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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1963

Page

3

Dear Mister Editor and Fisheries Chief Change

Uncle Cal recalls country store talk about politics and changing times with humor and digressive letters. The note then reports Ted C. Bjornn of Salmon named Fisheries Research Supervisor at the University of Idaho, effective November 1, with details on his education, family, and duties.

Zeke Grubb Ed Doolittle Abe Lincoln Gallusmin Clent Webster Ake Burke Davis Ted C. Bjornn University of Idaho Bjornn Ted Utah State College Idaho

Editors Debate Labor Law and Family Farms

A column contrasts US Labor Department views on banning 16 and 17 year olds from meat patty machines with a defense of the family farm. It argues for government price support and public supply management to keep farms independent, criticizing current federal programs and risks of corporate absorption. The piece cites Harry N. Nelson of Weiser American.

Department of Labor Secretary of Agriculture Harry N. Nelson Weiser

Broad base tax debate and Selway salmon egg program

The editorial notes Idaho sales tax supporters demand a broad base and courage to admit the tax is a sales levy that harms the least able. It argues for honest labeling and public consent. Also detailed is an ongoing Selway river restoration program placing over a million chinook eggs from Idaho and the lower Columbia to tributaries in north Idaho, with eggs collected from about 200 female spawners at multiple sites.

Idaho Fremont County Ens Selway Lower Columbia River Selway River North Idaho Stolle Meadows Decker Flat Lemhi River Bear Valley Ceakwater River

EBS rollout and civil defense notes from the County Agent

The article reports the Conelrad replacement by the Emergency Broadcast System with University of Idaho Extension input. It notes coverage details for 72 current EBS protected stations, 40 more pending, and sign off rules during emergencies. It includes remarks by Stewart L. Pittman on nuclear test ban effects on civil defense and mentions North Idaho annexation debates dated February 14, 1888.

Conelrad EBS Howard Tankersley Tankersley University of Idaho Extension Service Conetract Stewart L. Pittman United States

Hydroelectric Dams Improve Salmon Runs

Early 20th century dams blocked fish runs until repairs and fishways were added. The project aims to restore migration and improve spawning in the river system.

Way River

Railroad across Idaho line celebrated in 1880 jubilation

The Utah Northern Railroad’s completion across Idaho to the Montana line was celebrated on March 8, 1880. Johnny asks his father if water works is one ward or spelled with a hydrant in a homework moment.

Utah Northern Idaho Montana Johnny

Grace Literary Club program on art presented

Grace Literary Club held a Monday meeting with President Lucile Clegg guiding. Nellie Johnson announced the club collection and a letter from Nehe Cline Steenson was read. Irene Wyler reported finances. Marjone Hale summarized the five day library story hour with 38 children. The year’s project focuses on Idaho youth and adoption laws.

Grace Literary Club Lucile Clegg Nellie Johnson Nehe Cline Steenson Burgetta Christensen Irene Wyler Marjone Hale Library Story Hour Tilda Anderson Barbara Lloyd Della Dye Vera Young Evelyn Dalton Mae Whitehead Fred Zeigler Ogden Idaho America LeAnn Hare Lulian Peterson Naomi Andersen

Idaho Territory preserved despite division fight

Fragmented OCR notes describe a meeting about art prints and subtexts including references to Lasley Stalker, McClellan, and Hubbard Ranch. Idaho is noted for a long struggle against division and the House Committee of Territories’ unanimous decision to preserve Idaho Territory.

Charlotte Peterson Louise Tubbar Lasley Stalker Olb Idaho Washington House Committee of Territores

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