Independent political policy guides county coverage
A county seat newspaper declares an independent stance for the upcoming General Election on November 4. It pledges fair coverage of state and county candidate visits, prioritizing speeches and organized appearances while limiting publicity releases and handouts. The paper will publish event details without favoring any party and offers ad help to all candidates.
Tribute to Soda Springs Merchants Welcomes New Businesses
A Sun advertisement from Soda Springs praises local businesspeople for supporting area growth. The full page tribute highlights merchant progressiveness and 100 percent backing for initiatives aiding development, fostering a warm community reception for two new enterprises.
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Soda Springs
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Uncle Cal from Caribou on country boys and city life
In a humorous letter Uncle Cal critiques politicians claiming farm roots this fall and contrasts country life with city living. He jokes about manners, respect, and the nostalgia of rural upbringing, noting how time in town changes a country boy and erodes rural ways.
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Court House
Country Boy Traits and Politics in Uncle Cal’s View
A reflective informal piece argues country upbringing shapes behavior in cities with signs such as gait and head position. It cites a policeman shoplifting incident and jokes about leaders like Andy Jackson and a White House Sunday work pattern, concluding politicians misread country insight.
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Andy Jackson
White House
Uncle Cal
PAGES FROM THE PAST Happenings and departures noted in Soda Springs
Community notices record families traveling to Salt Lake City Provo and Logan for conventions and schooling. Local residents attend 4H Achievement Day and Better Health Club events. Elections and business changes, including Horsley Brothers, are announced. A hunting party returns with mixed luck and a fair prize record closes with a misdated note on John D Rockefeller.
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Salt Lake City
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J L Lallatin
E. D. Andrews
Genevieve Sibbett
Glade
Wagan
Armed Services
William Meads
Donna Mae Thirkill
Provo
Utah
Miss Thirkill
Brigham Young University
Darlene Perkins
Dean Christensen
George T. Christensen
Minden
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Soda Springs
Fred Christensen
J. P. Wannnamaker
Inkom
Denver
Sam Gagan
Richard Lau
Logan
Bill Barnard
University of Utah At
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Russell Rasmus
Vern Stoor
Ezra Munroe
Albert Deaton
Oscar Nielson
Lee Horsley
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Pocatello
Arline Tucker
Charlotte Tigert
Lois Williams
Better Health Club
Lucile Thorp
Joan Anderson
Nellie Salser
Carol Chester
Sewing Club
Rosetta Dubach
D. A. Woodall
H. C. Gorton
George R. Small
Joe H. de Witt
H. Horsley & Co
H. Horsley Tetiring
Horsley Brothers
Woodall McGorton
Blackfoot
Ellis Kackley
Blackfoot Fair
Homemakers Corner shows fall sewing contest and home tips
University of Idaho agent promotes Make It Yourself With Wool Home Sewing Contest offering about $45 000 in prizes for ages 13 to 22 with seniors and juniors. The column offers sewing advice on cuffs dirt from pants and cautions about machinery.
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