Emergency Loans Offered to Caribou County Farmers
Emergency loans are available to eligible Caribou County farmers whose crops were damaged by hail frost and snow. Loans cover operating expenses for the 1965 crop year including machinery purchases and are repayable as the borrower can. The 3 percent interest loan cannot refinance debts and applications are at the Farmers Home Administration office beside the Forest Service in Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Frank S Mendes
Farmers Home Administration
Mendes
Farmers Home Administration Office
Forest Service
Soda Springs
Real estate offer sparks grim joke in office
A real estate man tells a couple in his office he has a property for five thousand and suggests they ride out to see if it is still standing, highlighting a dark humor moment in the housing market.
Red Devils Down Pirates 20-6 in Friday League Game
Grace Red Devils beat West Side Pirates 20 to 6 to run their win streak to eight. Gary Panter ran for a yard TD and connected with Randy Panter for a 7 yard score. White added a 47 yard TD run and extra point as Grace rolled up 256 rushing yards on 48 plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Red Devils
West Side Pirates
Dayton
Red Devils
Grace
West Side
Pirates
Gary Panter
White
Randy Panter
Craig Buttars
Soda Springs
Cowboys Beat Spartans 21 13 to Secure Third in District
North Gem Cowboys clinched third place in the Fifth District Class B with a 21 13 homecoming win over Fielding Spartans at Bancroft. Gordon Yost opened scoring with a 45 yard run as Kent Smith converted three extra points. R E Faulkner added a 5 yard keeper and a 20 yard pass to Smith to seal the victory. The Cowboys visit Mackay Friday for a non league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Gem Cowboys
Fielding Spartans
Bancroft
Cowboys
Fielding
Gordon Yost
North Gern
Cards Fall 19-7 to Beavers in Friday Clash
Soda Springs Cardinals lost 19-7 to the American Falls Beavers at American Falls. Beavers move to 6-0 in Class A. key plays included a third quarter kickoff fumble return and a 45 yard pass for a touchdown. Cardinals face Grace Red Devils next, a pivotal Class B title race game.
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Soda Springs Cardinals
American Falls
Beavers
Cardinal
Wolfenbarger
Baird
Selbo
Brian Daly
Beaver
Randy Scheffel
Kent Kramer
Soda
Soda Springs
Cardinals
Grace Red Devils
Grace
Plans Announced For Bull Sale In Idaho
The Idaho Cattlemen's Association will sponsor its 26th annual Filer Range Bull Sale on Saturday October 30 1965 at the Filer Fairgrounds Filer Idaho starting at 11 AM Colin McLeod Jr Caldwell manager of the sale and chairman says 240 head of hereford range bulls age 16 to 82 months from breeders in Idaho Utah Oregon and Wyoming are registered and will be graded into A A B plus and B classes by Walter Schodde Farrell Daniels and Morris Hemstrom.
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Idaho Cattlemen’s Association
Filer Range
Filer Fairgrounds
Filer Idaho
Colin McLeod, Jr
Caldwell
McLeod
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Wyoming
Walter Schodde
Burley
Farrell Daniels
Morris Hemstrom
Moscow
University of Idaho
Forest Highway Meeting Set For Nov 17 Public hearing on 1966 Forest Highway funding
A public hearing on Forest Highway funds for 1966 is scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday November 17 at the Idaho Department of Highways Building in Boise. The three agencies US Forest Service US Bureau of Public Roads and Idaho State Highway Department will hear local needs and allocate roughly 3 million dollars for forest highways across 1226 miles. Participants include Tri Agency chair R Doyle Symms Idaho division engineer H T Gunderson Norman Wood and Forest Service officials C A Miller Hal Williams James Usher Emmett Barton B H Glaus and state highway leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Department of Highways
West State Street
Boise
State Highway Department
US. Forest Service
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
R. Doyle Symms
Tri-Agency
U. S. Forest
Mr. Symms
Tri-Agencies
Symms
H. T. Gunderson
Idaho
Norman Wood
Federal Projects
Portland
U.S. Forest Service
C. A. Miller
Hal Williams
Missoula
Montana
Boy's cap pistol triggers church pause
During a dull sermon a boy's cap pistol is fired. The father starts to remove him when an elderly woman stops him with a remark that the boy has scared more people than the preacher in ten years.
Bancroft Community Outing and Club Activities Summary
Marva Mickelsen leads first graders on a train trip to Pocatello visiting Eddy's Bakery and the fire station then Picnics at Ross Park. Families join with many listed attendees. D L Lynn Moser hosts birthday party for her second year with cake. Knitting Club and Home Culture Club meet with speakers on eye care for school children. Dennis Moser elk hunts and Grace Rasmussen hosted overnight guests. George W Bowers weekend Roberts visit.
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Marva Mickelsen
Pocatello
Eddy’s
Ross Park
Henry Meiners
Travis Tolman
Alberta Tolman
Joslyn Meiners
David Banks
Erma Banks
Lorri Bowles
Lorie Jacaway
Rodney Priestley
Ruth Priestley
Debbie Rindlisbaker
Bonnie Rindlisbaker
Steven Jenkins
Teresa Stokes
Jill Cannefax
Tracy Holbrook
Jack Hoskins
Kevan Wilson
Tamme Davids
Brett Crockett
Don Lloyd
Bradley Whitworth
Barry
Cleone
Kathy Christensen
Valene
Jeffrey Hatch
Jolene Hatch
D'Lynn Moser
Grace
Home Culture Club
Grace Mickelsen
DeLila Simons
Pat Jorgensen
Herman Hatch
Soda Bee
Hatch
Hilda Gummersall
George W. Bowers
Roberts
Incomplete City Filings Prompt Local Notices
Filings remain incomplete as city records show gaps including names such as Lynn Christensen and Erma Gilbert. The notice mentions a deadline and lists various individuals and social connections, with references to events at a local building and community gatherings.
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Ern’s
Center Soda Springs
Spartans
Accutron
Gies
Stella Case
Christiansen
M Coe
AIC
Richard W. Garbett
C. R. Christenson
Garbett
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Smokey
Forest Highway Meeting
Dale Bee Butterfield
Lynn Christensen
DUP
Payne
Scotteles
Elaine Sh
Wory
Connery
Burg
Starlene
Cariboy
Caribou
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