Doers of the Word Versus Hearers in James
A brief exhortation cites James 1 22 urging action over mere listening and warns against self deception. It stresses living faith demonstrated by deeds.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
5
A brief exhortation cites James 1 22 urging action over mere listening and warns against self deception. It stresses living faith demonstrated by deeds.
A George Peck essay urges readers to be the optimistic Frog B, not the pessimistic Frog A, by continuing to speak out against waste and high taxes. It compares civic action to churning cream into butter, urging readers to protest government overreach and stay engaged in politics.
Boise city council approves a 560 174 70 budget for May 1941 to May 1942 including nearly 100 000 in new capital improvements and a tax levy reduction from 23 43 to 22 80 mills saving about 11 500. Mayor Westerman Whitlock and council members announce the changes and timing.
Community column highlights include Arthur Peck of Lava Hot Springs visiting Pocatello for a birthday cake event with Gerald Foster, debate on wartime policy and Utah tensions, a plea to curb early Fourth of July firecracker use, and notes on Bannock county wheat prospects. The piece also shares a Shoshone Bannock tribal resolution to support a national Indian day, and a 53 year old Edison phonogram anecdote with Roosevelt-era context.
Fort Hall Lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias honored J B Bistline with a 50 year jewel at Castle Hall South Garfield avenue Finis Bentley presented and spoke of his long service. Bistline recalled joining after a box car arrival to Pocatello and the night dentist tale. Chancellor Commander J P Jones presided.
Frits Kreisler, 66, the violinist hurt when struck by a truck in April, was released from Roosevelt Hospital with doctors reporting his condition as good.
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