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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1934
Page
4
A verse from Proverbs 11 24 contrasts generous scattering with withholding causing poverty. It notes that giving leads to abundance while hoarding resources tends toward lack. The sentence emphasizes the moral balance of generosity and prudent restraint.
Ogden Standard Views argues the fight's peak came in the eleventh round as Carnera bled and sagged, provoking a roar from the crowd for a decisive finish. The piece likens the bout to a jungle struggle where blood moves spectators to crave a knockout.
In a Pioneer Day speech the Franklin governor proposed a national system of unemployment and old age insurance within fifty years. The editorial cautions against radicalism and warns against higher taxes while urging a conservative, permanent approach to social insurance.
The piece notes Germany suspending public debt payments including Dawes and Young plan, triggering a buying panic. It argues debt repudiation could have eased war wounds, cites Versailles as a missed chance, and warns that unrest, suspicions, and potential bankruptcies linger among victors and vanquished alike.
Idaho summer school registration at the University of Idaho Moscow reaches 390-odd on first day with total projected to exceed 537 last year. Nampa dealer C A Dunden fined 10 for buying goods from a minor. LaMoine Stevens held for flying without a federal license. Hugh H Rankin and Gub Mix announce Democratic bids for higher office. Bird predation program reports 2576 magpie eggs 462 heads 11 hawk eggs 11 hawk heads in Kendrick area. Boise city clerk Angela Hopper case seeks 15000 recovery from banks. Pioneer day honors Mary Ann Chadwick Hull and John Corbridge born in 1860s.
The board debated eight site bids for a new east side schoolhouse, rejecting all but blocks 233 and 209. Block 233 lies between Sixth and Seventh Aves and A and B streets, north, while Block 209 sits between Seventh and Eighth Aves and Center and A streets, south. A vote split three to three on each block, with further meetings planned.
Miss Marion Hepworth leads four farm women camps this year across districts in Idaho. Camps emphasize consumer education and protection, with dates in June and July at Hauser Lake Lava Hot Springs Pond’s Lodge Bearlake and Bannock County, offering a pleasant vacation for farm wives.
The Idaho Falls police department receives a permit to install and operate a 400-watt radio station to link peace officers across Idaho and neighboring states. Cars and sheriff offices will carry receivers and headquarter sets for police use only. Operation is planned within six weeks.
A mountain ram joined Wood Livestock at Spencer and lingered with ewes for weeks. now fourteen lambs resemble mountain sheep and may require a twelve foot fence by fall. Also notes on staff changes, a marriage license in Pocatello, a death in Denver, and a mix of ads and odds and ends from local life.
Willis Reeves, son of the late W T Reeves, is admitted to practice before the district bar. The Bannock hotel family reports Little Jack Armstrong fractured arm in two places after a fall, with Dr Bean treating him. Frank Gibson sold his carpenter shop to Frank Brown and plans a summer hillside trip with a horse and buckboard.
A survey reports 44 000 acres of tung groves across Florida Alabama Georgia Mississippi Louisiana and Texas yield valuable oil. The finding highlights regional cultivation and potential economic impact for these Gulf states.
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