Proverbs Guidance on Trusting the Lord
A short excerpt from Proverbs 3 5 and 6 urging believers to trust in the Lord with all heart and not rely on their own understanding. It promises guidance in all ways and to direct paths.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
4
A short excerpt from Proverbs 3 5 and 6 urging believers to trust in the Lord with all heart and not rely on their own understanding. It promises guidance in all ways and to direct paths.
Dan Spencer Ansel 8S Spencer, retired general passenger agent of the Short Line and long time Union Pacific system official with 59 years of service, died in Salt Lake City on Tuesday aged 77. The longtime friend and former chief clerk to the General Passenger Agent Burley, he was a respected figure in railroad and press circles. His career combined utility with a gracious, warm personality.
A Pocatello man was sentenced to 30 days in jail or a 100 dollar fine for drunken driving. The piece argues for harsher penalties on second offenses and cites Idaho law on penalties, licensing, and potential penitentiary terms. It also critiques government size and features editorials on civic observances and current events.
Governor Roas addressed a Sunfiyslope gathering near Nampa in a state car. Miss Hattie McLin, Caldwell teacher, died of infantile paralysis. two other cases reported in Caldwell and several statewide. Lt. Gov. Hill dropped bid for reelection. he would quit his Home Owners Loan appraiser job if he ran. Auditor Parsons tours north Idaho for a $8000 FERA real estate survey for the state equalization board. Dean Iddings warns farmers over selling livestock as markets shift. Camas Meadows ranchers oppose beaver-dam removal. Fishermen along Shotgun creek face threats from landowners. legal view says land ownership limits enforcement. Coeur d’Alenes mine activity remains 50% capacity. prohibition repealed locally and things run wide open.
Peter Rabbit helps Baby Possum cross a stream by stepping stones but a floating smooth stone drifts away with Baby Possum aboard. The tale ends with Baby Possum clinging to the stone as it travels down the Laughing Brook.
A columnist argues punctuality is selfish and harmful, urging parents to teach children to keep schedules. The essay contrasts latecomers with the consequences of habitually missing appointments, noting schools enforce punctuality and home habits shape children. It closes with a Florida beef stat from a separate survey on residents importing two thirds of their beef.
Peter Rabbit and Baby Possum shelter in a hollow log as Shadow the Weasel tracks them to a puddle. The weasel inches along the ground with red eyes and a strong nose, but finally loses the scent and bolts into the Green Forest. Peter Rabbit thanks water for saving them.
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