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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
4
A Tribune guest editorial explains that outside writers will contribute during June and urges readers to submit their own signed editorials for community consideration. It notes opinions may differ from the paper’s policy but will be published to foster public discussion.
A reader criticizes editorials opposing government policy and argues that wealth and big business caused unemployment. The letter asserts progressive aims and warns against restoring era wealth dominance. It cites figures like Mr. Hoover and Senator King and praises the Supreme Court.
A House accounts committee report details misconduct in Washington with claims that several congressmen should face jail. Misuse includes keeping government typewriters and library books, stealing restaurant silverware, and abusing telegraph franking privileges. The chair cites a telegram example measuring five and a half yards.
Idaho readers learn of a variety of state items: summer enrollment at the University of Idaho in Moscow reaches a record 600 plus. youths from Burley returned home after a midweek runaways. Boise forms Lions club with William Cline. Pocatello club active. Presbyterian youth conference set for Sawtooth grounds July 9 to 17. counterfeits warned in western Idaho. push for a municipal swimming pool backed by Boise firms. J L Schwinn operates Jerome to Ketchum bus via Galena Summit and Sawtooth Valley. Filipino harvesters threaten in Caldwell. beet workers scarce as relief debate rages in Fort Collins and beyond.
Peter Rabbit visits Old Orchard to find an indignation meeting over Sally Sly Cowbird. Jenny Wren accuses Sally of treachery for laying an egg in Chebec and Sally Sly’s reputation sparks a moral sermon urging self improvement and responsible behavior.
A speaker notes a telegrams backlog of 492 recipients and asserts about 20 people in the house resist franked messages. He reports in a restaurant knives forks spoons and sugar dishes are frequently removed and engraved silver is being dispensed with to deter diners taking them as souvenirs.
A reflective piece urges boys and girls to judge themselves by actions not appearance. It notes everyone has good and bad days, with most behavior routine and average, and urges aiming for balance toward the good through honest daily effort.
The Washington Bureau promotes a 24 page bound booklet Indian Names And Their Meanings listing over a thousand Indian place names. Readers are urged to clip and mail ten cents to receive the pamphlet, including guidance on choosing Indian names for homes farms boats and pets.
A brief note quotes Angelo Patri urging a firm, hopeful path toward a virtuous conclusion, underscoring a strong drive to ward the good ending.
John D. Daly a Boise resident and retired banker died yesterday in Boise Funeral services are set for tomorrow Daly born in Canon City Oregon he helped found the First National banks of Ontario and Burns Oregon moved to Boise in 1902 and later served as vice president of Pacific National Bank until its merger with First Security He then retired from active business life.
The federal land bank of Spokane cuts first mortgage loan rates effective June 24. Loans via local borrower associations are 4 percent, while direct bank loans without indorsement run 4.5. This marks the third straight reduction in three months from 5 to 4 percent.
The passage notes actions driven by marketing efforts aimed at selling new bond issues to the investing public. It discusses how advertising and promotional strategies influence investor interest and bond subscription.
In Bannock County Idaho notices call creditors to file claims within six months after first publication. Merrill Merrill titled as attorneys for executors with offices in Pocatello. Executrix Signe Henriksen announces claims deadline for Jens Henriksen estate.
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