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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
4
A substitute editor writes a tirade on newspaper fakery. He rails against puffed up bios and rosy speeches in wedding notices obituaries and tributes. The piece ends with quotes on industry and a note of thanks for readers.
A compilation of Idaho news mentions including Miss Mary Smith Rexburg preparing for state bar exam as the tenth woman lawyer. Local notes cover Weiser street sprinkling outfit, Blackfoot federal building delays, and gambling curbs in Malheur County. Idaho cities urge a special legislative session to amend highway laws and road projects with ongoing political commentary.
The Tribune announces a new 24 page bound booklet Sareebean Booklet INDIAN NAMES MEAN INGS listing over a thousand North American Indian place and personal names. It explains origins and transliterations and suggests using names for homes farms boats pets and more. Send 10 cents to Dept. B-106 in Washington for a copy.
In a woodland tale Peter Rabbit hides from Reddy Fox after a chase sparked by Mrs. Redwing. He slips into Johnny Chuck's old hole to safety as Redwing warns of danger and the fox departs, leaving Peter relieved and pondering his next move.
Angelo Patri argues that sick children cannot learn and feel unhappy with failing reports. He notes the child’s inability to finish work stems from illness rather than lack of effort, as headaches and fatigue dull his head and overpower his will to study.
A speaker urges creating physician and nurse support in every school to address child ailments and brain function issues. Without medical help teachers are overburdened and many students lag behind, harming school success.
In Charleston W Va on June 17 Magistrate H G Thayer debates if crayfish are fish as two boys accus ed of netting fish. The magistrate postpones the case awaiting a state game warden's opinion.
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho Executors of the estate Joseph T Pond deceased announce to creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims to be presented at Merrill Merrill 504-505 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho where executors designate as their business office. Dated May 31 1935.
A document purporting to be the last will and testament of Paul Bistline is presented for probate in the Idaho court. A petition for probate was filed on June 8 1935 and time set for hearing is to follow as required by law.
Grace Bistline seeks Letters Testamentary after filing for the will of Paul Bistline. A hearing is set for June 20, 1938 at 10:00 A M in the court room in Pocatello Bannock County Idaho. Probate Judge Robert S Callis issued the order on June 6 1935 with Terrell and Bistline serving as attorneys.
Notice is given by Signe Henriksen Executrix of the estate of Jens Henriksen, deceased. The executrix designates Mering office in Pocatello Idaho as her business location for all estate matters. Dated June 1 1986.
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