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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
5
In Bend Oregon on June 26 a rush of gold seekers gathered along Lost River as rumors of rich strikes spread. Homesteaders guarded lands while a lone prospector reportedly earned 17000 dollars in two hours, reviving tales of the Blue Bucket mine and a buried river so long hidden.
A district court jury awarded Percy P. Franklin, a Black man, 16000 damages for injuries from a December 30, 1933 taxi collision. The taxi was driven by De Los Thornock and owned by Otis Wooters and Ora Ball. Franklin sought 50600. Appeal status not indicated. The docket shows Martin vs Valentine next.
The Dynes of Whittier own a rose bush planted 30 years ago by Mrs. Kings mother. It covers the residence, has 64 1 2 inch base, 20 inch diameter trunk and 50 foot spread, with an estimated 180000 blooms yielding over a million rosebuds. The piece also notes Thomas Blacklock a blind eighteenth century Scottish poet who excelled in descriptive verse and languages.
A report from Idaho Falls notes the Idaho Peace Officers association in session praising disciplined policing. Call is for stronger cooperation with federal and state agencies on fish and game propagation and forest policy to boost Idaho as a summer recreation region.
A legal notice states that any person convicted under section 48-502 for habitual narcotic users and driving under the influence faces imprisonment in county or municipal jail for a specified term. The text fragment outlines punishment but lacks full sentence completion.
A historical look at legal penalties for violations appears, followed by a broad survey of pretzels origins from Roman to Bavarian traditions and their symbolic meanings. The piece ends with Fourth of July hazards and a promotional invite to a world fair highlighting new exhibits and concessions.
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