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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
12
A Idaho company introduces a new form of flour described as un enriched and uniform. It pours like salt, does not lump, and requires no sifting making gravies sauces and batters quicker and cleaner. It costs about two cents a pound more and Mrs Gladys Williams of Thatcher praises the loaves she baked with it.
Food accounted for about 1 237 dollars for a family of four or five in 1962. Housing utilities and car expenses followed, with medical care clothing and home furnishings further shaping a typical budget. The study tracks 84 Washington families and notes home ownership rate and working wives as context.
Postmaster John J. Delo of Soda Springs warns against mailing loose coins. He advises using a coin card or taping coins to cardboard or, preferably, sending a check or money order. Loose coins damage envelopes and stamping machines, cause losses for senders and the Postal Service, and lack recovery options.
The piece argues that the temptation to gamble is strongest for those handling money and warns against wagering through risky channels, noting the danger of accepting detectable money and the futility of gambling via sails.
Truck driver Harry M Maska 36 of Council Bluffs Iowa died when his rig overturned on U S Highway 30 84 miles west of Bancroft. He was thrown and crushed beneath the trailer carrying 37000 pounds of frozen fries. Relief driver James C Yardrouga of Ralston Neb escaped serious injury.
A four year old climbed onto a table to reach the kitchen wall phone. The child dropped the instrument, it clattered to the table, swung on the cord, and bounced against the wall. She asked the caller, Are you hurt.
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