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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
12
A long local social listing details a Friday evening Inter Bench Thomas society event with music and plays, attendees from Soda Springs and surrounding towns, and many family visits. The report notes weddings, anniversaries, travel, new babies, hunting trips, and health updates among residents and visitors.
Local residents report visits by professors and administrators from Idaho State University and area travelers from Oregon and Utah. The Relief Society held a quilting and dish towel project with Viola Winschell leading, followed by a pot luncheon and weekend visits among Grace, Rupert, Soda, and Jackson residents.
A salesman explains sudden prosperity by selling ladies stockings and joking he sometimes wears them for customers. He adds his legs look lousy in women's stockings, which he says limits his effectiveness.
The proposed amendments cover jury size in civil cases, voting rights for corporate directors, temporary judicial appointments, and financing of public recreation facilities by revenue bonds. Proposals also address multi subject amendments and the single subject rule for constitutional changes.
A Sunday School Stake gathering was held in Soda Springs on Wednesday evening with attendees including Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Sibbett, Mrs. Luella Muir, Mrs. Verda Vias and Mark Vias.
Know Your Idaho describes Camas Prairie as a key cavalry horse feeding area near Fort Boise. The government opened the region to settlement in 1877 and settlers let their pigs roam the prairie, some of which had...
The text notes tribal tension over camas, the Bannock War of 1878, and early settlement efforts near Chimney Creek. It describes Camas County’s geography from the Sawtooths to the Camas Prairie, praising the dry winters and hot summers favorable for crops. It calls the region the granary of southern Idaho, with over 100,000 acres cultivated without irrigation.
Soda Springs Idaho October 6 1966 brief items from Caribou County Sun include local notices and community updates with names places and upcoming events.
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