Do-it-yourself charity drives and winter forecasts
The column urges local support for a Christmas promotion and Santa Claus efforts, noting recent snows and winter conditions. It calls on area business leaders to fund and back the promotion, highlighting past successes and the need to sustain community activities despite costs. It mentions ten possible donation options and stresses that funds will be used to benefit downtown Springs business districts and a forthcoming season.
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Fion
IDRICKSON RE-ELECTED STATE CHAMBER BOARD
Ink Hendrickson Plant Mfan of Monsanto Chemical Co. oda Springs has been xe…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idrickson
Ink Hendrickson
Mfan
Monsanto Chemical Co
Oda Springs
Caribou County Resident Sees Economic Hope in Idaho EPA Move
Idaho Congressman Ralph Harding told Caribou County residents that inclusion of Idaho in the EPA Mai wh Area would bring affordable power and boost phosphate industry. He cited high freight and power costs as deterrents, anticipated job growth and higher tax base for local services. He supported keeping two congressional districts and met with students and business leaders during his visit.
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Ralph Harding
Caribou County
United States
Arding
Caribou Coun
Idaho Congress
Idaho
Carn County
Congo
Ncting
Ty Court Hous
Tot, Grace and Sodaigs
Fifth District Music Clinic Concert At North Gem High
Final plans for the Fifth District Music Clinic at North Gem High School November 8 and 9 invite the public to a 7 30 p m Saturday concert. The event brings together top musicians from sixteen Southeastern Idaho high schools for intensive rehearsals led by district educators and guest clinicians from Ricks College and the University of Utah.
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North Gem High School
Mike Hatch
Thomas Bell
Idaho
Brent Covington
Soda Springs
Clyde Carraway
Montpelier
John Stevens
Pocatello
Jay Slaughter
Ricks College
J. E
School Closed Monday as Soda Springs Observes Veterans Day
No school in Soda Springs Monday due to Veterans Day observance. The school board will meet Tuesday evening to discuss implications of the holiday and the fall bite schedule.
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Soda Springs
Funeral services held for Pharis Petersen of Soda Springs
A. Pharis Petersen 50 died Friday November 1 from injuries when the cattle truck he drove overturned 19 miles north of Soda Springs. Funeral services were Monday at the Soda Springs L D S Chapel with Bishop Edwin B. Smith conducting. Petersen was born February 18 1919 at Wayan Idaho and lived in the Grays Lake and Soda Springs area.
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A. Pharis Petersen
Soda Springs
Soda Springs L.D.S
Edwin B. Smith
First Ward
Petersen
Ralph Marriott
A. Ray Reese
Arlene Torgesen
Robert Hubbard
Odell Stoor
Denton Harris
Ray Findlay
Wilford Dredge
DeWayne Christensen
Martha Harris
Grays’ Lake
Bancroft Flood Control Progress Report
Bancroft village flood control work progresses with completion of the Union Pacific culvert extension and the diversion dam No 4 east of Bancroft. Smith Construction Co Campbell and Neeser Hawker Construction and county volunteers mobilize. Donations received from local residents and Caribou County Sun. Further flood channel measures and expenses to be published. District board considering aid and continued projects.
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Flood Control Committee
Aort
Kou County
Sun
Bancroft
Smith Construction Co
Soda Springs
Campbell and Neecer
Lava Hot Springs
County of
Verdon Cordingley
Emergency Flood Board
Land and Fish Creek Divide
Conservation Board
Pioneer Civic Leader of Grace Dies at 82
E Andrew Adams prominent Grace farmer and civic leader died October 29 in Idaho Falls after illness. Funeral services held November 1 at Bannock Street Tabernacle with Bishop John Thomas officiating. Survived by Laura Green Adams, family long active in local church and community affairs.
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E. Andrew Adams
Grace
Bannock 50
S. Tabernacle
John Thomas
Grace Second Ward
Adams
Idaho Falls Hospital of Art
Frank D. Adams
Alfretta Loyd
Viela Smith
Hugh Farnworth
Edsell Prescott
Dorothy Adams
Elda Carlson
Kenneth’. Christensen
Parley Lloyd, Jr
Merlin
Earline Smith Gang
Father
Dan Boyd
Grover Chatterton
Second Elders
Barry ‘Adams
von Adams
Don Adams
Alma Hubbard
Fred Adams
Rulon Allen
Second Ward Relief Society
Ada Williams
Mr. Adams
Layton
Utah
Hyrum
Rose Higgs Adams
Laura Green
Logan L. D. S
Race Area
Co. Jas
Wadé
Harlem Clowns Bring Court Antics Here Saturday
Harlem Clowns visit Soda Springs High School gym on Saturday November 9 for a comedy basketball show. The act features trick plays audience interaction and impromptu routines designed to entertain with playful stunts and crowd engagement.
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Harlem
Soda Springs
Atricb
Dfne
Tomas
Veterans Day Visit Emphasized by Boise Leaders
Public urged to visit veterans at the VA Hospital or write to them on Veterans Day. Kopan notes four years of Boise observance with statewide support, highlighting military and social groups planning activities and a theme titled the thorn of Pekeepee and a wilderness of warming.
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Veterans Hospital
Kopan
Boise
Hospit
Stoddard Wins Mayor Post in Tight Local Election
Regd C. Stoddard defeated Dr Alten and Tigert to become mayor as Bitton won the First Ward Council seat with 889 votes to Dupin's 321. Kelly edged Dunn for the Second Ward post, 428 to 233, in a voter turnout of about 920 across precincts.
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Stoddard
Bitton and
Kelly
Usu
Regd
C. Stoddard
Dr.Alten
Tigert
Bitton
Inci
Dent George Dupin
Dupin
Dale Dunn
Arthur
Duan Ca
Arid
Bids Rejected For Tincup Road Project
Information from the Bureau of Public Roads Boise confirms bids for reconstructing 4.3 miles of State Highway 44 between Idaho Falls and Freedom, known as Tincup Road, were rejected. The October 25 1963 opening at the 914 W Jefferson Street office failed because the project budget of 450000 was insufficient to cover the cost estimates.
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Bureau of Public Near Region Sight
Office F
Boise
Freedom
Bureau
Bureau of ‘Public Road Division
Jefferson Street
Wayan-Freedom Highway
County To Share In Pollution Control Project
Caribou County Idaho officials including Chairman Louis B. Bitton and Commissioners Edwin M. Smith and Reed W. Budger will participate in a National Association of Counties Pollution Control Demonstration Project. NACO will administer a $200,000 three year grant to implement area wide pollution control with technical assistance and planning support across phases.
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Louis B. Bitton
Edwin M. Smith
Reed W. Budger
Kenneth M. Fowler
Board of
County Commissioners
Caribou County
Idaho
Cleo L. Swenson
National Association of Counties
NACO
Sec
Idaho Association of Commissioners and Clerks
Washixigton
M. James Gleason
Multnomah Gownty
Oregon
Caribou
Local officials urged urgent action to solve elite crisis
Community leaders pressed policymakers to recognize the national elite crisis and to empower local government units as a key to mobilize resources and address urgent needs. The call emphasized coordinated action, practical measures, and swift implementation to stabilize communities.
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Perry Pickin
Ito
Ng. Harding
Music Clinic
Pharis Petersen
Vnal
Upper
Jaf
Sharon Briggs
Kimbette Ruger
Peggy Butterfield
Barbara Mclain
Cedar View Club
Woolgrowers Association
Lamburgers
Caribou County Wool Pool
Logan
Pekepee
Tincup Road
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