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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
4
A brief religious reflection cites Isaiah chapter two verse four promising nations will not lift swords nor train for war and will settle disputes peacefully. The aphorism emphasizes universal peace and the end of armed conflict as a future ideal.
Not taking a chance over Lord, Ben Ross announces he will skip the Democratic national convention despite being a delegate-at-large. He cites a heavy road program and other state matters since the state convention, signaling speculation about his reasoning and potential political maneuvering at Chicago.
A commentary on the rift between Alfred E. Smith and Franklin D. Roosevelt, once allies in New York politics and national campaigns. The piece reflects on their past nominations and evolving enmity, noting their contrasting styles and unclear causes of the split. It also weaves in satirical quips about prosperity, aviation, and politics from various voices.
An Emmett correspondent notes Gem county half day for Pioneer day holiday and overtime claims. Idaho cucumber patches near Lewiston total 40 to 50 acres with 300 to 400 tons expected for pickling. St Anthony reports a Reno Nevada marriage of Storey Harris and Helen Jacobs. Sturgeon lines on Snake River above Hammett report large fish up to 150 pounds. John A Roebling’s heir’s estate valued at 13 million to twelve relatives. Weiser hosts large state car presence at Democratic convention. gas line odor noted. A two year old in Leland dies from rattlesnake bite. Republican Wesley Holden reaffirms party loyalty. Gooding county issues dog quarantine after rabies exposure. Salmon River State Bank dividend payout totals 12,459 dollars in two installments.
Washington Bureau offers eight science bulletins. Topics include Popular Astronomy Electricity Evolution Pro and Con Great Inventions Psychonanalysis Simplified History of Radio Seven Modern Wonders Weather and Climate. Readers mail coupon with 25 cents for postage to receive the packet.
Peter Rabbit struggles with keeping Big Tom Gobbler and Mrs Gobbler secret about moving to the Green Forest. He longs to tell Mrs Peter yet honors his word of honor. Mrs Peter senses the secret and laments the silence while worry grows about possible consequences.
The piece argues every child deserves a plot to grow in. Gardening cultivates mind and body, rewards effort, and teaches resilience through weather and toil. It links outdoor life with broader learning, offering character, skill, and happiness.
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