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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
4
The Idaho state game department offers 14 cents for magpie heads and one cent for eggs, raising concern that woodpeckers may vanish from Idaho scenery. An orchardist in Idaho Farmer laments their disappearance and urges birds be encouraged to nest in orchards to combat codling moth, noting woodpeckers' past pest status yet valued forest songs.
An essay notes that under current law a cat is a predatory animal and legally owned by no one. It describes moves by American Game Association and International Cat Society to push cat license laws, making licensed cats property while others become outlaws.
The Direct Primary League of Idaho proposes a corrupt practice act to ban political activities by state employees when not campaigning, and to restrict use of state cars and state funds for political trips. The note questions if the league has observed state cars at Victory banquets and similar events.
Congressman Cochran proposes introducing legislation to nullify Annapolis graduates marrying within two years of leaving the academy. The piece speculates that if Nelson had married his Canadian love, he might have produced different offspring and avoided missteps with Lady Hamilton.
The reader is invited to consider how savings accumulate as life grows cheaper and to recall what purchases they made. The prompt contrasts buying new radio tubes, a continuously ticking electric refrigerator, or a clock installed in the automobile, prompting reflection on spending choices.
A reflective note celebrates improved purchasing power, urging readers to take heart that a dollar can now stretch further. The sentiment centers on economic uplift and personal finance optimism.
Idaho reports cover a May 24 primary cost per vote in Canyon County at 0.84, debt defaults in Caldwell districts totaling 102000, and a Moscow pool project budget of 6512. Also notes divorce denial in Moscow, tax claims from First National bank depositors, moonshine raids in several towns, and voter costs in Nez Perce County.
Peter Rabbit questions why Ol Mistah Buzzard and Mrs Buzzard nest without a tree. Sammy Jay calls the Buzzards shiftless for laying eggs on a stump or ground and eating dead things. Peter reflects on the Buzzard’s laziness and the conversation leaves him with a tainted view of the birds.
Discusses how children see clear right and wrong, while adolescence introduces shade and scrutiny. Emphasizes lifelong moral development, the shift from rigid rules to personal discernment, and the pursuit of truth as an individual, lifelong quest.
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