Remembering John Delo a Soda Springs conservation officer
John Delo, long active in Idaho fish and wildlife matters, led a varied career from forestry and farming roots in the Nampa area to service as chief conservation officer in Soda Springs and Shoshone. He later worked for the federal Fish and Wildlife Service and served as postmaster in Soda Springs, then as a community leader among local chambers and lodges.
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Coeur d’ Dian
Jesse K. Delo
Pance
Seattle
Amberland
Potlatch
Nily
Penn
John
Jy Nampa
Northern
Nampa
Delo
Gladys Strain
Las Vegas
Nev
Boulder Dam
Morris Knudsen Co
Boise
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Tw Bose Vailey
Idaho Fish and Uame
Payette
Soda Springs
Lewison
Montana
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Sun Valley
Fish and Game Dept
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Iy Ives
Gagan Limber Co
Gladys
Ced
Rita Beas
Lallatin
Rita
Tony
Bountiful
Utah
Jean Walquest
Logan
Lynn Lallatin
Soda Strings
Uas
Albert Beus
Beus
Wood Canyon
Dora Panting
Hooper Ave
Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce
The
Caribou Wildlife Assn
Masonic Lodge No. 84
Masonic Lodge
Pocatellotiks Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Dorothea Teeter Speaks at Local Presbyterian Women
Miss Dorothea Teeter, missionary from Lebanon, addressed the October Presbyterian Women meeting. The luncheon was at the church annex with Bath Society members hosting a group of about 40 attendees.
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Dorothea Teeter
Lebanon
Bath Sirele
Joel Anderson Campaign Rally Tour Critiques Liberal Policy
Joel Anderson, running as an American Independent in Idaho's Second District, held a rally in Soda Springs and campaigned in Preston Montpelier and Grace. He denounced the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty as a liberal ploy and urged voters to back a real policy change before the election.
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Joel Anderson
Soda Springs
Preston
Montpelier
Grace Anderson
U.S
Vietnam
Christmas Ideas Fair to Be Held December 6
The Carbon County Homemakers Council sponsors a Christmas Ideas Fair on December 6 at the Press Terran Church social hall. It will be open all day with refreshments available. Members with ideas should contact the council or the president.
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Canbon County Homemakers Council
Soda Springs
Press Terran
Tyan
Council
Thei Clu
Soda Springs News Briefs From Caribou County Sun
October 24 1968 Caribou County Sun page nine reports brief items from Soda Springs Idaho. Short notices cover community events and local updates with names and dates tied to Soda Springs.
Scout and car collision near Soda Springs on Highway 34
At 2:50 PM on Oct TV a 1967 Scout driven by Robert Kimball of Soda Springs collided with a 1967 automobile owned and operated by Richard Cole of Conda. Investigator Sheffi Ralph Marriott estimated $425 damage to the Scout and $10 to the auto.
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Soda Springs
Robert Kimball
Tertiling CL
Boise
Richard Cole
Conda
Sheffi
Ralph Marriott
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