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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
4
The Tribune opens June with guest editorials by writers outside the staff. Readers are invited to submit signed opinions for consideration, regardless of alignment with the paper’s policy, aiming to stimulate public discussion.
Opinion column argues religious instruction in public schools could prevent crimes like the Waleys case. Author laments pardons board decisions and urges teachers to instill Ten Commandments Sermon on the Mount and Proverbs to shape pupils toward God and His law, questioning teachers' attitudes toward Bible teaching.
A saxophone valued at 500 dollars disappeared last Sunday on the Yellowstone highway between Idaho Falls and the park. Saint Anthony merchants offer cash prizes for a Saturday doll buggy and pet parade. Nampa completes artesian wells on Tenth Avenue north to boost water supply. Boise crickets invade east side backyards, preferring beets and potatoes to greens. Twenty Years Ago notes recall the first park country train by five sections from Idaho Falls, with wishes for the Short Line to run such trains again.
A writer argues against bans on Bible teaching in schools claiming such prohibition endangers morals and could lead to violence. He contrasts lawmakers with citizens who fear Bible influence and defends teaching virtue as essential, insisting schools either teach morality or fail society.
Jenny Wren converses with Redhead the Woodpecker about Yellow Wing and ground feeding. Redhead describes his and Yellow Wing's diets including ants beetles fruit nuts and berries while contrasting their fondness for ground foraging with each other.
A sharp remark triggers talk about a local neighbor named Redhead and others accuse him of misdeeds, with Jenny Wren denying firsthand evidence while describing rumor spread by townsfolk. The scene ends as Jenny retreats inside her house after a quick exchange. Next Story teased: Sally Sly Disgraces a Good Name.
Six people were killed and 21 injured when two Central Do Brasil trains collided and telescoped in fog near Deodoro station in Rio de Janeiro.
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