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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows a stalemate and ongoing strike actions across Conda Hi. Unclear details, but references to temporary work stoppages and stalled projects amid harvest period pressures. Company-wide dispute appears unresolved with no clear resolution date.
Enthusiasts in the club gather for a community event aimed at sharing hobby insights. Members discuss projects and future meetups while inviting guests to join demonstrations and casual conversations.
Local officials say matching funds will be sourced from the upcoming year's tax revenues. The plan outlines the allocation to community projects and programs, with expected fiscal impact and oversight measures. Community groups seek clarification on timing and eligibility.
A barn at Bancroft Ranch suffered a blaze that destroyed a stack of straw and cat hay. The fire, reported Sunday, was controlled by 2 a.m. Monday after the pressure system was extinguished. Mrs. Joe Christopher and five family members plan to move to Ephraim Utah. the boys intend to register for college next year.
Birth records list Wendell and Martha with a boy on Sept 11 weighing 8 lbs 4 oz and other newborns including a Sept 13 boy at 5 lbs 6 oz and a Sept 14 baby 7 lbs 11 oz. Names include Von and Wilma Sarath he Wendell and Leda Dean and Agnes Grace Ley. Discharged: Conda Tevis Indianapolis Javis Burley Solasabal and Coombs noted as confined or discharged.
Caribou county hospital re joined the Blue Cross Idaho Hospital Service to protect residents with policies. Officials say full benefits will now be paid. Richard E Weibye, social se 0 and 2 noon to answer questions regarding the new social security law signed by Pres Eisenhower on Sept 1.
Coach Ed Wessel shifts responsibility to younger players after Grace game injuries weaken Soda Springs. Left tackle John McGinty suffers a broken clavicle and is out for the season. Brent Maughan has two broken ribs. Roger Humphreys and Roscoe Bolton knockled and ill, leaving the lineup shorthanded.
A map released by the Pacific Northwest Gasline Corporation shows a soda site planned as the pump station along the natural gas route in Idaho.
A popular fall kindergarten is planned to run again starting next month. A committee is compiling enrollment lists and asks mothers to call 390, 50 or 204. Children must be five by October 15 to enroll and must bring their own chair. Needed are work tables and an old stable to be cut down for the children.
The Lions club in Soda Springs announces a community birthday and anniversary calendar to list names and civic dates. Beginning Sept 17 members will contact residents. a 25 cent name fee offsets printing 50 cent calendar costs. Proceeds fund community improvements and youth activities.
Idaho wool growers plan their fall meeting in Pocatello on Saturday evening September 18. President John W. Noh says despite a discouraging sheep industry, members will discuss self help programs and ways to broaden lamb markets.
County commissioners set combined levies with Soda Springs at 7.58 to Bancroft 9.81 per $100 assessed. Grace awaits rate. Real property tax remains 35 cents. Sheepman levy rises to 2.30 due to predator control. Brand inspection and livestock disease levies 30 cents each. Districts adjust rates for building funds and new taxing areas including District 150 A.
In Pocatella gossip a Perry Swisher review notes Monsanto Chemical and Westvaco expansion near Soda Springs. Simplot plans rehiring 50 as it grows triple superphosphate. Central Farmers Fertilizer weighs costs at Georgetown. Utale Power & Light eyed a coal plant nearby. Caribou Lodge praised. Kiwanis-Lions six-man challenge teased.
Frank Doty, 73, died Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Piar in Soda Springs after a lengthy illness. He had lived with his sister in Soda Springs for 19 years, was born April 3, 1681 in Mount Vernon Ohio, son of John and Elvina Warner Doty, and was a charter member of the Mount Vernon Moose Lodge.
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