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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
4
Senator Fred Cooper presented Governor Smylie who spoke briefly about the trip and noted public schools had received an endowment of nearly 400000 dollars.
A Caribou County Farm Bureau conducted a survey of about 000 acres of state land with state department officials and local leaders. Governor Smylie and aides toured Grays Lake area via Tincup road to assess current conditions and possible highway improvements. Coffee and sandwiches followed as officials spoke to school children and attendees from state agencies and farm groups.
The Presbyterian Primary resumes meetings on Tuesday October 1 after school until 5 66. Children ages 4 through 6th grade are invited. The program includes crafts and study of Japan. Mrs Cecil Sheffel is the primary superintendent with several teachers listed including Mrs Larry Shriver and others supporting.
Grace High School Red Devils toppled Soda Springs Cardinals 21 to 7 last Friday. Jay Gamble opened with a Soda scoring run as Grace recovered a Soda fumble and drives culminated in a 30 yard pass to Terry Van Vleet, followed by Gary Lloyd reception for another TD. Simmons connected on two extra points and added a late score.
Fragmentary text highlights hospital costs as a recurring expense and frames health as a man’s most valuable asset. The excerpt references Irving and discusses daily and weekly care costs as part of the community’s budget.
The article argues modern hospital care is a business driven by regulation and insurance growth. It notes staffing must meet public demand, with Caribou County Hospital employing most licensed personnel except students. The piece claims outcomes include shorter stays and emphasizes public demand for quality care over cost.
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