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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1949
Page
6
A cautionary tale shows Chatterer the Red Squirrel stealing beechnuts from Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel. The crafty rodent eyes rival storehouses then hides loot in Blacky the Crow’s old nest, watching for guards before returning for more.
A young James Ross sailed from London in 1800 with Captain John Ross on the Dorothea and the Trent. Pursuing Arctic exploration, their ships became trapped in pack ice near Spitzbergen, locking them in a perilous trap with no easy escape.
A jumble of crossword hints and scattered word fragments features clues such as Ostrichlike bird and Russian capital, along with unrelated fragments like To pependent and To fasten. The text resembles an OCR fragment with mixed nouns, adjectives, and partial entries.
Salt Lake City reported Utah mining head James K. Richardson said a survey found wage cuts in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma due to falling lead and zinc prices. Lead dropped from 21 to 12 cents per pound and zinc from 17 to 10 cents. Federal Smelting and Mining asked a 3/72 cent hourly cut. workers refused and operations shut down. St Louis Smelting and Refining resumed after accepting an 8.8 percent hourly cut and five day week.
Missouri officer R M Phelps of the police department is scheduled to leave today for Washington Missouri where he has been called due to the critical illness of his 73 year old father who recently underwent an operation.
Readers may request Uncle Ray's new leaflet "Five South American Republics" free of charge. Enclose a stamped return envelope with name and address and send to the newspaper in care of Uncle Ray.
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