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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
7
Local residents attend school events and hospital visits. Philanthropic and family gatherings anchor a busy week with guests from Pocatello Logan Rexburg Provo and Garland. New baby, travel, and wedding notices accompany multiple social calls and hospital updates.
Constitutional amendments propose creating a State Water Resources Agency with bond power and revenue funding, allow issuance of revenue bonds, and extend indebtedness approval beyond electors. Also seeks four year sheriff terms, changing from two years, with Legislative instruction to amend Idaho Code.
Weekend visits span Provo to Blackfoot with family gatherings. In Idaho, a state water plan expands to multiple wildlife areas, detailing irrigation use at 1.75 cubic feet per second with priority dated September 29, 1959, and a later note of 1.5 cfs for another property in 1959.
Crowded out last week Chuck and Jeanelle Keller of Salt Lake City joined Labor Day with Orval Lester and family in Bancroft. Vir ginia Ruger hosted a pinochle evening won by Evelyn Hayes. Several locals and guests enjoyed refreshments. Verdon Cordingley, with nephew Larry Cordingley who has returned from a Canada mission, traveled via Salt Lake City and Preston en route home after vacation and sightseeing with Connie Ranstrom and Gene Ranstrom.
The Department closes part of the road system at the C. J. Strike Wildlife Management Area near Bruneau to create a direct access route to the picnic site. This marks the start of a statewide plan affecting all 13 areas visited by picnickers boaters swimmers water skiers and other recreationists along with hunters and anglers.
Public notice states Vestal Christensen and Sons d/b/a 70 Bar Ranch Bancroft Idaho will submit proof at 2:00 PM October 15 1964 in Soda Springs before Notary Wallace M Transtrum for completion of 4 cfs groundwater diversion and application to irrigation use under Permit G 28825. Location NE1/4 and NW1/4 Section 24 Township 7S Range 38E B M dated June 21 1960.
The document details 1.75 cubic feet per second of underground water from a well and its application to beneficial use under Permit No. G-28194 issued by Idaho Department of Reclamation. The permit holder is Whitworth Brothers F. M. and E. L. of Bancroft Idaho. The text notes the works of diversion will proceed under the permit.
On the 8th day of October 1964 at Soda Springs Idaho a notary public witnessed proof of completion of water diversion works for 1.5 cubic feet per second from a well. The permit holder is L G Cail Bancroft Idaho. Completion date and use site are specified in the document.
In the Probate Court of Caribou County Idaho Virginia L Paetsch administratrix notifies all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Notices listed to be served at Soda Springs Idaho or at the office of Leonard O Kingsford attorney Soda Springs. Pub dates Sept 3 10 17 24 1964.
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