City Kids Day Fun Packed With Prizes And Events
A community parade includes prizes for bikes costumes pets and dolls. The dog show sponsored by Lallatin’s AG Market and Ken-L-Ration Dog Food Co. features 76 prizes in dog categories. A hula hoop contest crowns king and queen, a merry-go-round, and free snacks accompany a street movie at Idan-Ha Theater. Lunch at noon and shows start in the afternoon with girls at 1 30 and boys at 2 45. Favors given. committee chairmen listed. event may be postponed to next Saturday if needed and announced on KBRV.
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Lallatin’s AG Market
Wonder Bread Co
Lallatin
Bread Company
Idan-Ha
Bill Davis
KBRV
Club Members Plan Signs And Event At Idaho Cafe
Club members met at the Idaho Cafe to discuss purchasing signs for their organization. A film was shown and the event was sponsored by Viard Oil Co of Calif. Signs will be placed around the city with a goal of better turnout this year. The group planned a Saturday event with prizes and a main speaker, Bill Davis.
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Idaho
Ted
U.S
Viard Oil Co
Calif
Cheirman
Bill Davis
Tie Club
Ent
Bett
Officers Meet To Plan School Year Activities
The PTA meeting in Caribou discusses the coming year and ways to boost membership. Wanda Peterson leads the session with Mr. Tippt superintendent of Schools present. The first PTA meeting is set for October at 7 30 p.m. in the school with directors Eile Poulsen Fern Shuler Shuler Nola Shuler and Tippetts urged to attend.
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Soda LA
Wanda Peterson
Tipkurintendent
Eile Poulsen
Fragmentary births and officials listed in midwestern notices
Disjointed OCR notes show multiple birth records with names such as Janet NecPolin Grace tebanepe and Grace Anoka Minn, plus scattered towns Soda Springs Salt Lake and Bancroft. Discharged and confinement references appear alongside partial names and an unclear public office start as a secretary, suggesting a confused public notices page.
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Soda Springs
Wemman
Lava Argyle
Bancroft
Alley
Idaho Per Capita Property Tax Tops Mountain States
Idaho's per capita property tax in 1957 ranked fifth among seven mountain states, totaling $80.29 while Montana led at $118.84 and New Mexico at $40.87. The report shows state and local valuations rising, utilities accounting for large increases, and a steady rise in the statewide property tax levy from 1947 to 1958. It notes total statewide bonded debt at 10.78 percent of assessed valuation and outlines GI Bill liberalization allowing renewed study for veterans after training interruptions due to work or personal reasons.
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Max Yost
Associated Taxpayers of
Idaho
Seven Mountain States
Montana
New Mexico
Yost
Grace High School Homecoming Friday Celebration
Grace High School announces its annual homecoming on Friday September 28 with events starting at 11 00 am. The parade proceeds at 1 45 pm followed by a football game at 1 00 pm between Grace and Soda Springs. Queen selection will be by the football team from four candidates Klaas Hogan Petersen Varley Anderson.
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Grace High School
Il. A
Wil
Grace
Soda Springs
Klaas
Diane Hogan
Patricia Petersen
Sandra Varley
Connie Lou Anderson
Af Glumni
Tendoy Council Plans Local Fund Campaign Push
Tendoy Council lays out October 21 nationwide campaign kick off with a ten day drive for Tendoy Council operations in 1959. Campaign team includes Paul Thompson chair and D W Sharp Lowe among others. District training meetings planned in Malad Blackfoot American Falls and other areas with various chairmen.
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Tendoy Council Boy Scout Office
Tendoy Council
Paul Thompson
Keith Molpsig Treatn
D. W
Malad
Joseph L. Christopherson
Blackfoot
Richard Nixon
American Falls-Rockland
Fort Hall-Tyhee-Inkom
Jen Fisher
Portneuf
Marrel Jacobsen
Montpelier-Bear Lake
Ross ‘Parker
Caribou
Valero Bennett
Star Valley
W. Astle
Pocatello
United Campaign
Smylie Frames Gambling as a Key Idaho Issue
Governor Robert E. Smylie declared gambling a clear campaign issue at a Soda Springs speech, arguing it is right or wrong and urging Republicans to oppose expansion. He outlined platform planks on schools, anti racketeers, highways, tourism, and water rights, contrasting with a silent Democratic stance on gambling. The governor also toured Caribou County with state officials and candidates, calling for strong leadership to foster steady growth and resist gambling influence.
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Robert E. Smylie
Soda Springs High School
Smylie
Caribou County
James H. Young
J. D. Price
Rulon Swenson
Andrew H. Johnson
Ers
Fred M. Cooper
Cooper
Wilford J. Dredge
Idaho
Republcan Party
Maho “Fally
Broad
West
Nevada
Services Held in Pocatello for Mrs Annie Tarr
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Tarr were held at the Pocatello First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Jo Austin presiding. Born December 17 1871 in Soda Springs she was daughter of Hans and Anna Hansen and married Jacob Tarr in 1892. She died and is survived by eight sons and three daughters, all of Pocatello. Concluding rites were at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Annie
Arr
Poca’tello
Pocatello Fiist Presbyterian Church
Jo Austin
Tarr
Soda
Springs
Han R
Anfella Christophersen Hansen
Soda Springs
Henry
Jacob Hara Tarr
Blackfoot
Shelley
Pocatallo
Rebekah Lodge
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Mutant
Pioneer Club
Tarris
Pocatello
Mountain View Cemetery
Idaho
Utah Football Adds Local Player From Soda Springs
Flack Lewis of Soda Springs will play left end for the University of Utah football team this fall. A 24 year old junior, he played tackle last season but was shifted to end in spring drills because of his height. He is 6 feet 4 inches.
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Flack Lewis
Soda
Springs
University of Utah
Grace Staves Off NG Rally For 130- Yard Lead
Grace built a 130 yard first half lead and withstood a North Gem rally in the second. Gary Lloyd connected with Phillip Johnson for a 70 yard touchdown after a Soyard drive. Layne Rindlisbaker found David Moder for a short score and Barry Redford caught a late pass.
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Grace
North Gem
Soyard
Gary Lloyd
Phillip Johnson
Layne Rindlisbaker
David Moder
Sitski
Barry Redford
Steckle
Cards Tripped Up in First Loss of Season
American Falls tripped up in a lone TD drive by Mike Madden on a yard run behind solid blocks from King and Bob Schow. Jim Lewis added a two point and kicked the extra point. Madden later paced a lengthwise march for scoring as American Falls showed the surge and then faltered. A stray line on rates appears unrelated to the game report.
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Mike Madden
King
Bob Schow
Jim Lewis
Madden
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Onal Signs
Yonis Club
Janett NecPolin
So- Gil
Grace Tebanepe
Cokeville
John A
Secre
Hardin, Reidy
Was
Robert E.smylie
Smrylie
Theron Gough
The
Parma Review
Idaho Press Association
Newspaper Association Managers
Merle Allen
Alien
By Jerry Marcus
Grace H. S
Gov. Smylie
I.P.U.C
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Bear Lake Stages
Annie Tarr
King George VI
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Utah
NG Rally
RED Devils
Cowboys
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