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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
4
The narrator recalls a family scene on the eve of Fathers Day where a father instructs his wife to prepare a lunch, warns he won’t be home for bridge with the Woosits, ridicules his wife and golf, and hints at cigars and liquor. The tone is humorous and pointed at family dynamics.
The Aberdeen Times notes a Mennonite community near Aberdeen with a village church and an annual conference of the Pacific district. A sermon at the gathering was given in German, surprising the writer who recalls Mennonites in eastern Pennsylvania and Lancaster markets. The piece outlines Mennonite beliefs, origins, and branches, and comments on the Aberdeen group as good people.
Idaho topics range from lectures at the University of Idaho to local political shifts and a $9000 Coffin widow payment. Other items report agricultural tax relief, a Moscow wedding, Idaho honor graduates, deaf and blind school graduation, and a loan bill for the Lost River project.
A Tribune reflection urges parents to balance ideal hopes with real limits. It cautions against sunburn, barefoot hazards, poison ivy, and fatigue during hikes, while promoting thoughtful play, social needs, and respecting family obligations under prevailing conditions.
Reddy Fox puzzled over Baby Possum losing his appetite at a black birch hollow. He lures with eggs then Baby Possum hesitates, glimpsing a long-eared figure behind a pine and deciding not to come down.
Reddy Fox lures Baby Possum with a safe ride promise to take him home and care for him. Baby Possum weighs the offer, recalls danger, and retreats to his hollow as the red fox reveals his predatory teeth.
During which President's administration did the Whiskey Ring scandal occur. In what year was the first U S Census taken. Who was Osiris. Who was the composer of The Unfinished Symphony. In which war was the Battle of Gaines s Mill fought. Where is the Scioto River. Name the former Chief Justice of the U S who was an ex Confederate soldier a Democrat and a Roman Catholic. What was Seward s Folly. Name the well known physician who said Take the sum of human achievement in action in science in art in literature subtract the work of the men above 40 we should practically be where we are today. Which is the longest state in the Union.
Coroner’s jury says two automobile drivers caused the death of Charles LeRoy Fryar a 33 year old state highway patrolman from Preston. Fryar was struck near Preston by Ira Sant of Clifton and run over by a following car driven by Chris Gregerson. Fryar had halted a northbound vehicle for no lights and died at the scene. He was born May 3 1901 in Soda Springs son of Charles W and Selma Anderson Fryar. Funeral services were held in Preston and burial took place in Soda Springs cemetery.
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