Candidates pledge costs cuts and labor program in Idaho meeting
A campaign event in Hoen Benton district featured Derr and allies discussing costs cuts by 20 percent and a labor bill, with opponents railing against gambling. They claimed 27 million dollars and a three month window for redemption, while supporters toured region towns and spoke to local crowds.
Death Claims Local Teacher Pugmire in Soda Springs
Funeral services for Violet Yearl Monroe Pugmire 40 of Soda Springs will be Oct 11 at 1 pm at the Soda Springs LDS Chapel. She died Wednesday at the family home after a heart illness. She taught at Ward See pidbe and served in the Dingle Ward YWMIA. She is survived by her husband Petra her mother and siblings. Interment in Fairview Cemetery.
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Petra
Danoma Lith
Pocatello
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Leatha Moore
Springfield
Idaho
Youth Injured in Car Crash Near Lava River Bridge
Sterling Brangham a 19 year old from Ban croft was injured when his car left the road and rolled near the Lava River bridge. He suffered deep cuts to the head and possible concussion and is under treatment at Rowney hospital with potential transfer to Soda Springs hospital.
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ISC Debaters Set for Dinners in American Falls and Soda Springs
Idaho State College debaters will appear before audiences in American Falls on Oct 9 and Soda Springs later this month. In American Falls they debate the national topic that nuclear weapons should be abolished by international agreement with Lonnie C. Kelly and Carolyn Fishburn for the affirmative and Stanley Byrd Anthony DeGallo Lynn Thomas opposing. Delegates to ISC's high school speech circus on Oct 18 will hear Miss Taney for the affirmative and Thomas for the negative discuss that women are the salt of the earth.
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Pocatello
Stanley Byrd
Anthony DeGallo
Pingree
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Burley
Eileen Taney
Blackfoot
ISC
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Thomas
Browers To Manage Soda Springs Motel
Mr and Mrs Elbert Brower have arrived from Chiloquin Oregon and will make their home in Soda Springs to take over the management of a local motel.
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Elbert Brower
Chiloquin
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Soda Springs
Shine sells out at wet York venue
At last 1000 items sold out amid a damp venue in York, with Harber noted as a key figure. The crowd reacted as stocks vanished and excitement grew around the event and its outcome.
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York
Harber
Cow and sheep groups weigh grazing plan at Cache Forest
Logan County officials heard reports from independent inspectors on July 17 about Cache National Forest grazing in the Logan Canyon area. Comments from Willam Wright Fredrick Champ and Marcellus Palmer noted no major erosion, adequate forage, and need for better stock distribution and cooperation between admins and users to improve use without reducing numbers.
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Proclamation Declares National Business Women's Week 1958
Soda Springs Idaho Mayor Allen H Tigert designates October 5 to 11 1958 as National Business Women's Week. The commemoration honors women's business and professional contributions nationwide under the theme More Power with Womanpower. Attested by City Clerk Della Britendeker.
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Soda Springs BPW Names Woman of the Week
Soda Springs BPW joins national Business and Professional Women's Week October 5 through 11. Soda Springs BPW honors Mary Nielsen as the local Woman of the Week and promotes awareness of working women's roles and responsibilities.
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Grace School Ends Two-Week Dismissal for Harvest Help
Grace students will return to their classes after a two week dismissal to aid in the potato harvest. The move allows students to assist in harvest work while schools are closed.
Casting Complete for Idaho State College Play Guys and Dolls
SODA STUDENT reports casting for the first major Idaho State College Theater production of the semester. The musical will be staged in Frazier Auditorium November 6 7 and a. Lead roles go to Alan Nash Carome Clarke and Robert Cornwall all of Pocatello with Murray Gaby Elizabeth N J and Beverly Redman Albion. Other cast members include WaNess Ellis Soda Springs.
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Pocatello
Murray Gaby
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Soda Springs
Local meeting discusses erosion threats from wildlife in area
Residents report erosion and environmental damage blamed on animals rather than livestock. Attendees include Leon Swennen, Glen Ruud, Roe Bena it Ellis Wright, and Bill Con.
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Glen Ruud
Roe Benait Ellis Wright
Bill Cona
$250000 Allocated to Start Work on Tincup Canyon Road
At a joint meeting in Boise, the Idaho Highway Commission US Forest Service and US Bureau of Public Roads allocated 250000 to four miles of State Highway 34 in Tincup Canyon between Freedom Preston via Grace and Soda Springs. The grant funds a long planned project endorsed by the Highway 34 Committee with Senator Fred Cooper as chairman and Evan M. Kackley among proposers.
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Carson Bennett Passes After Long Illness
Isaiah Carson Bennett 62 lifelong farmer of Caribou County died Wednesday night after a long illness in Grace ward. He was born August 30, 1876 in Moat Valley to Isaiah L. and Mary Jane Rose Bennett. Burial in Grace cemetery by Webb Mortuary with services at Grace Tabernacle conducted by Lloyd. Pallbearers included Lloyd Bennett Roe Bennett Elmer Bennett Darrel Bennett Carl Rasmussen and Emery Rasmussen.
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Clark Mickelson
Elvin Mecham
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Lloyd Bennett
Roe Bennett
Elmer Bennett
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Grace Second Ward Relief Society
P. T. A. Meeting Canceled After Mrs. Violet Pugmire's Death
The P. T. A. meeting set for Wednesday evening in October was canceled due to the death of Mrs. Violet Pugmire. A new meeting is planned for Wednesday October 22 at 7 20 p m in the grade school.
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Who Sez We Cant Raise Vegetables
Two examples of re raising vegetables drew Sun attention. A white radish raised by Doyle De Kay of Soda Springs measured 3 inches long and 97% inches in circumference. Marvin De Key noted he was sending the radish and Bliss Triumph to the garden.
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Marvin de Key
Soda Springs
Chevrolet Line Highlights Gas Economy and Durable Power
The 1958 Chevrolet lineup emphasizes fuel savings across light and heavy duty trucks. The range includes 4 000 to 36 000 pound capacities with Sedan Delivery up to 4 900 pounds. The 1969 line adds 96 conventional and 22 tow cab forward models plus school bus and pickup options.
State Extends Fire Season to End of September
Gov Smyhe extends the fire season through September end per state fire warden saying rain outlook may impact conditions. Weather officials expect continued heat and dry spells delaying any rapid change.
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