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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
10
Public service tips offer eight furniture care reminders. Pre test polishes, avoid nail polish remover, dust with grain, dust leather not wax, clean plastics with warm detergent, blot spills, brush upholstery weekly and reverse cushions, then invite readers to visit for more furniture and decorating needs.
Strong fur prices push up trapping licenses in Idaho. Valley County private land fox season shifts start to December 1. Public land runs November 1 to January 31. Muskrat season shortened Elmore County. Hagerman WMA restricted to four trappers by drawing. Beaver units up 19 percent statewide. 857 beavers allowed. A joke about widows closes the note.
Sister Stephanie Marie assigned to six missions for 1975 to 1976 meets parishioners at Soda Springs Montpelier Lava Hot Springs Malad Preston dates Sept 15 16 7 30 p.m. October 5 12 mission by Father Andrew Lawrence and Bishop Treinan Confirmations Oct 24 26 for adults juniors and seniors with parent involvement emphasized. Sunday Masses listed for each location.
August saw resident hunting and fishing license sales climb 84 percent from 23 082 to 25 021 year over year. Nonresident licenses dropped 12.4 percent versus last August. Year to date totals show residents about six percent below 1974 level while nonresidents are about 15 percent under that year.
Roger Sherman of Connecticut apprenticed to a shoemaker, educated himself from his bench books, and helped sign four pivotal documents: the Articles of Association, the Declaration, the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution. A blunt, capable leader, he chaired Yale finances, earned an honorary Master of Arts, and served as the era’s oldest House member in 1789.
A teacher asks students to oppose war after listing its horrors. One boy raises his hand and explains his objection by saying he dislikes history, since wars make history. The exchange emphasizes pacifist sentiment through a child's witty reply.
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