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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1924
Page
3
Fort Hall observers describe the Bannock celebration with horse display, handicrafts, drawings by children, and a picnic with beans and bacon. The piece contrasts native traditions and schooling, notes discipline and restraint among youth, and critiques funding and support for reservation education while praising teachers and community spirit.
A narrator recalls meeting a woman singing a lullaby shared by local mothers. He records notes from the performance and hopes to weave the tune into a new song form. The verse envisions a baby growing into a chieftain while a mother’s embrace remains constant.
Miss Charlotte Prraser will speak at 3 PM at the Baptist church on Americanization and Prohibition. She comes from a Washington DC law enforcement gathering hosted by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. An 7 PM youth societies meeting at the Methodist Church will also feature her remarks.
Turner Agency announces its new address at 139 St Arthur opposite the post office, updating customers on the move. The brief notice confirms the location change and directs visitors to the new premises.
A MIT senior sent the bursar 1052.50 dollars claiming the institute cost about 2200 dollars per student while 1200 was paid in tuition. He proposes the funds be invested and returned as a 1924 endowment to honor sacrifices that sustain high educational standards. Kansas City notes mule shipments to southern cotton farms.
A meeting of the potato growers of the state is set for Monday at one o clock in the chamber of commerce hall. R A Smith and Joel Priest will attend and invite all interested in growing and marketing potatoes. Ex Governor Loud Sweet of Colorado will speak on seed potatoes and fancy spuds, based on his experience. In Boston mills show little raw wool buying due to soft foreign prices updated by British auctions.
An Idaho Falls auto parts ad guarantees rings that provide perfect compression and high fuel economy. If unsatisfied within sixty days, the buyer gets a refund plus $21 per cylinder. Return of rings required.
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