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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
4
The Tribune runs guest editorials from non staff writers during June and invites readers to submit signed pieces for community consideration. The note explains that opinions may differ from the paper’s policy but are shared for reader reflection.
Geo W Wagenseller argues Idaho relief policy misallocates funds by paying rent to landlords. He cites California SERA practices, notes delinquent rents and evictions looming, and calls for federal funds to cover per case rents similar to California to prevent housing loss. He urges action to avoid confiscation of private property and asserts eviction as a last resort.
A collage of small items from Idaho regions: Ray Schokey of Idaho City convicted of horse stealing with a 1 to 14 year sentence. Boise and Twin Falls pushing municipal pools. Pocatello street improvements tied to future pool plans. a Caldwell News-Tribune tale of a magazine subscription man and a sharp retort. Idaho Falls sports humor about Dizzy Dean fined $10,000. West Point graduate Aaron E Harris lauded. Frank Burroughs on a presidential interview. Idaho Falls police hunting vandals. Twin Falls car ad taunts shaving. Payette apples and Emmett valley cherries poised for winter pies.
The speaker says funds are available from the Federal government to cover rents in Idaho if proper procedures are followed. It will be unpleasant for landlords and tenants until adjusted, but early action benefits all. He notes Idaho residents effectively pay rents in other states while not receiving their federal share.
In a woodland tale Peter Rabbit is approached by Cresty the Great Crested Flycatcher who asks him to watch for any cast off clothes from the Snake family. Peter seeks Jenny Wren for clues and a sense of where Cresty will be, then considers next steps in the search.
A doctor advises strict limits on candy and regular milk and vegetables to improve a child’s teeth and health. The parent asks how to handle daily cravings, and the doctor says firmness and consistency are needed despite initial resistance.
A parent author discusses handling a distressed child by ignoring protests, washing the face with cool water, and putting the child to bed without feeding until meal time. The piece argues self discipline shapes behavior, noting more trouble comes from fears than from misbehavior, and urges firm, convictional instruction for the child's sake.
The Can yon Texas historical society was presented with a 21 volume English printed encyclopedia set that bears the date of inception.
The Chamber to honor U S Army personnel at Pocatello CCC headquarters with a 7 p m dinner dance at the Memorial building for about 250 people. A L Baker says the event introduces the army staff and their families to citizens. reservations open to CCC staff and chamber members, with limited plates for invited guests.
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