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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1955
Page
5
A clipped item notes district court proceedings in Ty Sur on the fifth day of 1955. The brief entry references local judicial actions and denotes a formal court calendar update for the county.
The Caribou Sun carries a notice from the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho. The document requires defendants in a civil suit to plead within twenty days of service or a judgment will be entered against them. Clerk Colin Chester oversees the process with deputy Joan Roberts. Attorney Francis J Rasmussen represents residents of Idaho Springs. The notice is published April 14 and May 6.
Mrs Tipton told a story about a small seed and we planted two pea seeds in milk cartons. We stayed home Friday to prepare the room for next year’s entrants and cleaned it Tuesday. We missed each other Friday and Mary Ann McEntire had a birthday with puppet shows on Wednesday and Thursday.
A party Saturday night honored former Anaconda Copper Mining Co. workers with 75 guests, gifts, and games. Soda Springs high school seniors and students from Conda were mentioned in school notes, including elections and visits.
A historical note highlights pest control progress from Standard's California Spray Chemical Corp with lead arsenate first used to curb codling moths and later oils for scale insects. The text also records social visits and church ward meeting time changes across Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming communities.
A fragment highlights Chevrolet's Turbo Fire V8 as a standout engine shaping performance records. The text references its reputation in speed and power within automotive history.
Fragmentary urban school scene mentions science and a weekly reader. The text references a Monday and an airplane motif with scattered phrases about Ayling and Bary in a casual discussion.
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