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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
4
The Idaho attorney general explains that merchants who fail to collect sales tax are not paying a tax themselves. The tax remains the consumer’s liability and the merchant acts as state trustee, so any uncollected amount is a penalty, not a deductible tax.
The piece contrasts Franklin D Roosevelt with Theodore Roosevelt, noting Franklin’s charm and polished rhetoric versus Theodore’s blunt style and uncompromising principles. It cites Senator Vandenberg on relief efforts and questions the sustainability of current relief policies.
Idaho fishermen J H Welsh and Leroy Brown admitted to keeping more than the legal limit on opening day and paid fines. Mrs C Ben Ross and Syringa grove No 3 attend a district Woodmen circle convention in Twin Falls. Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs backs women jurors and equal rights. Commissioner Emmett Prost outlines 1937 license plates and bids. NYA to trim payroll as youths shift to projects and part time work details given. Politico debate over federal relief funds and power program sparks criticism from Boise press and Gov Ross.
A reader advisory explains poison ivy dangers to children with advice on identification, washing routines, daily care during ivy season, and home removal efforts. It urges community gardens and weed-killer use while warning to avoid smoke and to seek doctor care if the rash worsens.
Little Mite flees a dangerous neighborhood after stealing an egg from Little Friend the Long Sparrow. He discovers a grass nest home and, after tasting a speckled object, escapes as hostile cries echo behind him. He ends with plans to go far away from danger.
A Saturday night dance June 6 will be held in the W. O. W. hall inviting all Scandinavians and friends. A DeMolay dinner and dance is set for Monday June 8 at 7 p.m. in Memorial hall with refreshments.
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