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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1954
Page
2
The piece argues that trustee district voting in Caribou is illogical with centralized school administration. It notes that residents cannot vote for candidates outside their district despite paying taxes and having a stake in schools. It urges legislative study for reform.
In Soda Springs the community expects only effort from the high school team as it drops its first three games by large margins. The piece notes uncertain causes for the losses and hopes the path ahead improves.
A narrator recalls receiving varied mass mail offers from 1954 including fellowships, awards events, publishing ploys, textbook promotions, magazine subscriptions, insurance pitches, and try at worldwide tickets. The piece ends with a wish for a personal, friendly letter from someone who just wants to write back.
Earl Samson ships lumber to Conda while Mae Reddish returns from the University of Colorado to Bancroft to teach. New American Legion Auxiliary officers are installed at Mrs. Hattie Meads home with Rita Burgin as president. The group hosts dinners, recitals and birthday gatherings as clubs, church events, and social duties fill local life.
Church services listed with times for September mornings and October evenings. LDS Sunday schools at 11 15 and 9 30 with sacrament meetings at 7 30 and 6 00 respectively. Mass at St Mary's on the second and fourth Sundays at 10. Sick calls available day or night. Visitors welcome. Caribou County Sun and Soda Springs Sun mention a manager's social visit to Riverton and pledging of Edmond Keller to Alpha Tau Omega at Idaho campus.
Joe Marsh recounts Slugger White visiting hometown to chat baseball and confess a playful baby-sitting mishap. White recalls seeking advice from Mom then Dad who offered a baseball themed diaper change method, resulting in a humorous, error-free outcome.
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