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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1957
Page
3
A letter to editor from September 1957 admits Tim Daly misread the northern lights as a radio antenna seen from the Livine Supper Club porch while he was inebriated. The Sun editor notes Tim may explain his account, while other items discuss a Safe Driver photo miscaption and highway fence work.
A 1957 Soda Springs Sun letter from Mrs Lillie Mathers praises the paper and community. Citizens jokingly discuss ideal deaths with whimsical views including a wish to die in a jet plane or by jealous husband.
The 31st Annual Fall Range Ram Sale is planned for Saturday September 14 in Pocatello. Idaho Wool Growers Association sponsors the event aimed at assembling superior breeding sires from 19 counties and 41 purebred breeders. The sale features Suffolk and Suffolk-Hampshire crosses, Hampshire, and whiteface breeds Panama and Columbia among 94 consignments. College students resume studies at Idaho University Moscow Ricks College Idaho State and Utah State University.
Two cars collided at the Main Street and Highway 30 N intersection. Fred Harrell of Adams Oregon drove the damaged vehicle and Koreen Maughan hit Harrell from behind turning the car over. No injuries and no charges. Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated.
Justice of the Peace Lee Wallace reports several prosecutions. Donald Girard of Provo cited for driving under the influence. fined 100 dollars plus costs. Terry R. Henricksen fined 10 dollars and costs for passing on the white line. Stacy Smith, truck driver, fined 5 dollars and costs for 1957 plate issue and no operator license. Farrell Peterson fined 6 dollars for expired license. Carl D. Brooker of Preston fined 13 dollars for overloading. Pp. T. Lechtenberg fined 53 dollars for overloading. Harold Wright of Thatcher fined 8 dollars for expired license.
Grace Ozburn thanks friends for flowers and get well cards and for the many kind thoughts during her illness. Dr. R O Young in Pocatello is in his office every weekday and Saturdays until noon.
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