Permit To Build Bear River Dam In Idaho
State Reclamation Engineer Carl E Tappan issued a permit to Cart Yater Development Co to build an earth fill dam on the Bear River near Soda Springs Idaho. The project plans include a capacity of about 40 000 acre feet annually and distribution to existing canals affecting about 10000 acres. The permit outcome reflects a good faith application and notes need for additional water for lands within the wet Basin distribution system.
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Bear River
Idaho
Ruesday
Carl E Tappan
Oneida Narrows
Tappans
Saul
Addhvater
Water planning debate over Bear River irrigation project
Lloyd Dunn of Region 4 US Bureau of Reclamation outlines plans to cut Idaho allocations for irrigators along the Bear River. The proposed Narrows project would divert water to Preston and Soda Springs while opening Bear River water to other Idaho areas via a large storage and canal system. Officials note potential 40,000 acre feet of water for private lands and discuss legal implications of water rights and appropriations during the bear river hearings.
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Lloyd Dunn
Georgewt
US Bu
Salt Lake
Iver
Comte
Bear River
Crosson
Professor o Balls Accepts Illinois State Post
Professor o Balls has accepted a five year assistant professorship at Illinois State University Bloomington. He has held teaching at the University of Illinois and has graduate work. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Utah State. His wife and three children are part of their family plans.
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O Balls
Illinois State
Bloomington
Miss
University of Illah State University
Utah State
Howard W. Whiteside
Idahe State University At
Pocatello
Soda Springs Cardinals Tie Fielding High Spartans in Football
The Soda Springs Cardinals and Fielding High Spartans play to a 12 to 12 tie on the local field. Fielding stops Soda late to preserve the draw after a backfield score and a late Fielding touchdown threat. The article notes upcoming Bancroft field game Friday at 7 00 p.m. with district championship implications.
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Soda Springs Cardinals
Spartans
Fielding High
Paris
Soda Springs
Soda
Sods
Cardinals
Fielding
Priecel Peaches
Grace Red Devils Tie League Lead With West Side Triumph
Grace Red Devils defeated West Side of Weston 32-13 in a Fifth District class B football game to share the league lead with American Falls. Quarterback Marnell Bullock had a 65 yard TD run and Dean Manhart scored for Grace as they prepare to host Fielding High in Homecoming Friday at 1:30.
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Grace Red Devils
West Side
Weston
Grace
American Falls
Norman Smith
Grace Eleven
Marnell Bullock
Dean Manhart
North Gem Beavers tie in Class B Football Thriller
North Gem and American Falls high schools battled to a 13 18 deadlock at Bancroft Friday in a Class B Fifth District game. Eldon Smith connected with Stan Wistisen for a 60 yard score and a failed extra point. American Falls answered with a 74 drive and PAT. Smith again found Wistisen for 15 yards and a PAT to tie 13 13. North Gem to face Soda Springs at Bancroft next Friday.
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North Gem
American Falls
Bancroft
Cowboys
Eldon Smith
Stan Wistisen
Smith
Wistisen
Beavers
Soda Springs
Bridge Replacement Notice for Blackfoot River Bridge
The Forest Service advises replacement of the Blackfoot River Bridge on Diamond Creek, noting ongoing work and anticipated lane impacts as the project proceeds.
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Forest Service
Blackfoot River
Diamond Creed
New Chevrolet Truck Line Showcases 1964 Revisions
Chevrolet dealers display the 1964 truck line highlighting a five year redesign program. Improvements include independent front suspension, variable rate springs, new 4 and 6 cylinder engines, diesels, redesigned frames, quieter cabs, better seating, self adjusting brakes, longer service intervals, higher horsepower 292 cubic inch engines, and new diesel options in heavy duty models.
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James E. Conlan
Educational meeting attendee helps Idaho Mathematics Conference
Miss Deanne Findlay of Soda Springs attended a Boise weekend committee meeting for the Idaho Centennial Mathematical Conference set for November 22 to 24 in Boise. She serves as co chairman with Boyd Lowe of Twin Falls and Richard Kay of Boise, as the group includes members from the State Department of Education, Idaho Education Association, the Association for Supervisors and Curt Development, and national mathematics organizations.
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Deanne Findlay
Soda Springs
Boise
Findlay
Boyd Lowe
Twin Falls
Richard Kay
Idaho State Department of Education
Idaho Education Association
The
Association For Supervisors and Curt Development
Idaho and National of Mathematics Teachers
Woman of Achievement named by Soda Springs group
Glade Millwalke of Bancroft was chosen Woman of Achievement by the Soda Springs Business and Professional Womens Club at the first meeting of the 1965 84 year. Tuesday evening she will represent the group for participation chair. George Du pin City Councilman spoke on civic participation and voting rights and noted plans for public rest rooms, storage units at City Park, and picnic improvements at Ninety Percent Springs. Mrs Polly McCammon of Bancroft closed the program with three vocal selections accompanying herself on the piano.
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Glade Millwalke
Bancroft
Soda Springs Business and Professional Women's Club
Millwagd
Soda Spymnes Group
Articipation
Faye Evans
George Dupin
Ninety Percent Springs
Polly McCammon
Bantroft
Pioneer Resident Mary Ann Lamborn McLean Dies in Soda Springs
Mary Ann Lamborn McLean 83 a pioneer resident of Soda Springs and widow of Judge David K McLean died Friday September 13 after a long illness at Caribou County Hospital. Funeral held Monday September 16 at the Soda Springs LDS Chapel with Bishop Edwin B Smith officiating.
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Mary Ann Lamborn McLean
David K McLean
Soda Springs
LDS
Edwin B Smith
McLean
Caribou County Hospital
Lawrence Lamborn
Ann Barker
First Ward Relief Society
Faun
Herd
Arlene Torgesen
Kenneth G. Balls
Bishop Smith
Herbert K. Whitworth
Karma Kunz
Rhea Godfrey
Harry Sorensen
Joseph T. Torgesen
Weer Grant Lamborn
Ells Lamborn
Hugh L. Lamborn
Senior Citizens To Be Honored Dinner Set in Soda Springs
All residents aged 60 and over within the Idaho Stake, plus partners, widows and widowers, are invited to a noon meal and party on Saturday at the Soda Springs LIAS Chapel. Former residents, presidency members, and high councilors are urged to attend with their partners for a social gathering.
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Idaho
Soda Springs Lias Chapel
aHigh
Hvergan
Penney Names Bud Stringham New Soda Springs Manager
B R Bud Stringham has been appointed manager of the Soda Springs JC Penney Co store replacing Henry Donat Stringham a Price Utah native who has seven years with Penney and two years as department manager of men's wear in Pocatello His wife Beet poe Hnet sons Ricky Danny and Danny remain in Pocatello until the family can move to Soda Springs.
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B R
Bud" Stringham
Soda Springs
JC Penney Co
Henry Donat Stringham
Price
Utah
Penney Company
Pocatello
Beet Poe Hnet
Ricky
Danny
Local Home Purchases Shake Up Soda Springs Residents
Mr and Mrs Ken Fowler move to 329 Mountain View Ave north of Soda Springs into the former Milt Bowman home. Jim Lansberry and family buy the Fowler residence. Mr and Mrs Steve Drier return to Soda Springs to live at 421 East Hooper Ave after residing in Salt Lake City.
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Ken Fowler
Soda Springs
Milt Bowmans
Fowler
Mountain View Ave
Jim Lansberry
Hooper Avenue
Steve Drier
Salt Lake City
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Survivor Listed
Survivors include one daughter Mrs Ray Gunnell of Soda Springs one grandson Ray M Gunnell of Denver three great grandchildren Deeana Gunnell Susan Gunnell and Leslie Kay Gunnell all of Idaho Falls one sister Mrs Vern Orvin of Logan and one brother Lawrence Laibso Burial was at Funeral Home.
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Utah Pioneers
Ray (Eunice) Gunnell
Soda Springs
Ray M Gunnell
Denver
Deeana Gunnell
Susan Gunnell
Leslie Kay Gunnell
Idaho Falls
Vern Orvin
Logan
Lawrence Laibso
New Styling Dominates 1964 Plymouths Debut
Rex's Sales and Service in Soda Springs highlights the 1964 Plymouth line featuring increased head room and length, unchanged width, a new two-door hardtop roof, and a 426 cubic inch V-8 option for high performance. Chrysler officials tout improved reliability and a refreshed silhouette with updated soundshield and underbody shielding.
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Plymouth
Rex
Soda Springs
C. EB .Briggs
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Chrysler Plymouth Vision
Underwood Nash
New Valiant 1964 Debuts With New Features And Nine Models
The 1964 Valiant introduces design changes focused on economy and reliability as it enters display at Rex's Sales and Service on Sept 20. Chrysler officials tout strong U S sales gains and leading compact status while detailing a revised front end, wider bumper, new grille, vertical tail lights, and nine models across five body styles including sedans hard tops convertibles and wagons.
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Valiant
Rex
C. E. Briggs
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Chrysler-Plymouth
jIn
LDS Officials to Attend Idaho Stake Conference in Bancroft
Three LDS church auxiliary leaders from Salt Lake City will attend the Idaho Stake quarterly conference in Bancroft on September 21 and 22. J Holman Waton, Alma Heaton, and Madelyn H Bodell represent the Sunday School General Board and the Young Men and Young Women Mutual Improvement Associations. General sessions Sunday are at 10 am and 1 30 pm conducted by Stake President Wilford Soda Springs. Visitors may attend.
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LDS Church
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Bancroft
J. Holman Wat
Alma Heaton
Madelyn H. Bodell
Young Men’s and
Young Women‘s Mutual Improvement Associations
Church
Stake
Wilford E. Soda Springs
Elder Waters
Intermountaines Association
Associated Hotels the West
Heaton
Bodell
Relief Society
PTA
Pine Sun School
Union Pacific Wins Safety Award
Union Pacific earns a national safety award for remarkable man-hour safety results, highlighting a low casualty rate amid extensive operations. The company credits rigorous training and safety culture, noting eligibility constraints of the award every other year and its 40‑year legacy in safety leadership.
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Union Pacific
Local Gasco District Award Honor Dinner
Orville Burt of Soda Springs and district employees were honored at a dinner at the Sayer Shipper Club. Les Bierbaum presented a trophy for the district winning first in the Intermountain Gas Company summer promotion. Also recognized were Deyane Leiby for sales points and Herb Kremer for five years of service.
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GASCO
Orville Burt
Suda Springs
Southeastern ‘Distrie
Eeyer Shipper Club
Sada Sprin
En - Speral
Les Bierbaum
Burt
Haves
Intermountain Gas Company
Deyane Leiby
Soda Springs
Calalanche
Les Bier
Kelly Ramsey
Lava Holsings
Charles Donahey
McCammon
James Derricott
Clifford Sizemore
Montpelier
Incomplete engine note hints at horsepower improvements
Fragmentary OCR mentions horsepower numbers and engine plug improvements with references to a Valiant and synchronized floor shift concept. The garbled text lacks clear individuals, places, or concrete outcomes to confirm a full news item.
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Aur Corporation
Énmy
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al Corporation
Dunn
Ng Committee
Anbau County
Gerald Balls
North Gem and Beavers
American Falls Hatchery
iSelects
Penney
R “Bud” Stringham
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