The Promise and the Record
A 1933-1936 fiscal overview by Bertrand H. Snell criticizes New Deal spending, citing a 2 to 1 outlay to receipts and a growing deficit. The piece recalls Roosevelt’s 1932 promise to cut federal spending and contrasts it with Treasury figures and past pledges. It notes other items including a North Carolina court approving steep attorney fees in Reynolds cases and shifts in Congress on relief funding. Nevada’s divorce ease contrasted with residency rules for fishing privileges.
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Ince
New Deal
Treasury
Bertrand H. Snell
National House of Representatives
Idaho News in May Report Tallies and Tales
Boise reports 59 babies born in May 35 boys 24 girls parents of 31 residents of Boise. A spotted fever case reported in Homedale the second in that village this season. A 10 pound trout was caught on an irrigating ditch in Eagle. Minidoka wool pool sells 6250 fleeces at 27-28 cents. By June 10 about 500 shearers will strip 2,000,000 sheep worth about 5.5 million. Coeur d Alene federal judgment on $3.16 million debt against Pacific Idaho Northern Railway. Roy C Lane says WPA workers can take private seasonal work and return. 1936 University of Idaho degree batch June 8 totals 430 graduates with 362 bachelors and 68 masters. Boise Statesman quotes a feud between two Democrats over Columbia river watershed control. Pot and kettle.
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Boise
Coeur @Alene
C. C. Cavanah
Idaho Railway
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway Co
Weiser
New Meadows
Boise Statesman
Ross
CVA
Columbia River
Idaho
Columbia Valley
Pope
Reddy Fox Watches Peter Rabbit and Danny Meadow Mouse
In a Green Meadows scene Reddy Fox eyes Peter Rabbit while hiding a plan to find a lost Meadow Mouse. The Merry Little Breezes reveal Danny Meadow Mouse’s babies as Reddy schemes to join the search, smiling at the danger of discovery.
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Reddy Fox
Reddy
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Merry Little Breezes
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Is Your Child College Material and Ready for Books
The piece argues that college favors bookish students who love reading and writing and that practical work helps learning. It warns that a child who balks at school and resists effort is unlikely to succeed in college, asserting college remains the path for professional graduates today.
Books or varied paths for education from the era
The speaker argues for recognizing diverse talents beyond college paths. Books are a password for college but not universal. Some students excel in other activities, and teachers must guide unseen strengths rather than blame the child. Education should fit the student, not force a single route.
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College of Liberal Arts
Commerce Groups To Publicize Park
The Montpelier Chamber of Commerce met Monday and discussed publicizing the scenic route to Yellowstone via Logan canyon and Bear Lake. The Logan chamber seeks cooperation, St. Anthony invites Montpelier to join Play Day, and sanitation talks led to a joint committee with W. B. Fisher Ed C. Rich and Dr. Ashley.
Snyder Services to Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Francis Snyder who died Tuesday evening will be held Friday at 3 p.m. from McHan's Funeral Home with I. G. Roddy of the Baptist church officiating. Pallbearers are Ben Tandy Western Young W. J. Brinkley Homer Martin W. A. Young and Jack Moore. Graveside services will be conducted by Palm Leaf Circle Neighbors of Woodcraft at Mountainview Cemetery.
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Cora Francis Snyder
McHan
I. G. Roddy
the Baptist Church
Ben Tandy
Western Young
W. J. Brinkley
Homer Martin
W. A. Young
Jack Moore
Palm Leaf Circle
Woodcraft
Mountainview Cemetery
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Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
the Tribune-Journal CO
INO
G. Nicholas Ifft
William
Cady
Associated Press
Utah
Wyoming
Montane
United
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
the Tribune
North End
Halliday Street
Portneuf
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Yellowstone Park
Daniels
Tania Staal
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Penn
North Carolina
Reynolds
Congress
Washington Observer
WPA
Nevada
Ed Reed
Homedale
Bureau of Vital Statistics
H. A. DeMeyer
Eagle
Minidoka County
Rupert and Paul
Roy C. Lane
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Townsend Old-Age Pension Plan
Nsend
U. S
Washington Service Bureau
Thirteenth
Washington To
the Townsend
J. Millar Watt
Little Mite
Great Britain
Doan
Eet
Fey
CSR
Yean
J. &. Youngren
Western Finance
Western Finance Co
Bannock Hotel
Arizona
New Today
Charles Ruggles
Mary Boland
Capitol
Francis Farmer
John Howard
Preston Foster
Evalyn Knapp
Standard Furniture Co
California
Montana
Wwiketa Tesas
Colorado
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
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