Here We Have Idaho
A small cyclone damaged the Jim Pearson farm north of Richfield, blowing down the chicken house and tossing a barn roof. A later dust storm followed. John Ellis was wounded by Mike Beck in a water dispute and Beck was bound over for trial with bond set at 1500. News also mentions land openings northwest of Shoshone, Idaho, and summer health camps for children, plus a rattlesnake display at a Payette storefront attracting crowds.
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Richfield
Mike Beck
John Ellis
Middleton Farmer
Caldwell
Ellis
Beck
Idaho
McClusky
Buhl
N. K. Jensen
Robert Carlson
Pocatello Plans Modern Improvements and Growth
City outlines upgrades including an adequate municipal auditorium a modern north end subway widening and reconstruction of Halliday Street viaduct plans for future growth and development of gravity and supplementary well water systems loyalty to Idaho institutions builds Idaho.
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Pocatello
North End
Halliday Street
Rules for Right Living From Micah 6 8
A devotional note reflects on Micah 6 8 emphasizing what the Lord requires of humanity to do justly love mercy and walk humbly with God. The verse frames moral conduct as central to faithful living.
War on tax dodgers blamed for public budget shortfalls
The piece argues delinquent taxes weaken public treasuries and delay payments to teachers and police in Chicago and across many communities. It cites Melvin Traylor estimating 50 percent of overdue taxes, about 271 million dollars, could be collected within 60 days with legislative pressure on those who can pay but refuse. The author calls for stronger enforcement to compel duty.
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Chicago
Melvin Traylor
Washington
The Rise of a Science Called the New Astrology
A popular science writer notes a possible science emerging from astronomy and cosmic influences. Dr. W. J. Humphreys explains Earth sits in multiple fields and is bombarded by solar and possibly stellar radiation. He links sunspots to radio waves and lunar position to radio reception, suggesting planetary effects on life without endorsing old astrology.
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W. J. Humphreys
United States Weather Bureau
Selfish Plans Y Meant to Stir Inflation Debate
The New York Sun outlines three speakers farmer merchant and manufacturer each favoring inflation to benefit own needs. Farmers want higher crop prices while buying cheap clothing and machinery. Merchants seek higher goods prices but low overhead. Manufacturers want higher finished goods prices with cheap labor and materials. The piece argues nations share the same selfish aims and warns that buyers must sell to buy.
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New York
Sympathetic Whitefoot Helps a Wounded Bear in Green Forest
Thornton W. Burgess tells how Whitefoot the Wood Mouse grows sympathetic toward Buster Bear as the big fellow limps with a sore paw. The small creature admires Buster yet longs to help, watching from a hollow stump as Buster struggles and pines for a cure. Whitefoot yearns to act but still seeks the cause of the ailment.
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Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Buster Bear
Green Forest
Teeny Weeny the Shrew
Buster
Presbyterian Summer Camp Opens at Sawtooth
The annual Presbyterian summer camp will open at Sawtooth above Ketchum on July 12 and run until July 19. Reverend Claude Richmond of Pocatello announced the event and said the school will attract many participants with a full program. For more information contact Reverend Claude Richmond in Pocatello.
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Presbyterian
Sawtooth
Ketchum
Claude Richmond
Pocatello
Our Children Our Children
The text questions averaging child development claims by age and height. It contrasts general statements about when a child speaks with the reality that individual children vary, citing Johnnie who spoke at two and Thomas at nine months to show limits of simple averages.
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Johnnie
Thomas
Training Each Child As An Individual Not A Copy
Parents should view each child as a unique individual despite similar heredity and reports from doctors or teachers. Keep healthy doubt, seek specialists, and avoid premature labeling or segregation. Take time, observe, and consider all findings before final judgments. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
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