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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
5
A Farm Bureau Information Service guest editorial urges citizens to participate in the looming primaries and general election. It cites Jefferson warned that a people’s will to govern themselves is essential, warning that a loss of will endangers self government. The piece challenges readers to recognize their duty to vote.
The text stresses citizens voting wisely and unselfishly and asks what role American organizations should play in better government. It states Farm Bureau informs its members of civic obligations as a core duty, noting an information program across 49 states and 2,700 counties with unparalleled reach to mobilize people to their duties.
Uncle Cal from Caribou mocks a House Committee on Operations report claiming the federal government owns 740 million acres in the United States and 433000 abroad. He parries tax humor, warns of land disputes, notes postal deficits, and jokes about political mail from Congress.
Bridge results listed for Montpelier on Monday April 23 show Ist-Jo Bentsen Betty Spratt 2nd John Ryan Betty Bareus 3rd and 4th tie Betty Burke Jay Twitchell Phyllis Hand Ess er Loveless. Soda Springs on Friday April 27 lists 1st Mr and Mrs Soren Fower 2nd Ruby Sorensen Elsie Petersen 3rd Mr and Mrs J C Wallace.
Life O Riley Hester L Della, a five year old Holstein owned by Riley L and Norris L Mickelson Grace, produced 19 565 lbs milk and 652 lbs butterfat in 366 days. University of Idaho supervised the weighing as part of the official herd testing programs of the Holstein Association of America. The average daily production is about 7 000 lbs milk with 265 lbs butterfat.
The editors urge Idaho voters to focus on taxes as the decisive issue this fall. They warn candidates cannot dodge explicit proposals and argue government growth demands restraint. President Kennedy is praised by commentators as strong amid steel price debates and public pressure.
The letter argues against the President dictating prices through political pressure and stresses that true strength comes from lawful, constitutional use of authority. It warns against a benevolent dictator approach and questions how wage demands influence policy and inflation.
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