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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune, published every evening and Sunday morning at 413 West Center Street, offers carrier delivery for 20 cents per week and mail options: 80 cents monthly, 4.75 for six months, or 9.00 yearly in advance. All complaints should be addressed promptly.
The Idaho state board reportedly appointed W. D. Vincent, superintendent of the Idaho industrial school at St. Anthony, as education commissioner. Readers note Vincent’s Idaho familiarity, business stature, and lack of political ties, with supporters claiming his proven educational leadership fits the post and will serve statewide needs.
The Buhl plan to build a municipal power distribution system faltered after promoters overstated costs and misled backers. The article argues municipal ownership promos often collapse, with large utility firms proving more efficient and public relief better secured through established authorities.
A reflective column notes that kings and queens are less autocratic and more symbolic in modern nations. Windsor visitors reveal a hidden monarch as a youth tours the grounds, while emperors recede to meek, human roles. The piece ends with light notes on a leakproof faucet invention and a joke about a hay fever nose.
The article notes Lindbergh’s claim that kings are merely men and extends the thought to American queens in some contexts. It also contrasts aviation’s potential with public enthusiasm, suggesting aviation may not reach a popular joyride phase, and mentions fatalities and a speaker who claimed to have spoken with 80,000 Idaho residents, possibly indicating broad contact.
Kitty Cat travels to the mountains to visit a cousin Puma who threatens to eat her. Yellow Dog intervenes and, after a tense escape, the pair returns to the farmhouse. Kitty learns to mouser, and they remain friends, avoiding the mountain tribe henceforth. The piece closes with child-rearing guidance on shaping experiences to influence a child’s mind and behavior.
A fragment from James Montague contrasts selfless public service with personal sacrifice for the nation. It recalls that prosperity and politics shape public life, while a later note mocks cinema and a relationship advice vignette from 1927 Bell Syndicate material.
A feature exploring parental guidance and child behavior with questions about surprising temperaments and reactions in unfamiliar settings. It examines moments when well behaved children momentarily act out and the challenges of meals, manners, and adaptation.
In a hot day scene Sue notes Jeff’s surly mood as he works on a car in the garage. She suggests taking it to a garage to ease the strain, but Jeff insists he is fixing it, his voice hoarse and angry as the exchange turns tense.
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