Beer Vote Sparks Bannock County Political Fallout
Bannock county delegates faced ridicule in Boise after a beer bill vote. A Pocatello citizen cited county polling showing 93 to 1 in favor of beer and warned the four lawmakers who opposed the measure that they betrayed the people and may not return to the legislature. The senator warned voters to teach them a lesson at the next election.
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Annock County
Boise
Pocatello
City Beautiful
The
Tribune
Hendricks
Ray
Satterfield
Henderson
Bannock County
Senate
Pocatellan
the Tribune
Idaho
Tribune takes blame and credit for Idaho repeal election call
The Pocatello Tribune acknowledges responsibility for pressuring Governor Ross to schedule a September 19 special election on repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Boise reports credit to the Tribune for a three column front page editorial that spurred the action, and the paper says it is glad to assist Idaho citizens.
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Tribune
Ross
Idaho
Boise
The
Pocatello Tribune
Detroit's Banks Pay Out as Spending Wave Returns
Closed banks paid out 131 million dollars fueling a renewed spending surge in Detroit. A business writer sees a possible commodities or consumer goods boom ahead, as savers rationalize losses and households increase purchases of clothes cars and home goods to revive industry and jobs.
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Detroit
Flat Earth Claims Stir Cranks Amid Warm Weather
The remark suggests those who deny a round earth are thriving as conditions feel unusually flat and test the idea with playful barbs. It notes the mood of mockery towards skepticism in a lighthearted tone.
Idaho Contests Honor Student and Historic Hailey Landmark
Marvin Cook placed third in a national flute contest in Evanston with thirty contestants competing nationwide. Captain W. A. Hale announces Carl Oscar Hennings as the University of Idaho honor graduate. A historic Hailey blacksmith shop on Bullion Street faces demolition, marking the loss of a long-standing trades landmark. The National Parks Service opposes damming Yellowstone Lake for a Michaud Flats project, despite local support from southern Idaho chambers of commerce.
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Idaho Falls
Marvin Cook
H. H. Cook
Evanston, NL
Marvin
Idaho
Mervin G. Neale
University of Idaho
Malin Craig
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Neale
War Department
Tam
Ninth Corps Area
U. S. Army
W. A. Hale
University Military Department
Carl Oscar Hennings
Moscow
Hailey
Alex McKibben
Bullion Street
Mr. McKibben
Bullion and
River
William Rember
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park
National Parks Service
United States Department, of the Interior
H. M. Albright
The
Park Service
J. F. Kosanke
American Falls
Kosanke
Peter Rabbit Observes Slow Poke Turtle Safeguards
Peter Rabbit studies Slow Poke the Box Turtle in the Smiling Pool and learns how the two door shell protects him. Slow Poke demonstrates front and back doors that close tightly, letting Peter imagine absolute safety.
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Peter Rabbit
Spotty
Smiling Pool
Peter
Slow Poke
Reddy Fox
Johnny Chuck
Jacqueline Doret tours Washington before Hollywood visit
Jacqueline Doret Paria typlet wins 4 Jean Harlow movie contest and is photographed outside the White House during a Washington sightseeing tour. She plans to travel to Hollywood. Associated Press photo.
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Jacqueline Doret
Paria Typlet
Jean Harlow
White House
Washington
Hollywood
Associated Press
Prosperity Builders Drive Aims to Spur Business Recovery
Lever Brothers of Cambridge launches Prosperity Builders campaign from June 5 to July 29. The effort uses bright lapel pins and wide scale promotions including feature pricing on Lux Rinso Lifebuoy products, newspaper ads, and window displays to urge public planning for prosperity.
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Lever Brothers Company
Cambridge
Mass
Lever Brothers
Lux
Coast Firm Spends Million on Beer Deal in California
A contract for sale of 23 million dollars worth of beer was completed in Oakland. Western States Grocery company of Oakland and Humboldt Malt and Brewing company of Eureka will distribute through 52 wholesale branches. Joe T. Young, president, a former Pocatello resident and Idaho Wholesale Grocery affiliate, leads Western States.
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Oakland
California
Western States Grocery Company
Humboldt Malt and Brewing Company
Eureka
Western States Cancer
Joe T. Young
Pocatello
Young
Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company
Nurturing Gifts and Slower Growth in Children
The text urges recognizing latent talents in children and guiding their development without pressure. It emphasizes identifying hidden causes for underperformance, consulting doctors and specialists, and allowing growth to unfold at the child’s own pace to preserve individuality and potential.
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Yellowstone Park
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Edward Roberts
Ernest Brown
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Washington, D. C
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ST. & NO
J. Millar Watt
Burgess
Thornton W. Burgess
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Pocatello Cold Storage CO
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