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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1939
Page
2
Idaho motorists face danger during the up coming four day Fourth of July holiday as safety leader E T Spencer notes last year 14 lives were lost on holiday weekends statewide. He urges pre trip car checks and reminds that if you drink do not drive and if you drive do not drink.
The piece argues that uniting two local papers into one improves news coverage and accuracy by reducing rival bias and money spent. It notes reporters can work more efficiently, readers gain broader access, and political discourse remains freer with both sides presented to the public. Advertisers stand to benefit.
Funeral services for Seville Liljenquist Moreland aged 25 who died in Los Angeles were held at the Moreland L D S chapel with Bishop E Benson presiding. The service featured a mixed quartet and solos, with speakers including W J England and Bishop Floyd Kelly. Pallbearers included LeRoy Liljenquist and Merthan Scott.
A burial was held at Shelley cemetery with Alfred Harker dedicating the grave. In charge were Catherine Cutforth Hazel Lindsay and Lurleen Wheeler assisted by Donna Wheeler Arva Stan der Ruby Stander Dorothy Grim mitt Phyllis Williams Laura Lowe West McKnight and Eunice Cotterell.
A young kitten named Celemma from Philadelphia is promised a vacation in Atlantic City. The stray cat, living at 3216 Chestnut Street, reportedly spends days under the boardwalk chasing field mice and enjoying seaside surroundings.
A 13 year old girl Dorothy Johnston and her cat slept under the boardwalk in Atlantic City for two nights until Patrolman George Gehrig brought them to the police station. The family planned a summer move to the shore, but the cat could not go.
Statement by JOHN A. MARLEY declaring he will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself.
A fragment describes a person who fled with a cat in one arm and a small traveling bag in the other, leaving unclear details about location, motive, or subsequent actions.
The report states 48,900 public accident deaths occurred last year in the United States, accounting for 52 percent of all accident fatalities. The figure highlights road, industrial, and other accident risks nationwide.
Ad copy urging readers to write for a free booklet on treating stomach ailments caused by gastric hyperacidity. Claims no obligation and provides Omaha Von Company address in Omaha Nebraska.
A bakery introduces a new bread developed from housewives tests and thousands of loaves. The product, named Julia Lee Wright's Bread, emphasizes taste over technical bakery science. A freshness date band marks peak flavor, guiding shoppers to buy and try.
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