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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1947
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists prices for subscriptions across the United States with monthly and annual rates. The notice names G Nicholas as managing editor and William Scady as general manager. Includes price references: $12.00 per month and $6.00 and $1.50 figures.
A reflection on Christian stewardship urging vigilance in labor and duties. It cites 1 Corinthians 4 2 that stewards must be found faithful, warning against wasteful use of God's gifts and stressing accountability.
The Everett Herald notes Business Week data showing the Pacific coast region’s rapid postwar gains in population income and spending. It argues the far west now shapes national markets with 11 percent of population and 14 percent of retail sales, urging local effort to attract new business.
The Bonneville Power Administration urges school superintendents in the Pacific Northwest to curb rifle fire damage to power lines and insulators. The appeal cites 77 hours 31 minutes of outages since July 1 1946 and 490 damaged insulators, with Lewiston Walla Walla sector suffering 14 hours 30 minutes downtime from a cut conductor.
A Tennessee town designated a week to honor the mule and welcomed widening the celebration to include Father’s Day, inviting residents and visitors to join in the quirky tribute.
A tale asks if Buster Bear stole a pail of berries from Farmer Brown. He eats the berries in the tin pail and knocks it over, then noses the container for leftovers, ignoring rights or wrong. The drama centers on Buster's greed and a rustling noise nearby.
Rotary talk laments Idaho apathy toward own institutions and local loyalty while critiquing Wall Street influence and Roosevelt wealth. Readers recall President Truman veto of the tax bill and a correspondent from Caldwell voices foreign policy concerns and admiration for Washington dispatches.
In a woodland encounter, Buster Bear is startled when a pail traps his head. He struggles to remove it while Farmer Browns' Boy yells in alarm. The two panic, then Buster bolts toward the Green Forest escaping the unexpected hunt.
Approximately 4,000 cans of asparagus were canned at the Lapwai community cannery in May, Director Ray Udy says the plant has run two days weekly and may add another day as the season continues. Lemhi county seeks to raise 75 thousand dollars to match a 75 thousand dollar hospital gift by Mrs. E P Reese. In Mud Lake, a bird refuge area is being prepared by Ben Matkins farm 1800 by 80 feet for protection of sage hens and other birds. In Twin Falls two 16 year olds were arrested for cruelty to a cat and released after bond.
Buster Bear runs fast through bushes and carries off a tin pail hanging from his neck. Though he would have discarded it, he cannot help taking the pail. The reader is invited to decide if a theft occurred. Next story previews Sammy Jay.
The French Line formed in 1855 and built a fleet of 75 sailing ships used largely for cod fishing off the Newfoundland banks.
The article fragment presents a jumble of crossword style clues including terms like Chief Norse goo, Ballot, Mulberry, Portaine bulwark, and years record. It links horizontal and vertical clue lists with numbers, hints at wordplay on pronouns, plurals, and archaic terms, and ends with a prompt for an answer to yesterday’s puzzle.
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