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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
4
A reader urges a refined development plan for Ross Park with expert supervision. The note argues shifting the highway nearer the Short Line right of way, padding a yearly improvement fund, and prioritizing a playground area with baseball fields and tennis courts over new park improvements in the current budget. The city has made a good beginning at Ross Park and should continue with a clear policy.
The annual learn to swim program at MC A pool runs June 3 4 5 and 6 for boys and girls aged 10 to 15 in Pocatello. Miss Mildred Smith leads girls classes and Austin L Jones directs boys classes.
An editorial promotes Camp Tenday on Mink Creek as a summer refuge for children near urban life. It argues camp life builds independence, social skills, and respect through teamwork, discipline, and good sportsmanship, contrasting it with staying at home. The piece also includes scattered humorous or opinionated asides about gossip and marriage, ending with a birthday note for Elly Marie.
Peter Rabbit notices Grebes avoid land while Dipper explains their adaptations. The pair discuss webbed feet, short legs, and swimming mastery. Dipper asserts he can fly but prefers water, using land and air only as needed. Copyright 1929 by T. W. Burgess. The next story: A New Use for Wings.
A reflective piece compares love to leap frog, urging openness of heart and cherishing love for its own sake. It argues that genuine affection transcends personal fixation, celebrates unfixed admiration, and warns against closing the heart despite risk of heartbreak. Copyright 1929. Mimi emails for inquiries and sample writings.
A teacher struggles with a pupil in Ue elementary grades who seeks attention through odd facial tics and antics. The child is not truly bad but disrupts class, prompting expulsions as the teacher searches for the underlying cause of his behavior. The piece notes peers laugh at him, intensifying his need for approval.
A satirical poem critiques campaign rhetoric and tariff politics, noting Scots influence in policy yet paying no tariff on curling stones. It contrasts minority voices with bold praise for other groups, and ends with ironic notes on New York City carriages and misprinted statistics.
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