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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
4
In the Los Angeles Times Frank Garbutt argues for two nationwide penal island colonies to banish habitual criminals. One for violent offenders and one for thieves, with branding to prevent return, self governance, no police, and temporary sustenance, to let the U.S. become free from crime.
The piece argues that politics will not enter the 4.8 billion works relief fund yet cites Missouri cases where favors flowed to the Pendergast machine to secure relief project directors. It notes muzzle velocities of rifles and guns, a quip on plastic surgery, a Henry L. Doherty quote, and that 45 percent of motorist injuries involve flying glass.
Idaho news item notes a Nampa boosters group backing a stockyard in town and hosting a casino dance Friday to promote the idea with stockyard themed decorations and Shane brothers orchestra. Also mentions related regional plans and local civic events across Caldwell Twin Falls Idaho Falls and Boise areas.
Peter Rabbit hurries home as Bowser the Hound nears. He debates stopping to chat with Jimmy Skunk who admits occasional egg finds. Peter rebukes egg theft while Jimmy defends mild egg discovery and curiosity on the Green Meadows. The tale shifts to a later scene of family supper, shared chores, and a boy leading a campfire meal with siblings helping.
Sufferers from varicose veins and leg ulcers are promised relief with Emer sid Oil. The ad claims no operations or injections, no rent or job time lost, and a simple home treatment that heals sores, reduces swelling, and soothes pain. Druggists everywhere sell it with a money back guarantee.
Children enjoy camp style cooking with outdoor fires and iron pots. A group of four prepares a campfire dinner for six, with careful fire-building, potato peeling, and lard heating in pots, imagining a future as expert campfire cooks and hosts.
The author urges teaching boys and girls to cook outdoors to break routine and cultivate skills. Summer dining outside offers joy, creativity, and healthier engagement than indoor meals. It proposes backyards as kitchens and tables under trees to inspire learning and shared meals.
Francisco Olages, charged with first degree murder in his father Pete Olages's death, was found guilty of second degree murder by a jury in district court here. Judge T Bailey Lee did not set sentencing yet. The verdict came after the skeleton believed to be Pete Olages was discovered on the ranch where Francisco lived.
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