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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
1
In a discussion led by Ralph McCloy Williams Boald Thppets Soda and other safety officials examined the great gadgets causing hazards at schools. The meeting noted Ralph McCloy’s role and confirmed the situation was handled with satisfactory results.
A local business, Caribou Implement Co Springs, was broken into with a window removed to gain entry. Over $60 in goods were stolen in the incident.
Governor Robert E. Smylie will address the public next week in Caribou County. Republican officials announced the event on Wednesday September 24 and said he will be accompanied by several state officials on the trip and will make an appeal if invited.
Central Farmers Fertilizer Co sues Monsanto in a counterclaim seeking damages potentially in the millions. The filing accuses Monsanto of a scheme to create a phosphorus monopoly and alleges harm from a prior Monsanto suit.
A tribute from Mr. and Mrs. O C Lindhardt and family to their mother and grandmother. The text notes an intrusion at a local business, with an open back door found the next morning. Caribou County Sheriff's office and city police investigated the break in at Caribou Implement, the second such incident in eighteen months.
Plans announced for the annual Koval Bowl Das Satanias Kids Day with parade at 10:00 at the Presbyterian Church and events including a dog show, games and refreshments, movies for girls and boys, and prize categories. General chairman Bill Davis and Stan Matthews oversee the program funded by local merchants Keo GL Raton Dot Pood Company Wonder Bread Company as public notices list parade judges and refreshments.
In a rain soaked Friday night action Soda Springs beat Fielding 14 0 with Don Stoor scoring on a 25 yard run and Jim Lewis converting the extra point Lewis again ran in the third period Gene Findlay added 10 points and Grace lost 10 in the second period North Gem battled West Side 7 6 while both teams remained undefeated McDermott led Grace and American Falls with key runs and a 35 yard pass from Wolfenbarger to Yoters The Cowboys host the Grace Red Devils this Friday at 7 30 pm.
Caribou County opens signup for the 1959 Conservation Reserve Soil Bank at the County ASC Office. Farmers bring acreages and yields from the past two years to establish annual rental rates. average rate listed as 12.00 dollars per acre. Deadline to request maximum rate estimates is Friday October 10, 1958. Also notes Bancroft correspondent song remains.
Fowler's IGA expands its meat processing operations with a new addition at the Fowler's market site. Owner Loren Fowler and manager Lewis Hamphreys oversee the project begun to boost capacity for beef lamb pork and poultry handling with facilities for slaughtering rendering cutting wrapping grinding slicing aging curing and five smoke houses.
A public drawing on September 2, 1958 at the Idaho Fish and Game office selected entrants for 1958 deer and elk controlled hunts. Most hunts did not fill. a second drawing will occur on September 15, 1958 if enough applications are received. Elk hunts mostly filled. deer hunt No. 106 in Cassia remains. A list of successful applicants from areas includes numerous residents from Grace, Soda Springs, Conda, Georgetown and other locales.
Mary Ellen Hatch, senior at North Gem High School, was chosen Bancroft Homecoming queen. Her attendants are Ariene Argyle Jackelyn Hol and Shyreen Hogan. Events on Friday September 19 include a 2 pm program 3 pm parade a 7 30 pm football game and a 9 30 pm dance with coronation at 10 38 pm. The 25 year alumni will be honored.
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