiently than sentiment.
Mr and Mrs Carol Christensen visited in Ogden and stayed over due to bad weather. Merrill Hubbard returns home after appendectomy at Caribou County Hospital and spends the night with sister Melba Snell. Annie May Thomas taken to Preston Hospital for tests and will stay with daughter Lillian Petersen after discharge. Louise Bennett and daughter Linda Lee with Elmer Bennett visit Preston for business. Ross Bennett travels to Salt Lake City with Mrs Roe Bennett and son, with other relatives. Beach Quilting Club met at Alice Clegg home. dinner served by Laura Clegg Donnette Young and Golda Christensen to guests and members. Laura Clegg rushed to hospital with flu complications. Ardell Merrill of Rexburg visiting Laura Clegg. Robert Clegg and two daughters from Pocatello weekend visit to Owen Clegg. Elvin Hubbard and Brenda visit Soda Springs on business. Frank Thomas and Annie May Thomas visit Preston hospital. Elvin Hubbard visits Pocatello for arm check. Clinton Peck returns home to help Wayne tidy yards.
A succinct reflection asserts that personal paths are shaped by deliberate decision rather than randomness, emphasizing the power of individual choice.
A crowd of over 300 attended the John Deere Day event by Shuler Bros. at Jobin Peere Day in Soda Springs. Prizes included an end wrench set for Verle Hubbard and a Charcoal Broiler for Mrs. Thomas Hayes, plus a Emergency Tool Kit and a Lantern. Billy Dupin won a tent for guessing weights. Mrs. Elton Sorensen won a hand mixer.
In Telex Park Minnesota Arthur Crosby a deaf retired hearing aid expert unveils a 3/10 ounce wireless in ear device. The tiny instrument delivers clear voice TV and radio reception without cords enabling users to hear and understand. Letters to Crosby Billings Montana invite full details.
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