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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1958
Page
9
The village board authorized a new sidewalk east of the post office beside Chadwick's Store to ease water backup. An October 2 meeting will pass an ordinance for a sewer election tentatively set for November 25. State health department approval secured and grant funds arranged with a fiscal agent.
Roland Allen sold 28 carloads of cattle to Ken Poulsen for Safeway, to be shipped to California for feed lot slaughter. Mrs. Lee Nelson hosted a Sunday dinner honoring her husband with guests including Harold Hess, and children Don, Margaret, Beverly, and Grant. Mrs. Minnie Cray takes two weeks leave from the telephone office, visiting Nampa and then Lewiston for the Rebekah Grand Lodge convention. Mrs. Earl Sibbett and Mrs. Elsie Woodall travel to Alpine to visit relatives, noting Jensens relations. 29 years ago, L. C. Ruud family visited Willard Lindsay, Jack Minty returned from Salt Lake trip, John Bews praises Idaho. others referenced.
Idaho Senator Henry Dworshak earned a near perfect attendance record by voting on all of Vic 313 roll calls reported by the Library of Congress. His 100 percent mark was matched only by Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine among 1938 roll call votes he cast during his Senate service.
A fragment notes Senator John Ware engaging in political activity amid campaign efforts. The terse item hints at ongoing influence in the congressional scene and public visibility for Ware.
Ralph Harrison announces his campaign for county treasurer. He emphasizes fiscal responsibility, transparent budgeting, and improving tax collection efficiency to support county services and residents. Harrison highlights prior public finance experience and commitment to prudent stewardship.
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