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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1939
Page
4
A compact devotional snippet cites Proverbs 6 18 about riches and honor with durable riches and righteousness as guiding values. The verse emphasizes weighing life investments through moral wealth alongside material gain.
An exploration of royal progresses and grand entertainments of Queen Elizabeth I, contrasting medieval pageantry with modern visits. Accounts recount Kenilworth entertainments, beer quantities, and lavish feasts, plus refusals to overstay and the archbishop's costly hospitality.
An amendment to Federal Mining and Smelting articles reduces common shares to 50 000 of par value 10. W A Dittmore warns of confidence men and eye glass rackets. Pioneer association in Moscow recalls 1891 charter members. Weather touches Lewiston cherry crop with 10 to 15 percent damage. Rat infestations recur in Lewiston basements after high water. State Grange master E T Taylor comments on federal farm policy and competition with southern cotton growers.
A Oklahoma City Times poll on whether a five year old Peruvian girl's photograph should run sparks debate among mothers teachers and physicians. Arguments cite truth versus innocence with expert views from Edyth Wallace and others about how mothers should respond to children's questions.
A vintage column satirically highlights modern women skills versus traditional roles, mentions a woman justice of the peace on sewing, points to explorers choosing the jungle over civilization, and questions Bone War profits.
In the Malad headwaters a silver tip bear is tracked after it killed numerous sheep. Oscar Sonnenkalb's camp pursues the animal with Matt Boysen Jr and others. Munn fires, Boysen shoots, and a rifle shot ends the bear. The 500 to 600 pound bruin’s hide is shown at the camp.
A group of Pocatello youths met at Mrs. C. H. Pinkerton home to establish the Hamlet Troupe No. 1 of the Shakespeare Children's theatre. Elected officers include Zina Madison president Fargo Wells vice president Janet Harper secretary and Archie Service treasurer.
Martha Jane Quinn and Donna Lou Barrett lead a small acting group studying Midsummer Night's Dream with plans to meet again June 21 to study The Tempest. Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare guides each meeting while Guy Hanson offers lighting, scenery, and makeup. Attendance includes Betty Nelson Phyllis Carlson Claudine Thomas and Dean Peterson. The troupe caps at 20 members with more troupes to form as needed.
In Shoshone County agents announce the first rabbit drive in years to be held southeast of Dietrich at Bill Foster's place this Sunday at 6 p m. No guns will be used. participants may use niblicks putters croquet mallets bats or ordinary clubs and bring bells whistles or noisemakers.
Mrs. Vin Marshall presided at the Woodcraft Thimble club No. 155 meeting in Y W C A rooms. Members planned a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Emily Garmire s home south of the city at one o clock on Wednesday June 28 with tables set for cards afterward.
The meeting awarded Mrs B F Dowell high score in the five hundred game and Mrs Mary Goddard a prize for bug. Mrs Ellen Neelan drew the all out. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Corbet and Mrs Ellen Roberts. Also present were Mesdames Jeanette Middendorf Ada Cummings Mabel Schwaber Elizabeth Regan Elizabeth Bridges Emma Dodson Maude Gillespie Zoe O Malley Foley Barker and Edith Gale.
Ivy Rebekah lodge members and guests gathered at the I O O F hall for a luncheon with tastefully decorated tables and garden flower bouquets. High score cards were won by Mrs. Anna Kamm Mrs. Alice Adamson and Mrs. Irene Grant. A California scientist invented a sphere that will reflect light ten miles for use by downed airmen at sea.
The federal government introduces portable camps in California to house itinerant farm laborers. The note adds that combined North and South America cover about four times the area of Europe.
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