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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
4
State Treasurer George G. Barrett explains why deficits grow as ad valorem tax levies lag receipts. He notes 1921 net deficit of 1 861 338.66 rising to 2 612 725.18 by 1931 and discusses borrowing costs versus individual rates. He questions if anticipation notes ever sold below five percent.
The piece argues personal experience should guide views on prohibition, countering statistical arguments. It notes Congress seeks 40 000 for widows of deceased lawmakers, condemning the measure as unnecessary while predicting it will pass. It also questions the future of the eighteen year old girl in ten years and cites relativity in action.
Charles F. Corrigan of Challis sues for $10,000 on a war risk policy claiming shell shock from the Argonne Forest battle in October 1918 led to bronchial asthma and heart disease. He enlisted June 24, 1918 and was discharged January 31, 1919.
Peter Rabbit questions Big Tom Gobbler about settling in the Green Forest. They name residents including Buster Bear Lightfoot the Deer Old Granny Fox Reddy Fox Mrs Reddy and Old Man Coyote and discuss dangers posed by the latter. Big Tom grows wary and contemplates leaving.
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In hard times families show thrift over saving by choosing affordable outfits for graduation. One mother repurposes a sister’s dress, another plans a blue suit with knickers to last into high school, while a third argues for a brand new suit. Jack, thrifty and not hoarding, illustrates budgeting with an allowance and smart shopping.
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