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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1956
Page
5
A reflective essay on wisdom in work life, urging restraint, optimism, and teamwork. It argues that temper, gossip, and chip on the shoulder harm progress, while steady effort, cooperation, and respectful greetings aid success and harmony in business.
County agents announce gasoline tax refund forms for 1956 farming use with deadlines and limitations, including diesel and special fuels relief to follow. English girl Miss Waygood Parrott arrives in Idaho May 3rd to stay in Soda Springs, attend 4H events, and join Junior Leader Camp at Alpine. Also updates on cattle grub control via ET 57 research and Rotene as current best method, with application methods for dust, wash, and spray.
At the Pest Control Operators conference at Michigan State, Prof. Frank B. Senger argues newspapers deliver maximum reach at lowest cost and stress continuous advertising. He notes ads have limits, cannot sell a bad product, but when done right are a dynamic force in selling goods or services. A Look magazine survey shows high home and appliance buying plans within a year. Readers commend the Sun as a link to home and news.
Idaho news item notes Mrs. Thure in Montpelier visiting with Mrs. L Bennett and others. Mentions Jack G tideration and future road plans. Public key referenced. returns to Montpelier and discusses local civic roles.
Ezra Dubach, Lewiston Idaho, notes a Republican headquarters release announcing the GOP national convention will convene Monday August 20 at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. It marks the party's 100th annual gathering to nominate a president and vice president, with Eisenhower as likely candidate if health permits. Democrats meet May 13 in Chicago, a rare earlier nominating event.
County fair committees listed with chairmen and assistants for Soda Springs Chesterfield Grace and Grace areas. Home economics supervisor Mollyanne Martineau assistant Cecil Alldaffer. 4H club Kenneth Crump. FFA division Frank Swensen. open class dairy Daniel Mickelson. Lloyd Burton assistant open class.
Delegates gathered in the agricultural building at Grace High School to finalize plans and work out details for the upcoming fair. The session focused on exhibits, vendor layout, and schedule coordination.
The Hus band's Protective Association local branch opened its new tenure with 13 members present on May 10. Ronald Davis led the meeting as president, Ralph S. Gorton served as secretary, and Bruce Reese was welcomed as a prospective member. A special May 24 meeting was set with Vernon Budy Balls named Main Chief, and Jay Beck was honored as Husband of the Month.
A fragmented cinema listing shows SUNDAY and MAY titles including Stereophood Cinemascope with Guy Madison and John Hodiak and a project titled On the Tha of Spa with dates Tuesday and Wednesday May 2. It mentions Anna Magnani and Virginia Grey in The Rose and notes Best Actress and Best in Black and White awards.
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