Nocturnal Bird Control Ordinance Text Summary
Fragmentary text describes prohibitions on setting snares rifles pistols and machineguns for birds. It references feeding to attract birds and using motor vehicles to aid such actions. The passage appears to define terms for a local ordinance on perturbing or controlling birds by enticement or equipment.
Multiple Traffic Accidents Reported Near Soda Springs and Grace
On September 1 a 1962 GMC pickup owned by Doyle Stiles and a 1958 Plymouth driven by James Lester collided 2 miles west of Soda Springs on US 30N with damages of 1400 and 200 dollars. Investigating deputy Reed Sorensen. On September 2 two Chevrolets, a 1962 owned by Eugene Thompson driven by Cleone and a 1964 owned by Louis Benson, collided 54 miles west of Soda Springs with about 500 dollars in damage. Ralph Marriott investigated. A a Falls incident killed a yearling deer on State Highway 34 four miles north of Henry with 400 dollars in damage, investigated by Ralph Marriott. On Sept 8 a 1962 GMC pickup owned by Grant Lloyd and driven by Jose Hernandez and a 1953 Ford owned by Devar Fisher driven by Jerry Allen Younger collided 314 miles south of Grace, with 250 dollars damage. Raymond Geddes investigated. On September 3 a 1960 Chevrolet pickup owned by Theo Aslett in Twin and on Sept 10 a 1957 Volkswagen owned and driven by James Robert Wilsey in Salt Lake City rolled over once north of Henry on State Highway 34, with 700 dollars damage. Raymond Geddes investigated. On September 22 a 1964 pickup owned by Wayne Davis of Pocatello went off the highway and rolled over 212 times after the driver fell asleep, 16 miles northeast of Soda Springs, 400 dollars damage. Ralph Marriott investigated. On Sept 23 a 1963 Chevrolet owned by Loretta Nagel of Twin Falls struck a slick spot. further details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Stiles
Conda
James Michael Lester
Preston
Soda Springs
US 30
Stiles
Lester
Reed Sorensen
Chevrolet
Eugene Thompson
Grace
Cleone Thompson
Louis J. Benson
US 30N
Ralph Marriott
Grant Lloyd
Jose Lewis Hernandez
Ford
Devar Fisher
Jerry Allen Younger
Smithfield
Raymond Geddes
James Robert Wilsey
Salt Lake City
Henry
Wayne Davis
Pocatello
Caribou County Hospital
Agricultural rules on birds and crop protection operations
The text states that birds may be taken over or on standing crops and flooded crop lands during valid agricultural operations. It clarifies that scattering or scattering of birds is permitted only as a consequence of these operations and does not restrict normal farming activities.
Multiple Vehicle Accidents and New Staff Appointment at Soda Springs Sun
A series of 1966 crashes near Soda Springs involved a 1986 Chevy, a 1963 Pontiac and a 1965 International pickup, with damages from $200 to $600 and investigators named. Also noted is George Brower joining the Sun staff in Soda Springs after moving from Bountiful Utah, with family details and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
George Brower
Brower
Soda Springs
Bountiful
Utah
East Second North
George Dupin
Last Chance Canal Co annual meeting set for Grace Idaho
Notice announces the Last Chance Canal Company annual meeting in the Grace High School Little Theatre Grace Idaho in Bou Bou County on Monday November 7 1966 at 2 00 pm. The agenda includes hearing the annual report reviewing operations electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and other proper business. Lawrence Burgin Secretary Grace Idaho
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Chance Canal Company
Little Theatre
Grace High School
Grace
Caribou County
Idaho
Probate petition for Dot Swensen will and executrices named
In the Probate Court of Caribou County Idaho a petition to probate the Last Will of Dot Swensen and to appoint Jennie L Norcutt and Ruby Y Brown as joint executrices has been filed. A hearing is set for October 17 1966 at 2 PM in Soda Springs Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
State of Idaho
Dot Swensen
Jennie L. Norcutt
Ruby Y. Brown
Probate
Soda Springs
District Court
Thirteenth Judicial District
Caribou
Notice of Hearing for Death Time and Heirs of Harry Hosick
In Caribou County Idaho Probate Court Muriel M. Hosick files for determination of time of death heirs kinship and right of descent of real property of Harry King Hosick deceased died November 8 1946 resident of Caribou County with estate in Caribou and Bannock Counties including real estate in Soda Springs and Hall City listing described parcels more than two years since death and no appointive actions by heirs or creditors yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Caribou County
Soda Springs
Harry King Hosick
Muriel M. Hosick
Bannock County
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U.S
James Contrell
Theo. Aslett
Twin
Loretta Nagel
Twin Falls
Hale and
Norcrobs
Raymond Gaddie
Max Smith
Deanne Smith
Thatcher Road
Victor S Budge
Logan
International
Verlin Freeman
Randy Freeman
Don Salser
Cecil D. Jones
Mrs. Salser
Mrs. Jones
Kenneth M. Fowler
Lytha Ellis
Wallace M
Plaintiff Pub
Soda Springs, Idaho
Frank W. Harris
Caribow County
Merrill & Merrill
By Warren Sattler
Lawrence Burgin
Secy
Last Chance Canal Co
Grace, Idaho
District Court of the
State of
County of
Audray Jacobson
Burton Carnahan
Block
Range 41
Boise Meridian
Section 31
Township 7
Section
Swenex
East
W. J. Fife
Hall City
Lava Hot Springs
Bear Lake
Garden City
Manuel Stolpe
E. Max Bartscai
Noonan
W. W. Manufacturing Co
Call Dee Bassett
Highway
Third East
Universal Jeep
Court St
Richard Torgeson
Call
City Drug
Elnora Vonberg
Imarlette Mobile
Gateway Trailer
Sea Ea
Elwood Wilker
Main
Lynn’s
Ern’s
DeWayne, L. Swa
11Th
Montpelier
Russell Johnson
Georgetown
Cda
Idaho State Journal
Lindsey
Gagon Drive
Dave Smith
Ted Beus
Nieowepa Z
S. E. Matthews Financial Agency
Farm and City Loans