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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
4
A religious citation quotes Jesus from John 12 32 stating if he is lifted up he will draw all people unto him. The line is presented as a scriptural excerpt and reflective prompt for readers.
Report outlines a sprawling itinerary for the governor as he addresses mass meetings from the state house steps in Boise then travels north to Kamiah Melrose Kellogg Moscow Salmon City and more with stops in Idaho and Montana. The schedule hints at further speeches plus associated travel costs and vehicle needs.
A column laments nudism on front lawns and predicts public fatigue as notoriety fades. It contrasts this with tariff shifts under President Roosevelt era policy, warning sugar price hikes harm American consumers and sugar beet growers. Astrid’s Belgian royal brood grows, easing Belgian worries. An advice note urges saving earnings by using Tribune ads. One old friend jokes his daughter’s marriage to a efficiency expert left him broke.
Idaho allocates funds for five new post offices in Blackfoot Burley St. Anthony Payette and Wallace with costs ranging from 71000 to 145000 dollars. Also reports include a Gooding school graduating seven of 116 students, and three Idahoans among 260 West Point cadets to become second lieutenants.
Ol Mistah Buzzard travels from the south to the Green Meadows where Unc Billy Possum and the Merry Little Breezes help reassure meadow and forest residents. The once feared hawk turns out harmless and makes many friends as he plans to stay awhile.
Mrs. H. W. Wilson announces a new Blackfoot and Bingham County NRA executive committee. Members include Mrs. T. J. Johnson Neil F. Boyle Louis Felt the Rev. William T. Turner and Ira H. Masters with Turner named speakers board chairman and Masters as publicity chairman.
A discussion on child discipline argues spanking as an extreme emergency measure. It warns daily use harms children, breeds rebellion, and suggests training from birth with measured, controlled correction rather than constant force.
The rider consented to ride the horse named Redheaded Texas Saddler, owned by Howard Anderson of Blackfoot.
The Fort Hall irrigation project stopped water from all its laterals for seven days as a conservation measure. If rains continue at intervals during the first week, the shutdown may be extended by another seven days. Indian irrigation officials noted recent rains aided the effort.
A baby named Aon was born last night at General Hospital to Mr and Mrs ile Punger of 575 Jefferson Avenue.
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