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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1969
Page
5
In Caribou a local speaker, Ed Doolittle, criticizes Nixon's New Federalism and the proposed welfare overhaul. He argues the plan increases costs, doubles welfare rolls, and shifts funds to states while reducing direct help, likening the policy to drinking toward an empty bottle. The crowd reacts as Ed links the plan to broader New Deal era debates.
Idaho Fish and Game sets September 20 opening for sage grouse, rock partridge, quail and forest grouse with a two day or two week extension in various zones. The season runs Sept 20 to 28 for most areas, with ruffed grouse Sept 20 to Nov 30 statewide and a late forest grouse season Nov 15 to 30 in Unit 11.
Turkeys in units 13 14 18 and 23 run Sept 27 to Oct 1 with a three day extension over last year. Pheasant seasons in northern Idaho run Oct 11 to Nov 16 and in southern Idaho from Oct 25 noon to Nov 23 in eastern Idaho and Dec 7 in southwestern counties.
Mr and Mrs Munro hosted Shirley Paetsch and Richard Christensen of Laie Hawaii and their family over the weekend of August 15. The visitors had previously seen Alton Cox and Sheldon Christensen's families in Utah and studied in Mexico that summer before leaving for Hawaii on August 20.
Mr. and Mrs Doyal Stiles and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kelly attended the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot Friday. Mr. and Mrs Jesse Humphreys attended the fair in Blackfoot Wednesday. Dick and Mickey Cottrell of Boise, former Soda Springs residents, visited LaMar Nash en route to Iowa. Mr. and Mrs Joe Bowen hosted a dutch oven supper at their cabin on the Blackfoot Reservoir for Nels Roholt and LaVern Gibson and others.
Matthell Fowler and her sister Leora Andersen from Montpelier visited Friday with their parents Mr and Mrs Lewis McLain from Bancroft.
A county Home Economics agent received a summary noting that knit clothing for men is fashionable for fall. Style centers report the popular fancy extends to broader wardrobe items.
The text notes crossover fabrics and knit wear expanding in summer wardrobes. Knitted ties reach four inches and patterns include cross and vertical stripes. Knitted shirts grow in popularity for leisure wear led by polo shirts and collared coat shirts. The forecast highlights comfort, press retention, and coolness in casual suits and slacks.
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