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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

8

Delinquent Tax Confusion Spars with Local Official

A Pocatello reader relates a tax notice mishap and a confrontation with Laura Berg over a late payment penalty. He wonders aloud if a taxpayer can vote intelligently amid the dispute and upcoming re election, admitting frustration and seeking advice.

Advice Column Letter From Mrs Goddard

A letter from Mrs Clarence Goddard of 654 South Arthur Avenue offers a sharp complaint about civic participation and voting guidance in a cash-strapped taxpayer voice. The missive questions the value of intelligent voting advice and mocks readers deemed lacking inspiration.

Clarence Goddard South Arthur Avenue

Magpie Campaign Ends June 30 in Bingham County

Bingham County residents urged to bring magpie heads and eggs to Robert L. Peterson by June 30 as the county extermination campaign closes. So far 7,167 heads and 9,928 eggs have been turned in. State bounty pays 2 cents per head and 5 cents per dozen eggs, totaling 153.78 dollars and 99.28 dollars respectively. Appreciation given to Neil F. Boyle Hardware Co and John Ward for assistive support.

Bingham County Robert L. Peterson Bingham County Sportsmen's Association A. G. Smith State Fish and Game Department Neil F. Boyle Hardware Co John Ward

Truck Meeting Closes in Utah Describes Unified Rules

Utah delegates to the western bus and truck conference meet in Salt Lake City and adopt highway safety measures. They reject reciprocity on license fees for now but agree on rules including trailer length 45 to 60 feet and weight limits of 68 000 pounds for truck trailers, 34 000 for single three axle, and 24 000 for single two axle vehicles. Brakes must stop a loaded vehicle within 40 feet from 20 mph.

Salt Lake City Phoenix Ariz

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