Proclamation of Peace Quote from Luke 2 14
A religious proclamation reveres peace and goodwill on earth with a biblical verse from Luke 2 14. The wording honors the heavenly declaration tied to Christmas themes.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
4
A religious proclamation reveres peace and goodwill on earth with a biblical verse from Luke 2 14. The wording honors the heavenly declaration tied to Christmas themes.
Boise reports a federal appropriation of 50000 dollars for Idaho rural rehabilitation, about one tenth of requested needs. Idaho’s T J Lloyd questions use while hints point to program organizing. unclear aims include farm census and nurse home visits amid broader New Deal skepticism. The Washington Post links relief policy to political timing and debt collection amid labor disputes.
The passage extols liberty as embodied by the U S Constitution and the Bill of Rights noting limited federal powers and reserved rights for states and the people. It cites John Nance Garner calling the vice presidency a minor role and includes a Kansas City Star quip about dry cleaners delivery at high speed.
Scouts from Jerome Wendell Gooding and nearby towns plan a district camporee June 23 24 north of the Snake River. Boise official Will Simons resigns as national emergency council director. W T Lockwood likely to succeed. Caldwell chairman T A Walters to relinquish state chair in August. Also notes on sugar beet milling plans at Burley and Twin Falls, sugar losses in southern Idaho, sugar beets crop issues, and Idaho political primary commentary with nine Republican contenders and 14 Democrats seeking nomination.
Mrs. Dollie Daffodil weighed a ninety eight cent hat against four dollars per hundred bulbs from a seed catalogue. She ordered bulbs by money order and awaited their arrival. Frost loomed as she prepared the bed, then unpacked the bulbs and planted them. She instructed them to sleep under straw until cold weather returns.
A child Marjorie May and a garden misadventure unfold as a roaming possum causes trouble. Reddy Fox warns of danger and a hollow home becomes unsafe, while a gardener tends beloved blooms and plans for fences for safety.
In the Green Forest Reddy Fox tries to coax Baby Possum down from a tree. Shadow the Weasel appears friendly, but Baby Possum fears the fox’s teeth and begs to fetch his mother home. Reddy leaves, promising to return later.
Willard Lund former Bannock County commissioner becomes the first Republican to declare his bid for the district's commissioner seat. His petition is completed and ready for filing upon his return to the city within days. Tribune classified ads for results.
Reddy Fox loses patience as Baby Possum hesitates at the hollow in a black birch. Hunger and anger rise, with hints of danger as Reddy contemplates a meal while Baby Possum remains unsure. Peter Rabbit appears as a possible clue to Reddy’s loneliness.
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