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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
4
Will Rogers riffs on Chicago politics with light satire. he humorously notes Democratic displays at the convention. The famed humorist, seen as a friendly critic, teases cabinet members and party figures while promising to keep "telling them" in his characteristic style.
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Association presents Analostan Island as a memorial to the late president. Congress accepts the project and the site will be renamed Roosevelt Island. The island, three quarters by a quarter mile, hosts giant trees and bird life and is slated for park development linking Columbia Island and the Virginia shore.
Fragmentary report estimates Idaho primary election costs at about 89 cents per vote, totaling 79169.95 for 88955 votes. Most funds went to judges and clerks, ballots and printing, and polling place rent. Question raised: should taxpayers bear these election costs.
Idaho politicians clash over platform changes and Al Smith as voters focus on policy. Idaho peach forecasts rise to 193000 bushels, boosting cream demand. A mountain lion in Bear Lake county killed several sheep and calves. Idaho Falls voters reject a seven mile school levy 806 to 715, heaviest in a school election. Fourth of July canyon highway tunnel near Coeur d'Alene Wallace finished costing 154000 dollars and trimming 1700 degrees of curves. Lewiston city election cost per vote 1.52 with 296 ballots cast totaling 450.50 dollars. Nez Perce county primary costs per vote 0.724 dollars. Governor Ross laments rising national interest payments and urges pioneer simplicity.
At a chamber banquet in Emmett on Tuesday evening F P Van Hook spoke on developing a new bean flour industry using lima beans grown locally. Emmett hosts the state’s only burr mill suited for bean flour and bean soup is noted as traditional fare amid cautious optimism about bread from beans. The Idaho fever serum supply is exhausted for now with 2918 people inoculated so far and the season may extend into July due to a cold wet spring.
Washington Bureau releases advice on reducing income pressures by trimming food costs. Includes general food values, suggested menus and recipes for weekly meals. Readers may request a copy by sending five cents or U S stamps to Dept 187 Washington Bureau THE POCATELLO TRIBUNE.
In the Green Forest Peter Rabbit meets a tall stranger, Big Tom Gobbler the Turkey, who claims to seek a home there after being released from a trap. Peter learns of Big Tom and Mrs Turkey as they discuss settling in the area and their past from human capture.
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Fort Hall June 18. Bids will be opened June 23 at the Indian Agency for a new four room house with basement for White Horse a Shoshone fullblood veteran. Also bids for an 18 by 22 frame house for Tom Sequints and a two room addition to the Benton LaVatta home. On the same day bids for a one and a half ton truck for weed control and for 6000 gallons of gasoline and 2000 pounds of beef and milk and cream will be opened by the Indian Service.
The State Bureau of Highways advertised bids Friday to oil 30 miles of the Palouse highway from Tensed to the Mud Ba school house in Benewah and Kootenai counties. Bids will be opened June 28.
A doctor-like critique discusses Billy an only child who craves praise and fears self scrutiny. It argues vanity stems from overindulgent attention and urges relocating him to a new environment with disciplined tasks and honest praise to form healthier associations.
Los Angeles health officials said Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton tested negative for typhoid while she rests in a Bay district sanitarium. Dr C McKenzie Jones had warned of typhoid fever from her Panama trip. Other doctors pursue diagnoses with one calling her emotionally worn out.
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