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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
4
The Democratic national chairman James Farley criticized Governor Landon after the Republican convention naming a ticket he called weak. The piece suggests Farley’s remarks reflect a fear of the new Republican leadership and warn of a dirty campaign.
Washington columnist Paul Mallon argues that Congress drafts laws favoring certain retailers while ignoring 125 million consumers. He warns against bills that punish one retailer type or widen producer consumer costs and burden citizens with higher living expenses. He notes broad consumer welfare should drive merchandising policy.
A mix of notes reports and humor from Idaho. Theft at Idaho City state liquor store. Camas Three Mile Creek trout stocking from Ashton hatchery. Lewiston election costs and votes. PWA Idaho projects total cost and funding splits. Idaho grazing area employment and land purchases. Farm debt adjustments in eastern Idaho counties. Debate over who bears the $62 097 shortfall. Forester notes expected mild fire season and CCC camp presence. An easy summer for smoke chasers.
In a tale from the Old Orchard, Farmer Brown's boy chases away Mr. Blacksnake to protect five young woodpeckers. He chooses a nonlethal scare by brandishing a stick and driving the predator from the nest, reflecting respect for nature's balance and the woods’ animals.
A grandmother mocks a boy named Harry for saying he lacks judgment as he is sent to deliver a parcel to Mrs. Owen. The exchange exposes overprotective parenting and the mother’s attempts to guide him. The grandmother urges letting Harry learn by experience, even if he errs.
Clerks at the Pocatello Drug Co demonstrate END-O-CORN for removal of stubborn old corns and callouses. Beginning today and next week thousands of locals will learn about the only remedy that removes corns quickly and without pain. Priced at 50 cents, the ad claims it is worth far more.
The Tribune summarizes a Washington Service Bureau bulletin presenting pro and con arguments for Townsend's plan to provide every U S citizen aged 60 and over with 200 dollars monthly. The notice invites readers to request a copy of the 4,000 word bulletin by mailing a coupon with postage nickel.
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