Pocatello Four Year University Push Faces Local Avarice
The Peabody report defends a four year university at Pocatello amid political friction. Supporters note strong momentum and state funding would exist without local avarice. Opposition from Power and Caribou counties cited, while the plan envisions a state owned institution governed by a statewide board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Peabody
Power
Caribou
Bannock
Bistline
Power County
Gate City Boys
Board of Regents
Idaho to tighten rules on out of state hunters
A Idaho editorial condemns out of state pheasant hunters who cross the state line to chase game birds. It cites a Declo roadblock netting $1 000 in fines and 250 birds for charity, plus reports of multiple violations and calls for stricter licensing and fees to curb in-state tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Declo
Utah
Snake
Game Department
State Game Association
Tide of price resistance could curb high costs
The piece argues a buyers strike can pressure sellers to lower prices. It notes beef at $1 to $1.25 a pound, shoppers weighing who will pay the inflated cost. It warns many buyers may act collectively to curb the invasion on the public pocketbook, while butchers wary of rising wholesale costs may delay passing increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Japan
1St Cavalry
11Th Airborne
Isles of Pines
Far East
Warriors of Peace
Voice of the Army
We Hall
Education drive hinges on geography and cooperation
The article argues that Pocatello’s progress depends on geographic factors rather than chamber of commerce activity or Bannock politicians. It urges maintaining realistic expectations to avoid harming the four-year school. It stresses friendly relations with southern Idaho and broad cooperation to advance educational facilities for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock
Pocatello
Idaho
Time Page Nov 17 1926 Community Notes
Last Saturday night a supper honored John Martin and wife on their 58th wedding anniversary with 29 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and 7 children attending. Mrs Pate received a card from Carl Adams of Nottingham England announcing a baby boy. For sale: 9x4 unbleached sheeting 38c yard Eagle Clothing Co. Kenneth Olsen, touring with an orchestra, has returned home. Mrs L H Ballif visited Ogden and Kaysville Utah over weekend with daughter Lucille.
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John Martin
Pate
Carl Adams
Nottingham
England
Miller Family Moves In For Sandwich Shop Venture
Nov 18 1936 Mr and Mrs Harold Miller and family relocate from Atchison Kansas to open a sandwich shop in the Persiana area. Eva Palmer weds Arno Troseth of Cornish. Zete Pi club host Miss Maxine Merrill. Riverdale visitors form stake Primary presidency. Southeastern Idaho district BPW convention delegates meet at Hotel Bonneville Idaho Falls. Preston invited to host next district convention for president Bessie Jensen.
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Harold Miller
Atchison, Kansas
Mrs. J. M. Palmer
Eva
Arno'd Troseth
Cornish
Stake
Annie Palmer
Emma Merrill
Oneta Forsgren
Riverdale
Southeastern Idaho
The
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hotel Bonneville
Idaho Falls
Preston
Bessie Jensen
Paper Tape Widths Sold by The Citizen
Paper tape available in inch and two inch widths and three inch widths. The Citizen offers a range to fit various needs and orders.
Idaho Cattlemen Plan Bull Sale
The Seventh Annual Bull Sale of the Idaho Cattlemen's Association is set for November 23 at the Pocatello Stock Yards after a prior October 26 sale in Twin Falls. Fifty Hereford and Shorthorn bulls and seven Hereford heifers from Idaho Utah and Wyoming breeders will be judged by C. W. Hickman and Lyman Ipsen and sold in A B and C lots. Clyde Starr announces a post sale banquet at the Bannock Hotel inviting cattlemen and their wives.
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Idaho Cattlemen’s Association
Ray V. Swanson
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Mr. Swanson
C. W. Hickman
University of Idaho
Moscow
Lyman Ipsen
Clyde Starr
Salmon
Association
Bannock
Preston Pranks and Witty Quips From a Humorous Page
A collage of light anecdotes and jokes from a 1930s style column. Cartoonish lines about carrots and eyesight, dating misfires, a prankish farmer, and quips about marriage and modest wit populate the page. The tone is playful and domestic with a vintage punch.
Nations will observe Education Week during November observance
More than ten million people are expected to visit schools in Education Week. Willard E. Givens of the National Education Association predicts the event, highlighting the role of schools and teachers and calling for peaceful international cooperation and social leadership in the atomic era.
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Willard E. Givens
National Education Association
U. S. Office of Education
The
American Legion
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
NEA
Rebuild a World Where Peace Replaces Atomic War
The quote envisions a world where lasting peace and youth preparation replace recurrent wars in the atomic age, urging transformation of global priorities toward nonviolence and enduring stability. It emphasizes youth as agents of a peaceful future amid nuclear era anxieties.
Parting Shot A good scare is worth more to most folks
A wry note suggests that fear or thrill has greater appeal than practical guidance, framing scare as more memorable to people than sound advice.
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William MacKnight ‘Bolva Hart
Blanche Hollingswon
Leland Chatterton
Shirley Chatterton
Otto Chatterton
Vern Morris DeVon Chatterton
Errgone
Sterotyper
Franklin
Nati
R Coons Association
Itive Svlearbr
Aho
Editorial Association
Eagle Clothing Co
Kenneth Olsen
L. H. Ballif
Ogden
Kaysville
Lucille
Maxine Merrill
Zete Pi
Joe Marsh
the Clarion
Mel Bate
Mel
United States Brewers Foundation
Idaho Cattlemen
P. M. Phillips
Breckenridge and Hunter
Tetonia
C. A. Garrett
Don Carter Freston
C. A
Thayne
Wye
W. J. Shgley
Jerome
E. P. Reese
Shoup
George Udy
Sons
Rockland
Ariel W. Meek
F Preston
D. P. Letham
Jack Erickson
Almo
Cornelius Jones
Malad
Wilks Nielson
Tremonton
Daniel Bros
Karl Cutler
Mary Olson
Peter and
Helen Paphishinkle
Jack Frost
Chicago
Dan Roberts
Clifton Clixie
Dayton
Junior
Dad
Gal
Maw
Weston J.smith
Medical and
U.S
Logan, Utah
Vico
Sparach
Watkin’s
South
PEP
Vico Stations and Dealers
Quaker State
ATLAS
Asles Products
Pun
Uteh Oil Refining Company
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