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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
4
Aunt Sarah and Uncle Daniel move into Brother Sam's home to find themselves surrounded by a bustling family of four children, Sam and Grace. They despise noise and interruptions, resist visitors, and cling to routines of reading, knitting, cribbage, and silence, while the household adapts.
A mother and father confront tension from Aunt Sarah and Uncle Daniel as four children watch, choosing to grin and bear it. The family likens compromise to a pearl formed from grit, with the children learning to treat the elders with care and respect as a tale unfolds among Brer Rabbit and forest friends.
Idaho Falls convention hears national president Mrs Geline McDonald Bowman urge equal opportunity for women to develop capacities as twelve million US women help earn the bread and butter. She argues women and men complement each other and warns against separating them, noting historic roles and the need for cooperative effort.
Wartime tragedy and postwar debate surround four French boys executed for mutiny in the St. Mihiel sector. Mothers press France to acknowledge the brutality of the executions amid a war legacy. The column also notes Cobb's waiter tale and Roosevelt's stalled war debt plan.
Mrs. Harriet St Marie of Pocatello was elected treasurer of the Idaho Council of Catholic Women at its Wallace convention. Idaho Falls named a new city park Reno with a July 4 dedication postponed to August. Moscow hosted a Presbyterian vacation Bible school with 96 attendees. Lewiston candidate Thomas A Feeney seeks Republican nomination for attorney general. Roy seeks to purchase a former recreation hall building for a community church. Idaho faces a rabbit outbreak—state funds and snow fences mobilized to drive and control populations across multiple counties. Rabbit drives revive old sport practices from the 1890s as efforts expand to protect farms and alfalfa.
A packet of four bulletins titled Ask The Tribune. Canning Fruits and Vegetables. Catsups Pickles and Relishes. Jelly Making at Home. Preserving Fruits If you wish this packet of four bulletins clip the coupon and mail it as directed to Dept SP-1 Wash Bureau Pocatello Tribune 1322 New York Ave Washington DC.
Thornton W. Burgess introduces Ol Mistah Bussard the buzzard to the Green Meadows and Green Forest residents. Unc Billy Possum and Peter Rabbit interact as the polite bird sits on a dead tree while the woodland friends greet him and ask about his age.
The richest child is poor without musical training. Mr. Gardner, wind instrument instructor at the university and renowned teacher, offers summer lessons in trumpet clarinet trombone flute and all wind instruments in Pocatello. Phone 2020.
The tale opens with wild declarations as a crowd pressures Mistah Buzzard to explain his bald head. He calmly scratches his head and recounts the reason behind his smooth skull, drawing forest folk close as the story unfolds.
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