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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
5
Uncle Cal from Caribou quotes Ed Doolittle predicting a computer driven economy and cashless store economy. He notes a Nixon budget surplus and argues Republicans must balance services with income, saying government cannot spend beyond its means. Clem Webster adds a health and surplus report.
In a letter to the editor Uncle Cal critiques public health ideas and government programs. He jokes about San Diego turning sewer water into a swimming pool while urging better air and water quality. He quips about DDT tolerance, junkyard cleanups by price supports, and a future of government stores and second-hand computers.
NABA members gathered at Arlene Torgesen’s home on Thursday May 1 with Veda Stiles presiding as president. Refreshments followed and table centers featured daffodils. Bridge competition awarded high scores to Lavon Haga Martha Scheffer and Nelly Lou Poulsen. Bingo concluded the event.
Mr and Mrs F Beckstead celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on May 14 from 7 to 9 pm at the home of their daughter Ha Mae Rasmussen and son in law Carl Rasmussen at 214 South 2nd West Grace. Their daughter Rose Lucian Adams Beckstead born December 25 1800 in Grace and son C F Beckstead born May 11 1896 in Salem are noted as longtime LDS Church members with six daughters and two sons among their children.
The Soda Springs girls placed second at the district track meet held at the Spud Bowl in PocateHu with nine schools competing. Events saw Roxanne Humphreys win the high jump and 440 yard dash, Karen Alldaffer second in discus, and the 440 yard relay team setting a district record.
The family announces a gathering with 34 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. They request no gifts and welcome everyone to attend.
Article discusses overgrazing risks in local grasslands and grass plant health. Emphasizes keeping pasture height to four inches, soil and water considerations, and the role of root systems in grass productivity while urging contact with the local Soil Conservation Service for grazing management guidance.
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