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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
6
A reader letter mocks government spending on a children’s book and titles a $5280 budget for baby education. He jokes about modern tech versus old calling methods, noting tax money cited for nonessential uses and a local collection planned for a volume.
A personal letter recounts a stubborn stance against government pressure and rising taxes. The writer jokes about painting a property, weathering reforms, and even threatening drastic steps to avoid further levies while praising resilience.
The column laments left lane hogs who stay in the fast lane at slow speeds, blocking traffic and forcing others to pass on the right. It notes Long Beach New Jersey police have had it with such drivers and emergency vehicles being blocked on four lanes.
A letter from the Idaho County Free Press urges enforcement of traffic laws on Long Beach Boulevard and similar roads, advocating fines for road hogs and support for teen behavior reporting. The author argues for balanced reporting of teen news and credit when teens do notable deeds.
Sunday fast and testimony meeting in Niter-Beach featured Dean Hubbard blessing his daughter Marela Hubbard and Don Jenkins blessing his son Donald Thomas Jenkins. Paula Clegg was confirmed a member and Larry Cox presented for Deacons quorum. Local guests and ward events filled an evening of travelogues, refreshments, and social gatherings.
A local event in Boda Errings, Idaho, draws attention on Thursday November 5 1964 with residents engaging in community activities and gatherings. The notice highlights regional participation and civic interest within Caribou County.
The North Gem area hosted October events including a charity drive by COWBOY ROUND Fr. HA members aiming to raise nearly 670 000 for children in other countries. Junior High held a Halloween dance supervised by Mrs. Sorenson and Mrs. Higginson with Mr. Canfield teaching dances. Seminary students completed baptismal work in Logan Temple then met at the LDS Institute. A bus delay near Preston occurred during a 83 hour layover. Local Republican candidates spoke at North Gem. Magician Bill McCusker entertained the school. Evan McLain and Rockland’s team beat N 30 to 18 in a wrestling match.
Fragmentary text references Loyala Graham described as father of no tax and mentions a 1995 tax bill in Oregon relating to a penny per gallon. Also notes a statistic about vision impairment in children and an American optometric association reference, but lacks coherent details or context.
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