Pocatello Civic Rodeo Aids Fort Hall Centennial Preparations
Local business leaders and residents fund and organize the Days of Old Fort Hall show at Bannock county fairgrounds July 2 3 4 to pave the way for next year’s Fort Hall centennial. Features include rodeo events replicas of Fort Hall days and racehorse entries from Pocatello area. The effort aims to boost community spirit and support the statewide celebration. European powers seek US war debt relief tariffs and a strong dollar in hopes of better trade but propose little concrete compromise.
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Europe
Americans confront Nazi regime over religious persecution in Berlin
Two Americans, Gen. Herman A. Metz and Victor Ridder, spoke in Berlin challenging Nazi persecution of Jews. Metz warned that boycotts harm Germany and drew support from American Christians and Jews, urging return to sanity while offering solidarity with anti communist aims. A second item criticizes London talks as foggy and mocks dollar policy preferences, referencing Russia recognition with caveats.
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Here We Have Idaho
Idaho news items report Twin Falls adopting an ordinance to license beer vendors and three dealer classes. Other notes include clerical transfers in St Anthony and Potlatch, fishing at Jackson Lake, a taxa tion note issue in Bonneville county, Sunset Brewing plant re equipping costs, and queries on hop cultivation in Idaho.
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Burgess Story for the Children
Peter Rabbit helps Slow Poke the Box Turtle on a walk to the Green Forest edge. They share a meal of clover and strawberries, bonding over shared tastes and a patient pace. The tale ends with a friendly dinette and a warm respect between unlikely companions.
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Our Children Blind and Deaf to Obvious Conduct
A brief observation notes how blind and deaf children, like a ten year old, struggle to grasp abstract conduct ideas, contrasting with others' awareness. The fragment hints at parental or editorial reflection on perception and behavior.
Growth of character through time and guidance
The author reflects that experience shapes children by shaping adults. Over many days and years, character quality develops through honesty, honor, duty, and beauty of living. Adults begin ahead of youngsters in comprehension and behavior, and ongoing growth continues beyond age ten. Hope and faith ease daily friction.
Red Cross reports strong relief progress after Southern California quake
The Red Cross says 413 of 4870 cases remain to be closed after earthquake relief efforts. From 2876 families aided, 1370 received awards for building, hospital, and medical bills. 1223 homes inspected, $225,601.07 in repairs funded. Disaster funds total $458,774.27, with $100,000 from the national body. Some families faced additional losses from a Long Beach oil explosion.
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Mel Dean
A. L. Schafer
San Francisco
Red Cross
National Relief Organization
Long Beach
Test Your Knowledge Pack Quiz Facts
Largest Great Lake is Lake Superior. Charlotte Bronte was an English novelist. Upsala is in Sweden. The year of jubilee occurred every 50 years. Copper and tin alloy is bronze. Nine states must ratify a constitutional amendment. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon blocks the sun. Maryland is named for Queen Mary I. Hero of Jewish independence against Syrians is Judas Maccabaeus. Brook Farm was a transcendentalist utopian commune.
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Brook Farm
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