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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
4
The verse reflects the belief that divine timing transcends human calendars. It cautions believers not to be ignorant of the Lord’s long patience and the perception that time unfolds differently in heaven than on earth.
The National Republic piece notes Nantucket whalemen charted Pacific islands as early as 1818, naming many for ships captains or owners. It recounts long voyages by the Oeno from 1821 to 1824 and highlights the era’s seamanship and the heritage of American seafaring in the Pacific.
A dispatch notes ERMAN troops received heat training before North Africa service and suggests a parallel for U S citizens facing July and August. The piece critiques interventionist inconsistency and the shift from “millions for defense” to “billions for defense” while observing social tensions among neighbors.
Snake charmers amuse Eagle farmers with live bull snakes and a rattler near a hay field. James Bernard of Weiser earns a $500 Harvard scholarship for top marks and 4 H work, while Walter Bottcher returns to Idaho for a vacation and offers three views on the war. Idaho penitentiary wardens report self sufficiency from prison crops, livestock, poultry, and planned canning under new machinery and a focus on inmate labor.
Names from Crystal market Alameda and Bistline's star local figures are noted for birthday cake celebrations. Upset over rail boosters at the Ambassador Hotel, Union Pacific admired by educators and musicians at a national convention.
The parade feature included Idaho's two congressmen with Speaker White praising northern Idaho's mineral and lumber assets while I spoke on southern agriculture and Sun Valley. Mark Felt chaired. In Washington news, WPA to cut programs in 1500 counties in 30 days as defense work shifts. Henry Dworshak noted as Idaho's second district congressman.
A farewell dinner for Dr. Louis Balsam superintendent of the Fort Hall Indian reservation was held at 6 30 p m Wednesday at Fort Hall before his departure for Washington D C Attending from Poca were Dr and Mrs W F Howard W P Havener and Joe Younggren.
Nine soil conservation districts have been organized in Idaho. Portneuf in Bannock county Bear Lake oneida and Mayfield districts are named. petitions plead for Franklin and Idaho counties. An election July 5 in Oneida county will choose three supervisors while two are appointed. Reappointed were F M Cooper Henry Bottyer and William J Hunter. new supervisor Ike Hopson. Attendees included Harold Nagle J M Isaacson Dean Eddings and R N Irving.
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