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Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1954

Page

2

Chemistry Progress Week in Caribou County

The Monsanto Sods Springs plant fuels Caribou County with a daily tank carload of elemental phosphorus and a $1,000,000 yearly payroll supporting 180 local staff. Anaconda Copper's Conda mines export 200,000 tons of phosphate ore annually for fertilizer. Chemistry job growth promises a brighter future for the region and its youth.

Monsanto Chemical Company Sods Springs Monsanto Anaconda Copper Corporation Fertilizer Division Chemical Industry Conda

Around the Loop Pastures and Spring Home Scenes

A vivid travel sketch along the loop road describes spring greens, farmhouses, and familiar neighbors like the Call and Hatch families. It notes decorative touches, wooden shoes in a Lyceum audience, and charming household ideas as the author surveys roadside scenes and distant memories. Also highlighted is Book of the Week: Mabel Atkinson's Eden and a brief poem about bluebirds.

Ion Croney Alfen Smith Asa Hatch Grace White Hebdon Granville Call Carrie Beth Woltroak Lyceum Una Paul Phyllis Hatch Merlin Johnson Nelson Hogan Art Naylor Annaleaze Holbrook Frank Stalker Chesterfield Highway Mabel Law Atkinson Mabel Atkinson Idaho

Soda Springs Community Notes and Local Happenings

Theodore Maughan receives commission as lieutenant. Dewey Papa reports U S air base in India with stock phrases about effort. Sheriff McCracken warns motorists on licensing. C F Martin enters navy V-12 program. Tip the dog passes away at Whitman garage. Cub Scout program to start in June with Delbert Hanks overseeing. An old Union Pacific train to visit Soda Springs station before heading to Pocatello. Lions club elects officers. Royal Neighbors observe Mother's Day. An escape-artist event planned with a perilous coffin stunt at Idanha theatre. Soda Springs high school orchestra places second in Boise contest and four new Odd Fellows welcomed. Milner lacks a garoon. local booze factory noted. Stone earns teaching certificates. Union Savings investors arrested after a chase. An escape attempt ends near Hooper Spring with local posse returning suspect to jail.

Theodore Maughan R. K. Maughan Soda Dewey Papa Air Quadron India Sherif Charles McCracken C. F Robin) Martin Katherine Nichols Idaho Navy Tip Whitman Soda Springs Delbert Hanks Union Pacific Missouri River Pocatello Lions Club C. P. Tucker D. K. McLean Ross Bryant E. W. Larglliere S. E. Matthews Boise Prof. Loyd Sonething J. Q. Anderson Caribou Odd Fellows P. J. Enright Jesse Cote D. M. Merrick Frank J. Flynn Milner Sage Salt Lake Foot Hills Hooper Spring Will Clifford

Summer Travels of James Stoker and Family Begin

Late James Stoker, Soda Springs music instructor, and Mrs Stoker depart Monday for St. Petersburg Florida. They plan visits in Allentown Pennsylvania and Evanston before returning to Salt Lake City to reunite with family. Mrs Russell Tigert and Mrs Don Shufeldt also visit Pocatello with Dean Smith and Jack Frank Schwerzhech at Bear Lake.

James Stoker Soda Springs Stoker St. Petersburg Fla Will Allentown Dean Smith Jack Frank Schwerzhech i Bear. Lake Peet Fy

Farmers Resist Administration Farm Policy Critique

A statement argues the USDA misleads farmers by favoring flexible price supports and marketing quotas. It criticizes Secretary Benson and the president, cites LDS church farming as tax free, and calls for 100 percent parity loans, acreage controls, and government ownership of idle land.

Department of Agriculture LDS Church Benson USDA Witte New Orleans National Association of Soil Conservation Districts

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Caribou County Anaconda America Frances Yost Evanston The Russell Tigert Airs Don Shufeldt Farm Bureau Washington Chevrolet Thriftmasies Call Chevrolet PHLVE
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