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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
8
County Agent Cecil Allda Peer urges eradication of quackgrass using Dalapon or Amitrol in gardens and fields, notes soil-killing options like Atrazine and Monuron for large areas, and describes dry cultivation. He also offers tips on instant flour in home baking and a spray guide for dandelions, with safety precautions and wind limitations.
Idaho Press Association will support a statewide education workshop in early 1968. Marion R Hanson, publisher of The Idaho Enterprise, Malad City, and IPA president, announced three Idaho publishers chosen to assist. Robert Crompton of The Aberdeen Times and The Power County Press, James H Simpson of The Weiser American and The Weiser Signal, and Loren W Thompson of The Glenns Ferry Gazette will collaborate with the Idaho Education Association on planning.
A fragmented Justice Court record lists numerous speeding fines from Soda Springs and Grace, including multiple $10 to $35 penalties, several 5 day suspensions, and licenses suspended up to 90 days. The text also contains garbled phrases about a Curtis Bancroft and a QB Consumption license note amid nonsensical dialogue.
After every use, clean the sprayer thoroughly and wash with ammonia and washing soda or Nutra-Sol. Do not use a weed sprayer for applying insecticides.
At the regular To soilba TOPS meeting Verda Weaver of Soda Springs was crowned Queen for April after losing 17 percent. Runners up were Carma Carver, Grace, 8 percent and Sallee Lee Hurd, Soda Springs, 3 percent. Marla Hulse presided and crowned the queen. Top TOPS weekly losses were Verda Weaver 6 percent and Edith Lahman 44 percent.
Mary Allen leads the 4 H Club with Debra Daley newly joining. Members conduct roll calls and demonstrations on baking items like brownie pudding orange toast cake and tuna casserole while pledges and money project talks occur.
Our third meeting opened with president Karen Hoskins as we recited the pledge and sang Idaho. Paula Harris led brownies prep with Janet Rasmussen guiding new members on cracking eggs and measuring sugar while Leslie Cornish and Nita Capell demonstrated dishwashing. Laralee Windley assisted, then we played outside before enjoying brownies and planning the April 26 meeting.
A humorous fragment contrasts a man’s claim of owning a rare Victrola once in George Washington’s possession with the anachronistic note that such devices didn’t exist in Washington’s era, turning the tale into a playful misclaim about antiques and time.
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