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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
3
Uncle Cal from Caribou muses that ignorance seems advantageous as he cites a hotel robbery haul, government job salaries, and a shortage of educators and tradesmen. He jokes about politicians, college presidents begging funds, and columnists vacationing, ending with a quip about leaving to “git me some.”
A playful note describes how a partner transforms mornings by making breakfast and banishing crankiness. The speaker credits the routine with bringing cheer and warmth to the start of the day.
A report from the Super Market Institute finds 89 percent of supermarket operators spend more on newspapers than any other medium and 80 percent spend more on newspapers than all other ads combined. The piece argues newspapers build trust, allow long, interruption-free reading, and support future sales with repeat exposure.
Joy Marcus and Mr Edwards are half brothers. Families from Ogden and Pocatello visit and guests attend Thursday and Friday events. Pink and blue shower honors Mrs Richard Shappart of Pocatello with many attendees and games. Ward members assist haying for Ernest Hogan who is hospitalized after an accident. School dance season opens at North Gem Gym with 1958 59 officers named. Traveling guests attend parties in Soda Springs and Lava Hot Springs. LeRoy Davids celebrated his fourteenth birthday with a Lava Hot Springs picnic.
Local society items list guests from American Falls Lava Hot Springs and Preston. Families travel to Salt Lake City Ogden and Utah for visits and teaching assignments. Henrietta Hogan departs to teach at Brigham Young University while Kay Millward moves to Pocatello with educations plans. Auxiliary officers for 1958 59 installed at the Lewton American Legion post.
Private First Class Thomas L. Hatch now serving in Korea spoke on KID TV about his travels in Korea and Japan and his plan to return to Japan. He said he completed a biology correspondence course and will major in biology in college after his service. Hatch, an automotive mechanic, heads a Latter Day Saint group of stationed men. Miss Anette Hogan of Poca visited family in Brigham City with relatives Wayne Hatch and Mrs Wayne Neilson of Lava Hot Springs last Thursday.
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