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Newspaper

Caribou County Sun

Location

Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1963

Page

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Idaho dam storage plan eyed for Bear River irrigation

Budge, president of Walter Development, says the project to store 40 000 acre feet of surplus water near Soda Springs Idaho could be feasible. The plan involves bonds of about 1 600 000 dollars with support from Largil Company Bank and First National of Idaho. The aim is to supply the Chance Canal System and stimulate irrigation, dry farming, and related processing in the Bear River region.

Budge Gu Walter Soda Sprines Idaho Bear River First National of Idaho Largil Company Bank In Soda Hanany Largiliere Company St Chance Canal Farmers’ and St. Company Cit- Grace Asprings Municipal Indusater Ind Fiic Iver

Ryan Wins Open Golf Tournament For Second Year

John Ryan of Evanston Wyoming won the Soda Springs Open Golf Tournament for the second consecutive year in a dramatic 19 hole playoff against Tom Kramer of Soda Springs. Ryan led late, Kramer birdied the 16th to force sudden death, and Ryan sealed the title with a five foot par putt after Kramer missed.

John Ryan Evanston Wyo Ryan Tom Kramer Soda Springs Kramer Tom B. Sheller Bob Barcus Montpelier Phil Hulme Montpelien Eliot Casperset Ron Andersen Tangled

Fire Burns 10 Acres of Wheat on Ranch Field

Fire consumed ten acres of wheat Friday across a Baersees Dean ranch area with combines and trucks helping. More than 100 volunteers and heavy equipment from local firms confined the blaze. Drought and heavy straw from unusual rainfall this season raise fire risk in northern fields near Rexburg bench.

Baersees Dean Althous Rexburg

First Flight Winners Named Dean Christensen Leads

In the first flight Max Haddock and Farrell Wuth rich compete as Dean Christensen tops the field.

Dean Christensen Max Haddock Farrell Wuthrich Max Snell Norm Croney

Kiwanis Pancake Supper Friday in Soda Springs

The Kiwanis Club of Soda Springs invites all to its annual pancake supper Friday with children riding free on a train near the tennis court. Adult tickets are 1.00, children 50 cents, and under five free. Proceeds fund local youth activities. If weather turns bad the event may move to Hooper Patch. The Soda Springs Cardinals open the 1963 football season at the city park against Grace Ret Devils.

Kiwanis Club of Soda Springs Kiwams Hooper Patch Soda Springs Cardinals Grace Ret Devils Kiwanis Soda Soda Springs High

Local Men Enter Rams for Fell Show and Sale in Pocatello

Jesse O. Humphreys Ern est G Seamops Sons and Joe Holbrook well known Suffolk breeders lead top ram offerings for the Fell Show and Sale at Pocatello on Saturday September 14 according to Robert Blastock chairman. The annual grower sponsored event unites the best breeding sires from Idaho for woolgrowers to see and appraise both blackface and whiteface rams. The Fall Show has long been a premier gathering for 36 years drawing many breeders from Idaho with Idaho Wool Growers Association backing the industry.

Jesse O. Humphreys Ernest G. Seamops Blastock Idaho Idaho Wool Growers Association

Oneida Project Taken Under Advisement

A two day hearing on the Oneida Project a 325000 acre foot Bear River reservoir was wrapped up with the state reclamation board taking the matter under advisement Opponents cited local problems while supporters argued for cost effective benefits including water for downstream needs Bureau witnesses testified to ample water and high benefits to cost ratio. Local figures from Preston Logan and Franklin County voiced opposition while Utah Power and Light and the Geological Survey backed the project highlighting statewide value and non takeover of state authority. The proposal covers Utah and Idaho with plans to operate through water users associations.

U. S. Bureau of Jamation Bear River Oneida State Reclamation Poet Ments Narrows Robert Porter Ey Council Utah Power and Company Thomas O. Parker Bureau of Reclamation Salt Lake City Bureau Parker Angus Condie Cecil Foster Ales Nash Preston J Virgil Jensen Crannery Wallace Sibson Logan Geological Survey Franklin County Sugar Co Franklin County Aes Franks County Dean Bischoff Utah Heath Annuation Bureau Bison Hari Noble Utah Power and Light

Firth Triumphs Over Cowboys 19 to 0 in District Clash

Firth High School defeated North Gem High 19 to 0 on Monday night. Fullback Jen scored all three touchdowns on long runs including 40 and 15 yard bursts, while Giles and Jones added key runs and the extra point. The visitors’ defense held North Gem near its own 30 yard line most of the game as Firth sealed the win.

Firth Firth High School North Gem High School Jen Waite Giles Blaine Ao Cate Ceater North Gem Cowboys Aie Jones Jones Conntra

Grace Loses Opener to Preston 20 0 and High School Notes

Grace falls 20 to 0 as Preston intercepts multiple passes including a 60 yard return by Steve Rawlings and a 25 yard return by Bob Fellows. Grace hosts Soda Springs Friday at 7 30 pm then reports on the Grace Literary Club season kickoff with guests Mrs Winkler and Mrs Steenson and book review Please Dont Eat the Daisies then tea reception for visitors and membership info.

de Jelso Dee Nelson Steve Rawlings Faekal CoCaptain Bob Fellows Grace Soda Springs Cardinal Grace Literary Club Literary Club Charles Winkler Yeeskiens General Federation Women's Club

Kiwanis and Lions Golf Match Set for Sunday

Soda Springs Kiwanis and Lions Clubs will face off Sunday at 1:00 p.m. on the local course in their annual golf tournament with a trophy awarded to the loser. Kiwanis, holder of the "Duffer" trophy, plans strategy to reclaim the title. A visitor, Mrs Ruth Bagley of Montpelier, stayed at Mr and Mrs Newbern Glenns.

Kiwanis LIONS Soda Springs Kiwanis Newbern Glenn Ruth Bagley Montpelier

Monsanto Bid Tops Phosphate Land Auction Near Soda Springs

Monsanto Chemical Co submitted a high bid for phosphate land 12 miles east of Soda Springs as bids opened by the Bureau of Land Management. Other bids came from Kerr, Lakeview, Brio and Boise. a second tract for lease was withdrawn and bids will be fed later.

Monsanto Chemical Co Ee Bureau of Land Management Ito Monsa Kerrahome Graces Lake Lae Sions Brio A Re Son Boise Bureau of Zandement Fedit

North Gem Homecoming Weekend Schedule

North Gem High School hosts homecoming events this weekend with the pep rally at 6:00 pm and coronation of the queen. Attendants include Ine da Tillotgen and Arbara Hateh with Linda Call and Kim Ruger as junior attendants. The dance follows at 9:00 pm after the 7:00 pm dance on North Gem campus.

North Gem Pete Ag Ane Hte Ane Sean Ueen Ine da Tillotgen Arbara Hateh Linda Call Kim Ruger Paula Zhulotsen Kathleen Tolmén Hmian

FHA Committee Training Meeting Highlights Rural Lending Role

Mr Max Hansen state director welcomed FHA committees and their predecessors at a training meeting held August 27 for Farmers Oneida and Power counties. He stressed the crucial role of committee members in lending areas noting seven dollars per bear flies served in Idaho and that FHA serves about 12 percent of farmers locally versus nationwide. Hansen said he has 25 offices with 88 time employees, about half of whom are women secretaries.

FHA Oneida Power Max Hansen Meics Momnpeitinn Déther Hansen Idaho Home Administration Hoas Oeay

Notice B A meeting rescheduled for Thursday evening

A community notice states that Notice B A will be held Thursday at 8:00 pm at Grace All home. Attendees are urged to attend.

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