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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
3
The report shows Idaho bond sales reaching 748,338 in September with 92,584 in interest accruals for holders. Bond redemptions declined 12.6 percent from the prior year while cash sales totaled 351,984,000. The Appalachian Trail spans 2050 miles from Maine to Georgia across 14 states.
Soda H. S. pupils will view a driving safety film How to Drive on Snow and Ice as part of a free driver education course issued by Seiberling Rubber Co. The film, an Award of Merit winner, teaches cold weather car prep and safe winter techniques. Brownie Troop 39 met at the fire station on Friday October 24 to begin towel embroidery.
American Legion leaders urge all Legionnaires to remind members and relatives to vote in the November 4 general election. Commander Hines cites Jim Taylor of Hose as state chairman for the Get Out the Vote drive and notes Idaho’s voter turnout in August and the prior presidential election.
Ford's Edsel Division touts a new V-8 that runs on regular gas and delivers high mileage. The car features a smooth ride, self adjusting brakes, electric clock, and other standard extras without extra cost. It claims cutting edge efficiency and comfort with a focus on value.
Commander Hines urged heavy election turnout and noted registration closes at 9 p.m. Saturday November 1. He advised that those who voted previously need not re register unless changing precincts and that county clerks can provide registration information for those unsure where or how to register.
AAA and the Idaho State Automobile Association promote a safety poster urging pedestrians to cross only at intersections with signals or patrols to prevent eight percent of U S pedestrian fatalities. Henry Tapio, a Finnish student, designed the winning poster, distributed to Idaho schools. A separate item reports Lee Talcott of Lovelock Nevada fined for providing liquor to minors. A scouting training session for leaders is set for November 8 at Grace High School.
Franklin M. Mickelson of Grace owns Trout Creek Hester Prilly 3890533 a registered Holstein cow that produced 14 458 pounds of milk and 395 pounds of butterfat as a four year old Milk was collected over 321 days under the Holstein Friesian Association Hit Herd Improvement Registry program University of Idaho and the National Holstein organization supervised weighing and testing The HIT program tracks lactation and lifetime production with record participation exceeding 2000 herds and more than 5000 cows enrolled
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