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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1954
Page
3
Soda Springs Joint School District seeks a special two mill tax to fund future school plant expansion as enrollments rise and high school capacity tightens. The plan would raise about 12 000 annually based on current values and bind funds to facilities only. The measure goes to district voters in a special election Friday.
Business Week notes a nascent uptick in U S commerce with stronger retail sales aided by good weather and Easter. Housing shows mixed signals as mortgage lenders seek contractors while high down payments keep buyers cautious. uncertain if improvement will reach schools or the wider economy.
Frances Yost recounts how Mary Hale Woolsey wrote When it's Springtime in the Rockies from a child's dream in 1910. The tale follows delayed credit, professor Sauer's misattribution, and the song's rise to a million sales and international fame.
Soda Springs notes list LaVonne Horsley as graduating May 19 from the Juilliard School of Music New York Institute of Musical Art. Other items mention auto body innovations, local school activities, a rate authorization by Oregon Short Line, and sheep market changes with 116 cars affected.
WEW chapter organized a new Delta Kappa Gamma unit with Mildred Clayton as secretary treasurer and Ada Oakey as parliamentarian. Joyce Biorn and Cora Varricks were initiated. Mrs Sam Sibbett traveled to Twin Falls to visit 90 year old Mrs Jester.
The Caribou County Idaho board approves claims against funds and fixes officer salaries. They approve payments to JJ and others, discuss tax certificate transfers, and order culvert installation on Grace Turner Highway. They appoint election judges across precincts and set polling places for July 1954.
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