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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
6
A historical notice discusses using certified seed, soil sterilants, and herbicides like sodium chlorate CMU and TCA for weed control. It recommends targeting small patches, fall applications, and high rate 2,4 D trials to manage knapweed, leafy spurge, Canada thistle, and alfalfa regrowth before snow.
Caribou district Boy Scout troops from Soda Springs Bancroft Grace Lago and Thatcher held a camporel at Diamond Creek last Friday and Saturday. A program and watermelon bust were held Friday night and the Scouts camped out under harsh weather with rain and cold. They returned home Saturday and still expressed enjoyment of the outing.
The Soda Springs Lions Club funds a community Birthday calendar inviting area residents to list birthdays and anniversaries. Each family pays 50 cents, individuals 25 cents, with ads covering printing. Proceeds fund community betterment and youth activities. calls begin next week, contact Kenneth Chatterton at 144 for details.
Funeral services for William Thomas Lloyd 77 of Wellsville Utah a retired Central farmer were held.
Mrs A Weaver entertained Royal Neighbors of America at her home on Thursday evening. Co-hostesses were Mrs Bird Gentry and Mrs Aaron Hanson. Three pinochle tables produced winners Mrs Stanley Tharp high, Mrs Farl Sibbert jack, and Mrs Al Evans bingo. Dessert refreshments served. guests included Art Kelley, Gam Hayward, Harley Childs, Myron Isle, Walter Moore, Hoy Kesler, Maude Andrus, Susie Small. RNA set next regular meeting October 13 at 7 30 PM at the JOOF hall.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Wellsville Latter-day Saints chapel with Bishop Evan Darley conducting. Lloyd died September 21 in a Logan hospital after a brief illness. The service featured choir numbers, solos by Rita Poppleton and others, remarks by John Branchley, and a main address by Harold Lloyd of Soda Springs. Pallbearers were six sons. Interment followed in Wellsville cemetery. Livelihood details note he was born December 9, 1887, in Wellsville, married twice, and lived in Central and Wellsville areas.
Sept 29 1955 Caribou County Idaho erodes into a brisk autumn day at Goda Springs with locals marking seasonal change and community events on the town calendar.
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