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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
4
A biblical verse from John 6 51 declares I am the living bread descended from heaven and promises eternal life to those who eat this bread. It states the bread offered is my flesh given for the life of the world.
A column laments social security talk and warns against utility holding company bills harming investors. It argues taxes climb and urges reduced Washington overreach, citing democracy, banks, railroads, and industry. It also notes South Africa’s stance, Congress’s vacation hurry, a nudist preacher’s punishment, and Ethiopian language quirks.
The Hailey Times reprints notes from the May 20, 1885 Wood River News Miner and Boise Capital News. Items include a get rich quick scheme, a sparrow named Sweet Tooth Sam, rattlesnake hunts near Richfield, and heated gossip among Idaho towns about scandal mongers and irresponsible rumor spreading.
A request from the Department of Agriculture requests readers to enclose five cents or postage stamps to receive a leaflet on POULTRY RAISING. The notice explains return postage and handling costs and is directed to readers in Washington D C.
A morning tale follows Peter Rabbit meeting Dear Me the Phoebe who explains their home is under a bridge linking a riverbank to a mullein stalk. The conversation shifts to how Phoebes became name Flycatchers and hints at easy access to nest sites beneath the bridge for Mrs Phoebe and Dear Me. The piece then moves to a classroom note about students learning, reaching for help for struggling pupils, and avoiding dropouts.
A ten year old pupil Duncan excels until algebra and geometry prove difficult. His father seeks help from a clergyman and an eminent school director who probes Duncan’s math work for two hours. The visit unveils a new path to understanding and motivation.
Robert Curry a 33 year old transient from Saco Maine fell under a freight car in the east yards about 11 p m Monday and suffered amputation of both legs below the knee. He was taken to the General hospital for treatment by police and city officers assisting.
A West Side Young Democratic club meeting led by president George Pugmire discussed a summer program and formed committees to unite Bannock county members. Meetings will pause in summer with a social business swim event planned at Downey, plus efforts to boost public expression and ties with out of town clubs.
E P Calph local manager of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph says night rates start at 7 p m instead of 8 30 p m under the new schedule. Two rate periods will exist day from 4 30 a m to 7 p m and night from 7 p m to 4 30 a m with savings up to about 40 percent on many station to station calls. Night rates do not apply on examples omitted.
James Hopper was installed as the new president of the Lions club at a Monday evening meeting. Outgoing president Russell Graves gave a brief report on the last administration. A. B. Chase and Ned Grossman were named first and second vice presidents. Eugene Kile remained secretary and Ludwig Pollak was retained as treasurer. The directors voted to canvass members about increasing meetings to two per month.
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