Pocatello Tribune Publisher and Distribution Details
The Pocatello Tribune broadcasts as a daily and Sunday morning paper at 412 West Center Street Pocatel o Idaho. The paper notes exclusive use of Associated Press dispatches and outlines subscription rates of 20 per week for carrier delivery and 4.73 for six months by mail in advance.
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Truth About KSEI INCE Inauguration Support
The KSEI station in Pocatello began with a one dollar subscription and small gifts from individuals and groups. It is now self supporting and relies on a dedicated small group to fund and guide its service for eastern Idaho. The text emphasizes credit to local citizens who helped establish the station and its ongoing role in regional advancement.
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Cubby Bear and the Longbill Nest Secret
The tale follows Cubby Bear as he pursues a hidden nest guarded by Mrs Longbill. Longbill lures him away from the spot where four eggs lie, while Mrs Longbill stays perfectly still to protect the precious secret.
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The Secret Discovered in the Camp Nest
Longbill protects Cubby and hides his secret as water surrounds the nest. Mrs Longbill calms Cubby while Jemnet Lones and others notice the effort to keep warmth and safety. The moment hints at pursuit by Weasel figures as the tale shifts toward the next chapter.
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First Memorial Day origin claim from Petersburg
Dispatch recounts Petersburg claiming the origin of Memorial Day. It notes Civil War actions at Petersburg, the role of General Logan and wife, and states various states observe different memorial dates, with Petersburg keeping June 9 in addition to the national date.
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The World Food Challenge Through Population Growth
The text discusses feeding life on earth, famine risks, and rapid population growth. It notes world population rising from about 750 to 1,750 million in a century, warns of looming food shortages, and questions future humanitarian and civic trends as populations surge.
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Agricultural extension service aids farmers via demonstrations
The agricultural extension service trains farm and home demonstration agents who visit farms and homes to teach better practices. They support boys and girls clubs and community leadership, improving rural life and homemaking amid hardships, with emphasis on practical farming and youth programs.
Our Children By Angelo Patri On Education Reform
An opinion piece argues current schooling wastes time and energy by delaying practical training. It calls for eight years of elementary schooling to end with definite career preparation rather than decorative diplomas. The author questions future paths for graduates and urges a shift to skilled, purposeful education.
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James Montague laments science replacing cows and steers with lab produced food, warns of loss of cow and steak beauty, and urges focusing on new useful inventions. Notes political influence of farmers and compares China Japan tensions to 1927 conflicts. Copyright 1928 Bell Syndicate.
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Schools Must Offer Broad Experiences For Youths
Educational reform urged to expand beyond books by providing sixth to twelfth grade students with varied activities and real world tasks. The aim is to reveal interests, strengths, and limits through hands on work across subjects, guiding better life work choices. Mr Patri offers personal responses to parents and teachers.
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Supreme Court Affirms Embezzlement Sentence for Ex-Treasurer
The South Dakota Supreme Court affirmed an 11 year state penitentiary sentence for A W, former treasurer of the Rural Credit board, on a charge of embezzlement.
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