Meads Visit Provo and Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs William Meads traveled to Provo and Salt Lake City from Monday to Wednesday visiting relatives and friends during the trip.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
8
Mr and Mrs William Meads traveled to Provo and Salt Lake City from Monday to Wednesday visiting relatives and friends during the trip.
Magistrate Court fines listed for numerous traffic violations including speeding and disobeying stop signs with amounts from five to fifteen dollars. Civil suits filed include AADCO Inc versus Sherman and Juanita Smith and multiple small claims. District Court filings include divorce action between Shirley D. McLeod and William R. McLeod and other title, trust, and collection cases. Births, hospital notes, and community notices detail local activities and upcoming church events.
Norma Jean Tartar surveys homemakers on leather advantages as warmth, style, water resistance, and easy care while noting high dry cleaning costs. Suede is valued for looks but costly to maintain. many would buy washable suede if affordable, though mothers fear cost and durability for children.
The Soda Springs School Board convened on September 23, 1971 to review the annual budget and anticipated expenditures. Key topics included classroom supplies, transportation costs, and potential boundary adjustments. Board members planned a public hearing for next month.
Idaho State University reports 7,924 students enrolled for fall, with daytime undergrad and vocational programs rising from 5,823 to 5,933. Continuing education and evening classes decline, while pre vocational and adult basic education also fall, yet university president William E. Davis sees renewed confidence in Idaho education.
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