Great and True Ascribe unto God
A religious quotation from Deuteronomy 32 3 4 praising Gods perfection truth and justice as the rock of salvation and righteous judgment.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1934
Page
4
A religious quotation from Deuteronomy 32 3 4 praising Gods perfection truth and justice as the rock of salvation and righteous judgment.
Moscow Idaho state county agent leader reports about 9 500 Idaho farmers have contracted nearly 365 000 hogs and 10 000 acres of corn in the national reduction campaign with benefit payments to Idaho producers near 1 400 000 dollars. The piece ends with a parable about pricing for no dog at all.
A dispatch reports Idaho receives 250000 for drought relief with 50000 available now while the rest of Governor Ross 2 million program is held up as projects lack justification. FERA doubts Idaho items due to prior extravagant requests under CWA. The piece notes national scrutiny harms relief timing.
The Kansas City Star laments a shift in liberalism toward regulating farmers and businesses and condemns lectures as social waste. It mocks the idea of government moralizing and questions postwar political wisdom. The piece ends with a quip about LaGuardia’s mayoral victory.
A Twin Falls citizen complains to the city council over a rabbit nuisance, with future notes on chickens. Lewiston election registration closes May 31 for June 11 polls, 4227 voters, three council seats. Boise May births 56, deaths 29. births outnumber deaths two to one. Twin Falls siren delay. a goose and cow herding incident noted. Rupert courthouse grounds gain a landscaped pond with lilies and goldfish. Snake River area Boy Scouts Troop 33 includes deaf-represented scouts under Frank H. Thomas and Dr. P. C. Potts. Malt tax receipts total 19516 for eleven months ending May 31. home brewers need licenses. Reuben Daniel jailed for assault over irrigation dispute. Finance official notes on tax anticipation notes and constitutional changes.
Request for a four-bulletin packet on home canning and preserving fruits and vegetables from The Pocatello Tribune. Includes options on Canning Fruits and Vegetables, Catsups Pickles Relishes, Jelly Making at Home, Preserving Fruits. Mail 12 cents or stamps to Washington Bureau.
A discussion on parental conviction as the driving force behind a child's development. It stresses belief over heredity, noting both good fairies and wicked witches influence gifts at birth and cautions against negative ancestral judgments shaping a child's fate.
The text urges faith in mankind to carry through trials and teaches listening to children’s behavior as truth. It cautions balancing faith in oneself with belief in a child’s goodness and suggests guiding them toward their best qualities with conviction. It also includes a fable-like scene with Reddy Fox and Jimmy Skunk retelling an incident with hornets and a badger.
Reddy Fox limps along the Green Meadows with a swollen face and mud plastered over it after striking the home of Mrs. ... Johnny Chuck and Peter Rabbit alert Jimmy Skunk and Happy Jack Squirrel. The four hide near Lone Little Path to observe Reddy as he tries to return.
Reddy Fox falls on a steep hillside injuring his face and leg while saving a Possum child. Johnny Chuck alarms him with a sharp briar and noises like hornets, prompting a quick dash away as laughter erupts behind him.
Local student Ivor Allsop from the University of Idaho suffered frostbite to the middle finger of his right hand while working in the ice room of a Pocatello ice cream plant. He noticed numbness after frost entered a slit in his glove, and damage occurred rapidly.
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