Uncle Cal From Caribou Reports Anti Poverty Talk
A rural speaker reports on local attitudes toward the Great Society and anti poverty programs. He cites Ed Doolittle and Zeke Grubb sharing newspaper items about high pay for NYC teachers and nurses, government surveys, and a census shift. The letter notes a unanimous vote and Clem Webster’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Doolittle
New York City
Itd
Zeke Grubb
Washington
White House
Clem Webster
Great Society
Lander Trail Traced Through Grays Lake Region
Mr and Mrs Todd Berens and Bruce Komma of Santa Ana California study the old Lander Road from Old Burnt Ranch Wyoming Gilberts Trading Station on the Sweet Water River toward Star Valley cross the Wyoming Idaho line. They base at Gravel Creek Wayan and work Caribou County with forest ranger Roy Daniels and Henry Thomas aiding their extensive historical investigations. Glen Winschell Henry Leavitt Soda Springs guide them from Grays Lake to Fort Hall site and Leavitt shares 32 years with the Caribou National Forest in roadwork near the Lander Cutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Berens
Bruce Komma
Santa Ana
California
City of
Rocks
Idaho
Old Burnt Ranch
Wyoming
Gilbert
Sweet Water River
Beren
Clos
Star Valley
Wyoming-Idaho
Wayan
Gravel Creek
Caribou County
Roy Daniels
Henry Thomas
Henry
Glen Winschell
del Leavitt
Soda Springs
Lander
Winschell
Grays Lake
Old Fort Hall
Mr. Leavitt
Forest Service
Caribou National Forest
Old Lander
Tragedy of Errors guides early exploration notes
The article traces Jerry Marcus Trail leading a Star Valley research party from the old Oneida Salt Works to Stump Creek and along the Lander Cutoff near Grays Lake Valley. It cites Berens data from Washington D C archives and the 1859 Lander migration of 9 000 emigrants. A social roundup follows with names and weekend visits in Montpelier and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Valley
Oneida
Stump Creek
Boulder Creek
Grays Lake Valley
Historical Archives
Washington D. C
F. W. Lander
R. R. Wilson
Lander
Fredrick W. Lander
Mission talk and music at Sacrament meeting in Williams Ward
Myrtle Manhart reported her mission in a Sacrament meeting at Williams Ward on Sunday evening. Randy Beckstead spoke and a ladies sextette sang led by Shirley Hubbard with members Lyle Swensen Marie Jenkins Karen Hubard Ian Clegg Carol Hansen and Arba Jean Kerr. David Prescott was presented for ordination as a deacon. The Van Leuven children from Blackfoot Idaho visited grandparents Don and Lucile Clegg. Mrs Marvin Prescott and her daughter Mrs Paul Jenkins drove to Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Bullock
Monte
Kathleen Prescott
Keith
Larry Burnham
Montpelier
New Jersey
Frank Thomas
Thelma R. Hansen
Dallas Hansen
Wendy Bassett
Frank
Kathleen Thomas
Earl Whitehead
Ruth Ann
Grace Plant
Keith Prescott
Rosaland Gillespie
Marvin
Edsel Prescott
Provo
Kathleen
Darrel Toone
Bryan
Garth
Michael
Mesa
Arizona
Floyd
Pocatello
Oxford
Idaho Falls
Utah
Frances Beckstead
Carl Rasmussen
Orren Beckstead
Reva Wilkensen
Johnny Harwood
Myrtle Manhart
Williams Ward
Randy Beckstead
Lyle Swensen
Marie Jenkins
Karen Hubbard
Ian Clegg
Carol Hansen
Arba Jean Kerr
Shirley Hubbard
David Prescott
Miles van Leuven
Blackfoot
Idaho
Don and
Lucile Clegg
Marvin Prescott
Paul Jenkins
Miracle Medical Breakthrough Reported in New Trial
A medical team reports a striking improvement in a difficult condition after a new trial. Researchers note rapid symptom relief and potential for broader application pending larger studies.
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THE
Caron County
W. E Lansberry and
JFE
Lansberry Publishers
Sui Jon
Caribou
Fie
Bancroft
Ralereeta Bernd Clansaoee Eee
Cal
Dear Mister
Zeke
U.S. Public Health Service
Josh Clodhopper
Johnson
Antonio Taylor
South America
Josh
Opin
Jerry Marcus
Aaa
Travelere Safety Service
Barry Marcua
Herman K
Optometrist
Eastman Bldg
Sede Springs
Cariroy Coury
Salzern's
Spot Center
P. O
Boise, Ld
Lallatin
Foodtown's
Pendleton
Nestle
Wy Suutan
Hunt
Double Luck
Seven Seas
Libby
Circus Franks
U.8
RC Hiye
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