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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1956
Page
5
Horsley and Chick Young joined Littl League teams in Pocatello to watch a Pioneer league game. They, with many community volunteers, dedicated time to make the season a success. The Soda Springs Lions Club sponsored the project. Photo by Vaughn's Studio Arco.
The Idaho agricultural department announces a 20 cent per bushel discount on 23 wheat varieties for the 1957 crop. The aim is to discourage planting of inferior milling and baking varieties, with several in Idaho grown in small amounts. Also notes fuel-waste losses, seed smut control, and lawn seeding guidance from University of Idaho experts.
Larry Keller spent time at his home with relatives before enlisting as an aviation cadet. He has started work at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas under the new program.
Idaho Health Director L J Peterson reports on a nearly three year study at State Hospital South where about 100 disturbed patients receive chlorpromazine to aid therapy. The drug calms patients, reduces violence, and eases staff work, with costs as low as 8 to 15 cents daily per patient.
A note recalls P T Barnum paying $800 for a cherry colored cat that proved to be black with a ribbon and a Vermont joke. A quip about the electric chair labels the warden as the meanest man. A racing tip leads to a telegram delay over a missing dime. The fragment ends with garbled text about someone searching for something free.
The old farmer, who spent his life on the farm, moves to the city with his wife and daughter. In their first morning at the new home the wife taunts him about starting a fire, but he deflects the blame and suggests they begin anew.
Incomplete text fragment shows garbled speech about an establishment’s conveniences and a court reference. The snippet hints at fees and a remark about friendship versus enmity, with misspelled dialogue and broken quotes. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local note naming Mr and Mrs Doyle Doyle and an unclear reference to a Mrs indicating a possible family event at an inn. Details are too fragmentary to determine full context or date.
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