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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
4
The Tribune runs a guest editorial by a nonstaff writer as part of a June series. The paper invites readers to submit signed editorials for community consideration, regardless of alignment with its policy.
A pocatello councilman calls for stronger sanitation laws and public cooperation to curb street litter from discarded papers. He urges dog control measures, water conservation, and a dam near Mink Creek for irrigation. He notes political shifts and art program plans amid the ongoing debate.
Reports from Boise Salmon Rexburg and Twin Falls note community efforts including Boy Scouts aiding health authorities in cricket control and a new Rotary Club charter in Salmon. Plans for Rexburg Fourth of July events, VFW rodeo, and parades are announced along with concerns over flood damage and water projects for Blackfoot River.
In a woodland chat, Jenny Wren explains that Sally Sly the Cowbird belongs to the Blackbird family, with Orioles and various songbirds as relatives. Peter observes Sally near the Old Pasture and spots Goldy the Oriole, nicknamed Firebird, and his modest mate as they perch by cows.
A family scene shows an elderly grandfather, tired and autocratic, as the "host," while parents and a three and a half year old son Benny adapt to his household rules. The piece argues children and parents should adjust with tact and love to avoid bitterness, planning gentle explanations and shared activities to preserve harmony.
A local note highlights a family of Weavers with a playful line about Sly being their own cousin. The brief sets up the next feature story in this paper sequence.
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