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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
4
An unsigned guest editorial from The Tribune notes June run of opinions by non staff writers. Readers are invited to send in signed editorials for consideration and potential publication.
Opinion piece arguing pardoning boards cause crime by releasing hardened offenders. Calls for nonpartisan, long term pardon authority and public pressure to curb political influence. Mentions Idaho, governors Ferguson and Murray, and fears of pardoning as a racket. References unrelated notes on expenses and a European debt default.
The Lewiston Tribune advise Roosevelt not to feel too badly about NRA. Officials closed the Avalon Club in Boise and abatement proceedings begun. Prohibition talk, bored tourists, and parental responsibility are lampooned across Idaho papers with light satire and local digs.
Angelo Pairi argues against granting children adult privileges or pursuing adult-style beauty. He asserts that youth has its own nervous vigor and urges focus on health, education, and protection rather than adult freedoms or cosmetic vanity. He cautions that youths have wants, not rights, and defends them with a measured, prudent view.
In the Old Orchard tale, Cresty the Flycatcher asks Peter Rabbit to find cast-off snake skins. Jenny Wren explains Cresty and wife insist on a piece of skin for their nest, puzzling over why they want it and hinting at broader moral questions. She promises to reveal more next morning.
An editorial prompts youngsters to question what rights mean and whether they may copy adults actions such as lipstick, smoking, or late curfews. It warns against conflating imitating adults with true rights and asks readers to reflect on the authority of parental guidance.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Livestock Credit corporation was held at its Carlson building offices at 2 o clock Tuesday. E W Largilliere of Soda Springs was reelected president and joined the board along with J B Harrop Rigby S A Mahaffey Salmon H D MacCosham Pocatello and E Scott Pocatello with Mahaffey as new member replacing E L Scott who moved to the Farm Credit administration. Officers elected include E W Largilliere president E Scott vice president E F Brockman secretary treasurer and Miss Hester Thompson assistant secretary. The association began in 1920.
Present indications are that the Blackfoot Trade Day celebration on June 26 will assemble one of the largest arrays of champion bronco riders bareback riders bulldoggers and calf ropers ever entered in an Idaho show.
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