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A fragment from Grace Idaho discusses opinions printed in this paper. The text notes that the views expressed here resemble those of three individuals associated with the publication.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
8
A fragment from Grace Idaho discusses opinions printed in this paper. The text notes that the views expressed here resemble those of three individuals associated with the publication.
The discussion compares New Hampshire's lottery as a model for funding public institutions with Wyoming’s stance. It notes New Hampshire’s apparent success and rising moral objections to gambling, suggesting observer states study outcomes and potential reforms without tying to horse racing.
In Kemmerer Wyoming and nationally, a clash between Puritan ethics and practical revenue persists as lotteries and raffles fund community events like swimming pools and carnivals. The piece cites New Hampshire debates and local bingo as examples, urging cautious policy amid social tension.
Paid political ad by Citizens for Simmons Committee urges support for labor rights and fair wages. Dick Smith, chairman, argues labor must be paid well and work a full day to sustain industrial growth and job creation.
Stanton Thompson of the Social Security Administration stresses two checks to guarantee accurate wage credits. Workers should verify their name and social security number with employers and review their record every three years using free post card forms available from field representatives. A meeting in Soda Springs on October 8 at 9 00 am in the Probate Courtroom invites local workers to request copies and report errors.
The Bookmark issue from the University of Idaho Library reviews The Flappers Dictionary of Slang analyzing 1920s terms that died out or changed with the era. The article defines slang as words used by a broad public not accepted as formal usage, noting evolving expressions and cultural shifts.
A man bought many boxes of cigars and insured them against fire. After claiming the loss as destroyed by fire, the insurer refused payment. A court ruled the policy covered fire damage and ordered payment. Upon accepting the money, the man was arrested on arson charges.
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