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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
3
A garbled passage describes cooking fish in foil using a camping skillet method. It mentions seasoning, sealing portions, grilling, and questions like cleaning and reuse of tools, but many words are distorted and details are unreadable. The fragment appears to be part of a how to camp recipe or survival instruction with missing context.
Idaho market offers fresh asparagus. Choose firm bright green stalks with tightly closed tips for high flavor. One pound yields four servings. Cook quickly in boiling salted water or steam for ten minutes. Nutrients include vitamin A C riboflavin niacin and iron. about 20 calories per spear. Store by trimming stalks and refrigerating in moisture proof container.
Veteran stars and crew share anecdotes from filming The Vikings in Norway and Copenhagen. Kirk Douglas discusses food, culture, and logistics, noting hunting falcon passport issues and a delayed scene in Germany. The piece also mentions other actors and industry trivia amid safety tips for handling firearms on set.
The ad-like fragment touts Orensen's Auto Service with a note on courteous service and returning customers. It hints at a friendly tone and promises more of the same if you visit for repairs or maintenance.
A chain of social visits and gatherings is noted with families from Soda Springs Grace Grace County and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins Mrs. Emma Bruce and Maxine Baker with Lenniss Lewis and teens Gayla Barge LaWana Bunn. Weekend swims at Lava Hot Springs and a farewell testimonial for Lynn Drege are mentioned along with picnics and visits in Butte Montana.
The Idaho Fish and Game Department warns that .22 firearms are dangerous despite their small size. Directors Ross Leonard and Benson emphasize mis handling causes most accidents and urge gun safety habits identical to those for bigger weapons, including unloading when not in use and keeping actions open.
Idaho’s traffic head warns Memorial Day weekend will see heavy travel as thousands head to old homes and fishing trips. Harold Davis urges planning and early departures to keep roads safe and reduce delays.
Reporters will visit farms to check compliance with wheat acreage allotments and Soil Bank contracts, per Myron Isle. Farmers should assist by guiding the reporter to crops and designated reserve acreage on their farms while the drive emphasizes safe, patient, and legal driving practices.
In Soda Springs Idaho May 29 1958 farmers are asked to review crop acreage reports before signing an acreage certificate. Those without wheat allotment who have seed wheat must notify the county office for compliance before marketing. Notices will be sent for noncompliant farms and disposal dates set for July 15 1958. A second inspection will follow for excess acreage. A joke about a psychiatrist follows.
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