Soda Bottling, Dam Era Memories From Davis Utah
Agnes recalls昔 Davis Utah memories of Grandpa’s soft drinks from the riverfront bottling works owned by Fred Kessel. The dam construction, hotel era, and local clinics shaped life as climate and crops changed over time.
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Reilhere
Fig
Davison
Jesse Moore
Largileres
Utah Power
Hugh Qa
Beauty
Fred Kessel
Agnes
Kackley
Road opens to Yellow Stone Park access via 1200 dollar route
A new road from Soda Springs to Landers road at Lane's Creek over Tin Cup Canyon enables visitors to reach Yellow Stone Park from Soda Springs, a 45 mule route previously by pack train. The area along the route is largely virgin country with abundant game fish, prompting calls it a sportsman's paradise.
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Fred J. Mur
Yellowstone Park
Soda Springs
Trail Canyon
Landers Road
Lane's Creek
Tin Cup Canyon
Freedom
Union Pacific Railroad
Salt Lake City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Coal theft halts train as cars air brakes set
Sixty one years ago a coal train near town was held up Saturday night with a large theft of coal. A boarding party set air brakes on many cars and aided the loot. Residents noted heavy car traffic last Monday, akin to a city many times Soda Springs. The water wheel at the electric plant was tested and found in good order. Mr. Slusser.
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Soda Springs
Asl
M. L. Meeker
Slusser
Public Notice: School Attendance Compulsory
The notice requires parents to enroll children ages seven to 16 in reading writing spelling English grammar geography and arithmetic and to ensure attendance at a public private or parochial school for the portion of the year schools are in session. It outlines exemptions for habitual truancy and disruptions and notes court involvement under Youth Rehabilitation law.
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Board of Trustees
VA Benefits to Be Increased for Idaho Disabled Vets
The 1969 increase signed by President Johnson raises Idaho 100 percent disability payments from 300 to 400 dollars monthly starting Jan 1 1969. Average boosts for 10 to 90 percent ratings will rise about 80 percent, with nationwide benefits totaling roughly 234.7 million dollars the first year for totally disabled and 10 to 90 percent rated veterans.
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Pres. Johnson
Idaho
M. W. Allen
Boise Veterans Administration Center
Allen
Senate
House
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Lewiston
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Clearwater
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Youth Rehabilitation Law
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Cawbon County Auditor Pub
Caribou County
SUN
Soda Springs, Idaho
Trademark
General Elactric Co
Dolbrook
Scottsdale
General Electric
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