Idaho primary verdict boosts Republicans with strong turnout
The Idaho primary shows Republicans leading with 49,230 votes compared to Democrats 40,210. Governor race sees Defenbach 43,644 and Ross 40,210 as Republicans project a fall victory while Democrats face an aggressive field and internal disputes.
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Love in the Springtime Distracts Passengers on Car Ride
A Sheridan Press note recalls a marital quarrel on a street car as a wife critics her husband while the couple argue over appearances and an advertisement. The editor notes old street cars and a light, social tale of domestic friction and shared laughter.
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Idaho News Roundup: Divorces, Gold Mining, and Antimony Venture
The Shoshone Journal reports a Caldwell divorce suit over child custody and trust disputes, and a Boise area divorce case involving a veteran hospital inmate. It notes a state chamber of commerce mining class drawing 50 plus men, with caribou district gold samples. The Yellow Pine Mining Co plans a $1.3 million antimony project in Valley County with a 150 ton daily mill and a 2500 ton mill ahead, using new roads and airlifted equipment. antimony prices and by products cited.
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CARE OF BABIES IN SUMMER BULLETIN PROMISED
Washington Bureau offers a public bulletin on infant care during hot months. It covers feeding sanitation and general care to reduce deaths in the first year. Readers are invited to clip and mail a coupon with five cents or stamps to receive the pamphlet.
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Peter Rabbit Probes Hollow Log Mystery
Thornton Burgess recounts Peter Rabbit’s cautious approach to a hollow log after Sammy Jay’s hint of a mystery. The hare treads softly through the Green Forest avoiding noise until a sharp hiss shocks him, sending Peter fleeing in a breathless sprint, while Sammy Jay’s laughter echoes.
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Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions
The prompt lists ten trivia questions covering Hungarian throne, electrical terms A C and D C, Canada’s division, Monroe connection to a state paper, first Chinese Republic president, largest U S Navy gun, a biblical proverb location, Mata Hari’s WWI spy country, Abraham Lincoln’s age at assassination, and Joseph Hergese helmer.
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Indian Stockmen Plan Cattle Sale at Fort Hall
Fort Hall stockmen set June 30 for the first Indian auction sale of cattle and June 24 to 28 for a summer roundup. Bannock Creek stockmen may join. sale to feature top steers and dry cows to finance baying, amid weak markets. Police changes include Tom Penn promoted to chief and Edward Queep appointed private. Snooks Moshe becomes range rider.
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Socialists Plan to Enter Ticket in November Election
The Socialist State committee of Idaho plans to enter a ticket in November citing a constitutional challenge to the state law on ticket filing. Secretary H. H. Freedheim of Twin Falls said the convention requirement of 200 attendees was not met at Coeur d’Alene May 24. Nominees have not been announced pending acceptance and legal ruling from Attorney General Fred J. Babcock.
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Salvation Army Aids Jobless With 4500 Meals In Two Months
The Salvation Army headquarters provided over 4500 meals to transients in April and May. Ensign George Davey reports April's figures: 1717 fed via police, 179 via county, 90 kitchen staff, 52 others. 23 garments and 4 pairs of shoes. May totals: 2455 via police, 173 via county, 93 kitchen workers. 45 garments and 6 shoes. Twenty six aid recipients volunteered for cricket control near Fort Hall.
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Liberty Party to Seek Governor Candidate in Idaho
J C York Boise secretary of the Liberty party said the party will pick another governor candidate after Mayor Barzilla W Clark of Idaho Falls declined the nomination. Clark had been nominated May 24 but refused, and had planned to seek the Democratic nomination before withdrawing. A party campaign will start statewide once finances are secured.
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Tribune Readers Welcome Open Letters on General Topics
The Tribune invites reader communications on subjects of general interest. The paper notes it does not necessarily endorse opinions in the columns. Anonymous letters are generally not considered and length limits may apply, with rare exceptions for longer messages. The Tahoe area is referenced as the context for community discussion.
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Leadership changes praised by editor for Pocatello youth
A letter from an editor in Cincinnati congratulates the Pocatello board on new leadership changes affecting the town's schools. The writer commends Mr Vaughn for becoming superintendent and Mr Green for moving to the former role, expressing hope for the youth and a better social order through Christian unity and economic security.
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Depot in Rhyolite Nevada Houses Camp’s Last Family
The 10,000 dollar two story depot in Rhyolite Nevada is the sole remaining residence in the once thriving mining camp that once boomed with thousands of residents.
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How Children Learn Money Skills From a Budget Lesson
In this scene a mother gives Sam and Sid their allowances and a lesson on handling money. Sid buys paper for a prize essay while Sam saves, sharing an opportunity to learn savings versus spending through a classroom prize. The story ends noting children lack inherent money wisdom and need guidance and supervision.
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Pertinent Facts About Tax Law
Washington June 8 Pertinent facts about the new tax law Income tax rates restore the high 1921 levies and take effect on incomes for the 1932 calendar year with first payments due March 15 Excise taxes on articles including electric power cosmetics automobiles and candy are effective June 21 Here are some of the rates Automobiles three percent candy two electrical energy three percent on sales for domestic and commercial purposes gasoline one cent a gallon checks two cents each First class postage increased to three cents effective within 30 days Tariff levies are imposed on oil coal lumber and copper The method of collecting the new duties will be announced soon by the Internal Revenue bureau.
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Marine Kills Comrade in Nevada Mine Mistaking Lion Attack
Private Charles F. Elroot shot and killed Ernest Edwin Ruede during a mine exploration near the Hawthorne ammunition depot in Nevada. Elroot, 31, testified he heard a noise and fired four times in the dark, believing a mountain lion attacked them. Ruede’s only known relative is Martha Glaskis of Brooklyn.
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MacDonalds Eye Causes Trouble After Convalescence
London June 8 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald returned to Downing Street after a period of convalescence at his home in Lossiemouth Scotland following an operation on one of his eyes He said he felt very fit physically though the eye still bothers him a little Doctors gave a thorough examination and were satisfied with his condition and general health
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