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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
4
A social event in Pocatello last evening paid tribute to Mr. and Mrs. A C Hinckley for their long service with the M C A. The piece urges more community appreciation for leaders and suggests such acts help retain dedicated workers in local civic life.
An editorial argues farm youths lag in higher education with enrollments rising only 70 percent in ten years versus 247 percent for skilled laborers. It urges parents to value schooling, seek self improvement, and consider affordable winter or correspondence courses to help farm kids escape drudgery and pursue better futures.
Sing Kee of Chinatown earned the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in action near Mont Notre Dame France August 14-15 1918. Despite gas exposure he refused evacuation and operated a regimental message center aiding his commander. Kee served in the 366th Infantry 77th Division and later carried the American flag in a demobilization parade.
Cartoon caption style note attributes water in Suburban Heights drawn by Gluyas Williams. credited to syndicate copyright listing 1529 and Hell Syndicate Inc. The line hints at a comic panel or newspaper feature focusing on a suburban water theme.
The piece argues modern beauty shifts from static adornment to active expression through dress and movement. It links haircuts, airy costumes, and perfume to social ease, noting women’s evolving role and self presentation as a moving portrait beyond static portraits.
A Tribune column argues lateness is a training issue, not hereditary. It urges open minds toward a child’s traits, denying fixed family limits, and claims teachers and parents can train punctuality, cleanliness, and good manners through effort and example.
A fabric of Thornton Burgess style tales unfolds with Welcome Robin arguing with Mrs. Robin about a mysterious stranger. The jealous bird confronts the intruder, collides in a head bump, and misreads the situation before lessons lead to a harmless outcome at the nest.
The poem laments cows shaped by science and dairy demands turning from pasture to milking machines. A political caption mocks officials taxes. A Kentucky jury sentences a six year old to reform school until twenty-one or fifteen, a grim warning. Thirteen thousand new laws pass yearly, mainly about parking.
Francis Emroy Warren, veteran Wyoming senator, turns eighty five on June 20 and remains a tireless, sharp minded force in national affairs. His career spans territorial governorship, statehood, and decades in the Senate, where he is noted for direct, businesslike speeches and a long list of friends across parties.
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