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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune publishes local news and dispatches from the Associated Press. Reader inquiries and complaints should be directed to the paper via telephone.
A devotional line cites Galatians 5 stressing faith working through love and includes a prayer couplet about pure warm changeless love becoming a living fire for spiritual devotion.
A gangster perishes after a volley of bullets as an underworld code of silence endures. The text muses on honor among thieves and the expediency of not speaking, suggesting that a victim’s silence may spare more lives, depending on the viewpoint.
A past boxing bout between Schmeling and Sharkey drew criticism as a crude exhibition after a foul decided the outcome. The piece argues that championship fights should showcase skill and fair refereeing, noting accidents can occur but blaming the overall quality when the referee dominates.
Sociologists note a decline in farm-to-city migration as 1929 saw 1.876 million rural-to-urban moves compared with 1.923 million in 1928 and 2.155 million in 1926. Fewer urban-to-rural moves accompany this, with 1.257 million in 1929. The trend suggests a steadier population, less immigration, and tighter open spaces as cities hold onto workers.
The Senate approved Norris resolution for government operation and fertilizer tests at Muscle Shoals. The House passed May 28 a Reece Substitute leasing Shoals lands to private firms. Parties diverge. Norris faction fights leasing plan. The 10 year dispute appears far from settlement.
From her country home Mary Lou Leslie travels to London to see Brynmer Wiatt temore. Brynmier now loves Clarice Day, a dancer, and abandons Mary Lou at a nightclub raid. She escapes with Tony, a daring aviator, and learns his wealthy lineage. Brynmor ignores her and pursues Clarice.
Brynmor visits Clarice to learn more about her past as Freddy Mason, Clarice’s cousin, and a tense gathering unfolds. Brynmor suspects an unseen, possibly compromising, man in Clarice’s flat, while the trio discusses a raid and potential deportation for Ricardi.
Arthur Gillizeau of Brooklyn petitions for divorce after his wife left their home in 1918 and has not returned. He cites abandonment and seeks legal relief in court.
Los Angeles socialite Miss Noria a mare is poised to outlast the state tax department after being left $20,000 by Josephine Callaghan. The legacy is declared not subject to inheritance tax.
A 35-foot python named Powerfn Katrinka escaped from a beach museum near Long Beach California, prompting concern for residents and visitors. A census enumerator reports multilingual districts in New York while offering a course urging women to avoid purchasing education.
An article on teaching young children to be neat and orderly through consistent practice. It urges parents to model order in their own spaces, set regular pick up times, and repeat the behavior for years until a lasting mindset forms by early adolescence. It includes anecdotes and a copyright note from 1930.
In a Burgess bedtime tale Peter Rabbit dozes by the Smiling Pool as Jerry Muskrat glides by. A sudden water slap startles Peter, who flees in a light sleep then returns cautiously to the pond area while Jerry pretends to vanish. The moment ends with Peter wondering if it was a dream.
A 1930 column argues shorter skirts increase audible noise while heavier skirts muffled sound, noting modern fabrics reduce muffling. It critiques urban noise from radios and everyday devices, urging comfort and beauty with serenity, citing Emerson and calling for science rather than tailors to curb noise.
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