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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1975

Page

7

Thomas Nelson Jr. and the Yorktown siege debts

Thomas Nelson Jr a Virginia merchant and congressman insisted he was a Virginian first and vowed to mobilize militia if British troops landed in York County He lent funds raised from Virginia planters to state needs but was never repaid He served as Virginia governor and ordered shells on his own mansion during Yorktown siege aiding the victory and left penniless after Cornwallis’s surrender

Virginia Thomas Nelson, Jr Yorktown County of York Nelson Congress Washington Lafayette

Soda Springs School Lunch Menu Through October 10

The menu lists daily offerings for Soda Springs School meals from Thursday October 2 to Friday October 10 including LaSagne garden salad pears bread and butter milk scalloped potatoes fish squares cole slaw biscuits honey spaghetti meat sauce turnip dollars corn bread honey roast beef gravy potatoes jelly bread butter green beans jelly plums milk hamburgers buttered bun fries chocolate cake plums milk roast turkey with dressing gravy cranberries sweet potatoes applesauce bread butter milk chili with crackers salad cinnamon rolls pears milk. A remark about a coat dyed mink notes it appeared ruined.

What Other Editors Are Saying

A note clarifies that the opinions in What Others Are Saying do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's views. The section gathers external editorials and quotes, signaling editorial independence and varied perspectives.

Why Meat Prices Rise From Farm To Table

Secretary Earl Butz discusses rising meat costs in Chicago, noting the spread between farmer receipts and consumer prices has widened from 37 to 48 cents per pound. He cites diesel fuel, truckers, supermarket workers, and electricity as steps adding to inflation along the supply chain.

Earl Buzz Chicago Butz Malarky Omaha New York

Job's Daughters Bethel No. 60 Meets at Masonic Temple

Job's Daughters Bethel No. 60 held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with Julie Mathey as Honored Queen presiding. Installation of Bethel Council members included Mary Louise Dehl and Roy Holland as Bethel Guardian and Associate Guardian.

Job Bethel No. 60 Masonic Temple Julie Mathey Queen Bethel Council Mary Louise Dehl Roy Holland Bethel Pat Reeve Lela Rice Shirley Matney Pat Holland Ann Seifert Jean Hudsonpillar Estelle Moyer Duane Rice Laura Stevens Sharon Fisher Pocatello Barbara Reeve Helen Holland Tam Sparks

Prices rise as wages push up costs of meals

The passage links higher costs from supermarket and packaging to higher prices for pork chops and prepared foods. It notes wage increases at various points in the supply chain raise the price of hamburgers and fries, risking business failure, and includes Buzz's view that middlemen share the burden rather than profits.

Buzz W. F Bill” Whittom Idaho Farm Bureau Bulletin

L D S Church Notes Conference Traditions Since 1830

The article notes the Latter day Saints annual conferences at Church headquarters in Salt Lake City since 1847. Willis R. Burton leads a Soda Springs Idaho Stake contingent with stake leadership. Shirley Balls heads Relief Society at the Salt Lake City gathering with board members. General Priesthood Meeting is set for October 4 at 7 PM in the Soda Springs Stake Building with a direct wire broadcast for all priesthood bearers.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Salt Lake City Mormon Tabernacle Choir Willis R. Burton Soda Springs ‘Idaho Shirley Balls New Stake Relief Society General Relief Society Board Soda Springs

Lava Hot Springs Condominiums Plan Easter Open House

Foundations were poured last week and the first building is to be framed wrapped roofed and closed in by Thanksgiving with about 40 workers on site. The development adjacent to Lava Hot Springs swimming pools aims to turn the village into a resort and attract thousands of visitors. Over 60 percent of buyers plan to rent 10 to 11 months a year making purchases both vacation retreats and investments.

Lava Hot Springs Lava W. BR. MacCormick Hot Springs Village Co

Grace Idaho Ward Conference Change Noted In Schedule

Grace Idaho notes changes to General Conference on October 5. Soda First and Fourth Wards meet at Hooper Avenue Chapel at 4 30 P M for Sacrament Meeting. Soda Second and Third Wards at Stake Building Chapel at 4 30 P M. Soda Fifth Ward at 6 30 P M. First Ward releases Alene Maughan and Liana Bowman. sustains Alene Maughan Gloria Abraham Mary Ann Cobley. Second Ward releases Wallace and Muriel Johnson. sustains Russell and Dorothy Koller Karen Johnson Don and Genevieve Clark. Third Ward introduces Edward Kutylowski Edith and Glen as new members.

Soda Hooper Avenue Stake Building Soda Fifth Ward Alene Maughan Relief Society Liana Bowman Alene

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