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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1949
Page
8
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Chatterer the Red Squirrel hides in a hem lock tree sulking after Buster Bear shakes him loose. He blames others and nurses a petty grievance while neighbors feast on beech nuts, planning revenge but realizing his own fault.
Uncle Ray describes Samoan life in American-operated Samoa, noting Pago Pago harbor within a volcanic crater, coconut economy with copra limits, breadfruit and fruit staples, and the king’s thatched palace with floor meals. The piece mentions Robert Louis Stevenson’s link to Upola and Polynesian outrigger boats, then teases a future travel note and a Pineapple Ambrosia recipe.
Marian Hepworth announces the annual women's summer camps with dates from June 17 to August 3. Events listed include Lutherhaven, Fish Haven, Lava Hot Springs, and Pond's Lodge locations with speakers from Idaho and Utah, plus tentative speakers from Idaho Power and educational groups.
Pocatello reports warmer May with average temperature 57.9 compared to 54.2 last year and rainfall of 2.03 inches versus 0.98. Sunshine dropped from 72 percent last May to 57 percent this May. June is cooler but wetter with highs and lows around 80.7 and 35.3 and rainfall up from .23 to .30 inches. An unrelated health note emphasizes foods like milk eggs meats greens and seeds for strong teeth.
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