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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
4
In Caribou County a fragment from Sun Sods Springs notes a dated event on a Thursday with a reference to Peake and a sequence including 27 and 1573. The readable text is sparse but marks a historical local entry.
At the University of Idaho breeding lab sale in Dubois on September 20, 1973, buyers from 11 states including California Idaho Iowa Montana Nebraska Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming and Wisconsin purchased sheep. The top ram was a registered Targhhee yearling bought by M A Hunter Storm Lake Iowa for 360. The crossbred ram sold for 60 to 170 per head.
Grace City Board discusses beer sale referendum for November 6 1973 alongside council business. Items include sponsorship for a Resource Conservation and Development project and notices on zoning commission work and upcoming Red Cross and emergency drills.
Elmer L Alarecht a lifelong Soda Springs resident died from illness at a hospital on September 27 1977 aged 70 He was a World War II veteran and construction worker known for fishing and outdoorsmanship He is survived by his widow daughter Irene Baker Pocatello a grandson two sisters and was interred at Fairview Cemetery Funeral services were held September 28 at the Presbyterian Church In lieu of flowers donations were requested to Presbyterian Church or Cancer Fund
The Soda team plans to play its entire lineup in the second half to gain game experience as they host Preston for the annual homecoming game. The Indians have not won a game this season, and Richard Summers of the Cards was named prep player of the week for Southeastern Idaho after his performance against Aberdeen two weeks ago.
A garbled fragment references the West region and sky observations but provides no clear details or dates. The text appears to be OCR noise lacking concrete reporting or entities to anchor a full item.
The Grace Literary Club postpones its program honoring a charter member to Monday October 1 at Turner's Café at 1 20 p m A no host luncheon precedes the program and members must contact Mrs D Sitimtons for reservations by Friday September 28.
Fred Hansen Jeppesen, 78, formerly of Bancroft, died September 12 at Bonner General Hospital in Sandpoint. Born July 1, 1895 in Logan Utah, he married La Vira Spackman in 1914 and lived in Bancroft 28 years. He farmed and worked in grain elevators, Carpenter Local 1745 president, active in the LDS Church and Boy Scouts, moved to Sandpoint in 1942, survived by his wife, children, grandchildren and relatives. Funeral September 14 at the Sandpoint LDS Church, burial Pack River Cemetery.
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