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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1931
Page
5
Helen recalls a whispered village romance shared with Mrs Kingsway. The tale links a fairy tree to a peasant love, with the King of Spain as a symbol of great power. Mrs Kingsway urges resilience, recalling her own lasting memories and cheerful outlook.
Helen, restored to happiness after thwarted engagements, grows close to Ethan Kingsway and Mrs. Kingsway as Patricia the child and Marietta anchor her new life. In the sunlit room they share plans for Patricia and a future in Kingsway Village, while Helen recalls her turbulent past in Baltimore and her renewed sense of belonging.
Fort Hall stockyards will host the Fort Hall Indian Stockmen's Association sale at 10 a.m. on July 1 after cattle gathering at Wood Creek begins Friday. About 200 head, split evenly between steers and cows, will be offered. Bannock Creek will hold its sale at 2:30 p.m. at the Pocatello stockyards with around 50 head.
Kim Osborne, injured Saturday at the Blackfoot rodeo, rests with two broken arms a broken finger and a dislocated shoulder. He is son of Thomas Osborne and expected to stay at Fort Hall Agency hospital about six weeks. Mrs Osborne and an infant daughter are in the same hospital ward.
The body of a 70 year old man believed named Matt Rowe was found in the Payette River at Emmett Idaho. Officers say he jabbed a knife into his neck then leaped into the river after arriving from Missoula with a railroad ticket in his pocket. He checked into a local rooming house Saturday night and was found near a swinging bridge Sunday morning.
Chicago June 23 The state's attorney moves to question five union officials includingThomas Maloy in connection with the murder of Jacob Kaufman a union member opposing Maloys grip Kaufman was shot in a west side garage while waiting for a car radio installation Assistant States Attorney Charles E Lounsbury says officials fear Kaufman could provide damaging testimony to the racketeering grand jury.
Yellowstone National Park sees a record pre season with over 30,000 registrations and 22,280 visitors by June 15, compared to 16,580 on the same date in 1930. Superintendent Roger Toll notes a peak one day total of 1,692 visitors through four gates on June 14, surpassing last year's 831. The park opened officially on June 20.
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