Sammy Jay Warns Peter Rabbit of Fox Family Trouble
Sammy Jay warns Peter Rabbit and Mrs Peter that Reddy Fox and Mrs Reddy will hunt more aggressively, endangering babies nearby. Peter, curious and anxious, realizes the warning applies to his own brood and that other residents like Danny Meadow Mouse must stay vigilant in the Old Brier Patch. Sammy then skips to a new tale of Farmer Brown's boy at work.
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Sammy Jay
Peter Rabbit
Sammy
Peter
Jed
Reddy Fox
Roddy Fox
Mrs. Peter
Reddy
Mrs. Reddy
Length Of Freight Cars Bell in Congress
In Congress the Length Of Freight Cars Bell measure is under debate after committee approval. It would limit freight car length citing safety concerns, but critics warn it adds cost for railways and raises prices for farmers and manufacturers. They argue longer trains increase risk and hinder rail recovery from losses.
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Bell
Congress
Public assistance costs rise with May figures for Idaho
May spending by Idaho department of public assistance totaled 308 826 33 with state and county share 188 934 68 and federal 110 801 96. Old age pensions 180 318, dependent children 57 589 50, blind pensions 6 019, direct relief 30 056 74, administration 34 843 40. Citizens are urged to consider why relief rises despite renewed prosperity.
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W. L. Murdock
Idaho
Department of Public Assistance
Long Wen
Rabstraction in Jess and Swing Music for New York Students
Fragmentary text notes high school students in New York are to receive teaching on rhythm and swing music. The snippet suggests an educational focus but lacks clear details or names.
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New York
Here We Have Idaho by the Consul
Idaho tax receipts for May show 428 447 dollars in collections up from 374 469 last year, a 14 percent rise. Emmett valley holds its annual cherry festival with crops estimated at 30 to 35 carloads of large cherries. Inheritance tax from a Lewiston estate may yield 12 000 to 15 000 dollars. Green pea crop for 1937 is 570 000 bushels on 5 700 acres, up from 440 000 bushels on 4 400 acres. A Boise divorce suit seeks wife’s return to maiden name McCullough. Idaho mine license tax brought 4 044 39, larger firms contesting law but smaller mines paying. Honors graduates listed from the University of Idaho. A road to Shoshone ice cave is promoted as a national monument. a guide will stay employed. Milt Hood describes primitive access to his Salmon river ranch by pack, road, or air.
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Emmett Valley
Tts
Idaho
Richard C. Ross
Little Fellows
Milt Hood
Middle Fork
Salmon River
National Anthems of the World bulletin request
A reader asks The Tribune for a copy of the bulletin National Anthems of the World. They enclose four cents for return postage and handling and provide their name and address details.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
Soviet Russia
Belgium
Washington
Washington Service Bureau
TRE Pocatello
Tello Tribune
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
Our Children Our Children Chops Debate Ends in Tears
Fragmentary dialogue shows a caregiver insisting on feeding a child despite distress over fat in a meal. The exchange highlights care, hunger, and the child’s reluctance, with a brief moment of consolation as another chop is discussed.
False teeth fears and a quick fix advertised
Ad copy urges readers not to fear tooth embarrassment as dentures slip at inopportune moments. Promotes FASTEETH available at Welgreen's or other drug stores as a speedy remedy.
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Welgreen’s
Mr Angelo Patri booklet on parenting offered by Bell Library
A fragment discusses a table scene and food with a quip about careful eating. It mentions Mr Patri and a special booklet No 301 titled to help parents cope with disobedience. Requests to Bell Library New York with ten cents to the address on 45th Street.
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Patri
Angelo Patri
Bell Library
45Th Street
New York
Pony Express Riders Covered Vast Distances Despite Dangers
The record notes that pony express riders traveled 650000 miles of trails plagued by road agents and Indians, yet they lost only a single mail.
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Pony Express
Call for Enlistments Dates Set by Washington Officials
Washington reports next Corps Conservation window from July 1 to July 20 while Idaho schedules first call for July 7. Eligible men single aged 17 to 23 who are physically fit and citizens of the United States are urged to respond. The notice lists a location at the corner of 3rd and Halliday streets for registration.
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Washinton
D. C
Corps Conservation
Idaho
The
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3Rd and
Halliday Street
Stadium approval for Fort Hall Days of Old pageant
The state board of education approved using the new University stadium for the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration, backed by the American Legion, at a recent Moscow meeting. The July 5 pageant and fireworks will be in the WPA-built structure. Reuben Norris named night watchman and Joseph Smith janitor. Harriet B. Stevens hosts in Turner Hall and leads the McCluskey health camp in Twin Falls. The text notes a year of severed commercial and industrial activity in the United States.
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University Stadium
Old Fort Hall
American Legion
State Board of Education
Moscow
Works Progress Administration
Reuben Norris
Joseph Smith
Harriet B. Stevens
Turner Hall
Steven
McCluskey
Buhl
Twin Falls
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