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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1958
Page
1
The report notes the plant has operated without major injury for a period and ranks among the top in safety within the industry. It mentions the National Safety Agency and IC Chemicals Division involvement and highlights over 4,200 man hours contributed to safety efforts.
A five county Daughters of the Utah Pioneers convention will meet in Soda Springs on Friday centember 5 with sessions at ten and 1 30. Dinner, Caribou County hosts, morning music by Bannock County DUP. afternoon by Bingham South DUP. Irma King leads Butte County DUP. Ruth Morgan led Power County. Dahil Cherriett presides Caribou County. Louie D Millar leads Bingham North. A nine million safe hours marker noted as a plant goal.
Idaho agr officials press renewal of a federal potato diversion plan to support a starch and flour market. Senator Prattk and farmers urged Agriculture Department to extend the program, with Idaho Falls representatives Moore Roberts and Stratford meeting Church in Washington during National Potato Council talks.
North Gem and Grace prepare rebuilding campaigns as coaches Bell and Clark field lighter, younger squads after heavy graduation. Defenders suffer injuries while hopeful veterans return to lead lines facing Soda Springs and Grace in early September.
A damaging hailstorm swept southeastern Caribou County causing heavy losses to barley and wheat. The Eight Mile Canyon and Soda Springs areas bore the brunt with hail up to an inch in diameter, leaving fields flattened and losses estimated at 30 to 40 percent.
Local grower Jesse Humphreys of Soda Springs showcases top Suffolk rams at the Fall Range Ram Sale in Pocatello on September 13. Idaho Wool Growers sponsors the event with 46 consignors from a statewide breeder network.
An AAA official warns motorists to slow for school zones and watch for children at play. He lists danger signals including a pall over the street, rolling sounds of roller skates, and a crossing dog, stressing drivers must anticipate youths' inattention and proceed with caution.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the LDS chapel for Eloise Beus of Chal, who was killed in an accident at Challis High School while working in Sun Valley. Officiating was Bishop Harry Sorensen. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Jay Beus, a brother Orval, grandparents, and other relatives. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery.
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