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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1935
Page
4
A biblical line from Malachi 3 16 noting that the Lord records as people who fear him speak of him and think on his name. The verse portrays divine listening and a book of remembrance for the faithful.
A crime commission in Chicago warns half of crimes involve repeaters ex convicts on parole or probation. Many return after multiple paroles, suggesting parole has become a routine procedure in many areas. Strong call for more intelligent discretion to make parole effective.
Anacortes submits a $15,000 port warehouse built with local funds without federal aid, a move the Mercury calls a record of independence. The piece contrasts past pork-barrel spending with current self-reliance, noting the shift from government largesse to local initiative.
A Boise scene recalls a wrecked five ton concrete mixer after a car crash with $1500 damage and no insurance. An Idaho native in the U S writes home about bicycles. The Caldwell News-Tribune critiques state liquor store window darkening as a bid for profit over public purpose.
Our Washington Bureau offers a bulletin showing how to build bird houses for eleven common birds. It explains that birds eat pests like grasshoppers potato bugs worms and tent caterpillar eggs and can protect crops. Fill out the coupon to receive a copy.
The 1895-96 plan sets superintendent at 125 dollars per month with proceeds for eight month term. It also fixes salaries for high school principal, assistants, and five intermediary teachers, plus primary and emt side school positions. A 10 mill school tax levy is approved with 2400 tax revenue and 3000 from special levy. Fire destroys Idanha bottling plant at Soda Springs. loss about 8000 dollars with 2600 insured.
Support of Bannock county and boasting of obtaining Oneida county tax aid due to lower rates, plus a Judge Hopson case. W. C. Cooper, a druggist, alleged signatory dispute with Dr. J. H. Bean, doctors said to have cast lots to decide signatory. Feeder notes list several residents visiting Ogden, Evanston, North Dakota, Kaysville, Salt Lake City, Sandusky Ohio, and other locales with brief movements and social visits.
Mrs. erty accompanied her daughter as far as Ogden during an extended visit.
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