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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
4
A report outlines aims for Idaho including adjusted freight rates, extended highway improvements, stronger support for educational facilities, broader tourism promotion, agricultural growth, and a proposed Idaho entrance to Yellowstone Park. The list suggests a comprehensive state development strategy with emphasis on infrastructure and institutions.
Ralph R. Breshears of Boise, Idaho Republican leader, asserts the party must reclaim constitutional principles and oppose Roosevelt's New Deal. He claims the New Deal spent vastly, increased public debt, and violated constitutional limits, calling for a steady leadership to restore liberty and fiscal restraint.
Warnings of vigilant action appear in the Idaho press with notes on crime and public safety. Reports mention a push to separate younger and older prisoners at the Idaho penitentiary and a rising deposit dividend for former bank customers as financial concerns surface.
A reader from the pre prohibition era requests the Booklet MIXED BEVERAGES AND WINES from the U S government. The note includes ten cents to cover return postage and costs and is sent from the dept B-105 Washington Bureau of the Pocatello Tribune.
A reflective piece argues that responsibility, not age, determines trust. It emphasizes early training, gradual independence, and consistent consequences for undisciplined behavior to prepare youths for adult life. The author cautions against granting privileges without proven maturity and warns that grownup status requires responsible actions.
In the Old Orchard Jenny Wren explains Cresty the Flycatcher nests in a tree hole while Woodpeckers prefer new houses. Various birds use old Woodpecker homes including Winsome Bluebird Skimmer the Tree Swallow and Billy the Sparrow Hawk. Jenny notes the mixed desirability of old and new houses as Peter ponders nest homes.
A discussion prompts mothers to consider how to guide adolescents. Questions arise about independence, curfews, latch keys, car usage, and equal treatment among siblings as families navigate autonomy and responsibility.
Mr and Mrs Charles Devers Thompson arrive from Portland to take the post at the Gibson farm station replacing District Farm Agent O W Davidson and his wife who move to the Crow reservation in Montana. Thompson brings extension work training from Oregon Agricultural College and this is his first field assignment.
Chester Goodwin pled guilty to snagging fish at Mc Tupper springs before Probate Judge George R. Bailey. He was fined 50 dollars and 3 dollars costs.
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