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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
4
Lawrence Sullivan notes that Georgia stands against the Farley plan to distribute relief funds through a broad works program. He cites concerns from New Deal journalists about waste, patronage, and political leverage in a $4 billion relief effort and warns of a creeping Civil Works fiasco.
Governor Talmadge, a sharp Roosevelt foe and critic of the New Deal, was elected to fill the Georgia Democratic national committeeman vacancy. The state committee praised him as an exponent of pure Jeffersonian Democracy despite earlier tensions over relief policies.
The column blends opinions on Idaho temperance law, a Hailey visit by George Beard, and changes to Wood River. It traces cattle rustling in Owyhee County, noting trucks, illicit trades, and the rural frontier’s crime with prosecutors highlighting rustlers’ craft and the open Nevada border route. It also cites a chemists convention forecast and World War I veterans’ views on war duration and dollars.
Peter Rabbit finds Chebec busy building a nest with fine materials while his fighting cousin Scraper the King Bird arrives. A commotion erupts as Redtail the Hawk is attacked by a bold white capped adversary, drawing in the Old Orchard birds.
Redtail is accused of aggression by a lone Scrapper who chases him away. Scrapper returns to a dead branch and is praised by peers as Peter admires his courage in defending the Old Orchard from the Hawk family.
Mrs. Gilbert W. Brown challenged her divorce with a court drawn code. The judge substituted guidelines urging half pay to the wife and courteous conduct. Brown’s proposed code demanded control of finances and daily duties with insistence on shared time and obedience.
Aston Orson Davenport 29 of St. Anthony Idaho and La Pearl Jacobs 27 of Sugar City Idaho obtained a marriage license in Salt Lake City. Clarence Leegra nd Romrell 35 of St. Anthony Idaho and Texie Baer 21 of Magna Utah also obtained a license.
Albert Carr a Houston man was executed in the state electric chair early today after being found guilty of attacking a white woman. The case drew attention as the latest in the state’s capital punishment sequence.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy for bunion inflammation. It urges buying the original two ounce bottle from any first class druggist and offers a full money back guarantee if not fully satisfied.
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