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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1969
Page
10
An urging to keep the muzzle pointed safely and engage the safety during hunting is emphasized after 1968 gun accidents rise. The report notes 56 percent of incidents occurred within ten yards of the hunter and victim, with many caused by careless firearm handling and nonintentional discharges.
The notice covers migratory waterfowl seasons across counties, bag limits for ducks geese and coots, and area distinctions in the Columbia Basin Mallard Area. It notes earlier opener dates outside the area and reports deer elk and other big game figures, plus new Operation Respect landholder protections and a list of citations with fines.
Hunters in the Clearwater drainage units 10 12 16 18A and 17 must remove the lower jaws of both cows and bulls and the reproductive tracts of cows and leave them at checking stations in Wieppe Kooskia and Loto Pass. A reward of five dollars per reproductive tract and one dollar per jaw will be paid.
A Boston University study fed amphetamines to rats for ten days, and performance declined each day with lingering aftereffects. Effects varied with environment. isolated rats fared better on tasks. Human implications uncertain but parties may dull pep effects. Rhode Island researchers and Boise TB group provide non pep pill info. write 2621 Camas St. Boise 83705.
Leah Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening in the L O C Hall with 17 members present. Mrs Louise Young presided as Noble Grand and a ceremonial draping of the Charter was performed by Mrs Nora Shuler Mrs Duluth Evans and Mrs Aoice Wilson. A donation was sent to the food train for the Oddfellow Home on the Hill in Caldwell and an October 5 1947 Halloween party will honor all Past Noble Grands.
Annual meeting of Last Chance Canal Company stockholders will be in Grace Idaho at Grace High School Little Theatre on Monday November 3 1869 at 2 00 p m. Purpose to hear annual report elect board of directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Lawrence Burgin secretary Grace Idaho. Pub Oct 9 16 23 30
Mrs Ella Cellan returned from a two week tour of Europe last Sunday. She traveled from Lincoln to Chicago to join a tour group and visited several countries and scenic areas. She spent a week in Nebraska with her daughters Mrs Herb Henni and Mrs Robert Stoddard and met her new great grandson Brian David Ztreeka in Denver.
The Johnson and Bryant families express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind expressions of sympathy in their bereavement. Lucian Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harris deeply appreciate the support.
Army Private First Class Richard D. Hildreth, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lavier J. Hildreth of 260 Ga gon Dr., was assigned Sept. 17 to the U. S. Army Combat Developments Command Experimental Command at Fort Ord California as a clerk. The rest is a humorous verse about doing what can be done and a mother joke about a son away at college.
In the district court sixth judicial district of Idaho Caribou county the plaintiff Sucks tans Krarte &LQAN association of FlocrIello corpora tion and others obtained a foreclosure decree against Ariel M Larson Edna Larson Verlin Freeman Gloria Freeman and three Idaho Falls distributors on Sept 24 1969 Microfilm 87295. The decree records a judgment of 4510.25 with interest due and authorizes sale of the described property.
Legal notice states the sale of Lot Three in Block One of the Lewis Subdivision Soda Springs Caribou County Idaho to satisfy a plaintiff’s judgment. The sale occurs October 27 1969 at 11 00 am in front of the Court House front door Soda Springs. Sheriff Ralph J Marriott administers the sale with cash in lawful US currency published October 2 9 16 23.
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