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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
4
In Okmulgee Oklahoma County officials pledge to arrest all hitchhiking and pickup of runaway girls on sight to curb the problem. Columbia University will offer a course for coeds on milking cows and poultry care amid concerns about farm-raised students.
A Boston Herald excerpt from Americans at Play notes marks of expanding leisure in golf, cards, and national parks from 1900 to 1930, with commentary on whether increased recreation reflects genuine enjoyment or rising artificiality and social spending. It also includes satirical asides on media, Congress, and everyday life.
Idaho Falls vault theft of 831.40 from county assessor receipts for motor license sales noted amid regional reporting. The Arco Advertiser covers Craters of the Moon travel and reforestation camp shipments, while Troy Smith eyes Chicago and a 3.2 beer push. Ben Ross is discussed as potential Idaho governor. Borah succession hinted.
Thornton Burgess presents Prickly Porky in a tale where Farmer Brown's Boy uses observation to deduce events around Prickly Porky. Porky uncurls after seeing the boy, learns to read signs, and gains trust as they interact amid a nearby forest scene.
A review of the annual dance concert by Alice F. Watsons students at Frazier hall last Thursday praises a colorful display. Moonbeam ballet showcases Verlayne Willis as the man in the moon with Patsy Griffith as Pirouette and young Joan Wortman and Mary Pat Lyons as charming cupids. The soft shoe group features Miss Watson and Clifford.
John F O'Connor a pioneer business man and longtime Democrat in southern Idaho died at his Montpelier home after a monthlong illness with kidney trouble. A Michigan native, he came to Idaho over 50 years ago, settled in Wood River country, moved to Montpelier in 1887 and opened a lasting business in 1888. He is survived by his widow and two sons James and Charles. Burial will be at the city cemetery on Wednesday.
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