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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
2
Cecil Alldufer notes rain damaged grain raises losses beyond discoloration. Howard Roylance urges moisture testing and harvesting only below 12 percent. Sprouted grain harms germination and milling, with higher discounts for damage. extent varies by region and grade.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Barfuss announce the engagement of their daughter Rea Barfuss to Clay Bosh son of Mr and Mrs Doyle Bosh of Pocatello. Rea is a Bancroft High School graduate current student at Lela's Beauty School graduating in October. Clay is employed by a Pocatello meat packing firm and will enter ISU this fall. A September wedding is planned.
A newcomer in a New England town agrees to join the volunteer fire brigade. He warns he is older and doubts his climbing ability. The chief reassures him that fires often require little ladder work, saying nine times out of ten there’s nothing to lean a ladder against.
Dr Thane W Smith son of Mrs Roetta Kelly Ogden and grandson of Mrs Rosetta Hale Grace earned a DDS from the University of Washington Seattle. He received awards from the American Association of Endodontists and the Dept of Prosthodontics and was among seven Alpha Omega scholars for top four year average. He is a Grace HS graduate who studied at Weber State College and USU where he earned his BS. He served a two year LDS mission and now works in public health service at Kearns Canyon Arizona before private practice. He is married to June England and they have one daughter.
A Des Moines Tribune spoof reflects on past hardships the older generation claims to endure. Gary Laurens writes a tongue in cheek comparison of 1968 69 and imagined 2008 youth finding belated grit in everyday modern life.
An elderly voice recalls 1960s and 70s life with chores, early curfews, and strong standards. He contrasts past: hitching rides to parties by dawn, quiet protests like draft card burning, and faded rituals with today’s freer, faster culture.
A rural insurance salesman asks how a wife would cope if the farmer dies. The farmer replies that his concern ends with his life and that his wife must behave herself while he is alive. The dialog humorously turns on expectations of responsibility and propriety.
Advancement Vietnam records Lance Corporal Steven G Balls son of Mr and Mrs Harold G Balls Soda Springs graduated from the NCO Leadership School at Camp Books eight miles northwest of Danang Vietnam The week long course aims to supplement leadership skills normally earned after years of service in the Marine Corps N Corps area covers the five northern provinces of South Vietnam.
A note on how a light flirtation can unexpectedly lead to surprising consequences for a groom, illustrating ironic social dynamics and the fragile boundary between casual flirtation and commitment.
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