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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

4

Pocatello Tribune front page boilerplate notice

The Pocatello Tribune, published in Idaho, is an evening and morning newspaper issued by The Tribune Co Ltd. Details include delivery by carrier and mail subscription rates, with postal status and Associated Press affiliation noted.

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Idaho Considers Gooding Vacancy Successor

Discussion centers on who should replace the late Senator Frank R. Gooding. The piece notes the presidential year, Governor Laligee likely interim appointment, and John Thorn of Gooding as a favored successor with strong party backing.

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Campaign land fears grow and shrink in scale

Senator Sorghum remarks on campaign territory as times change from restraint to potential overreach. He notes concerns that the land area may seem too small in one moment and too large in another, reflecting shifting political realities.

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Admonitions and oddities in a scattered column

An admirer gives Al Smith a brown derby as a relic of antiquated politics. The piece recalls boyhood, band wagons, and a humorously painted scene of Main Street with calves. It notes a dancer without a handkerchief and crude lines about college training by example of a coon, the sheep, and the dad.

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Surgiss Bedtime Stories and Self Consciousness Notes

Fragmented notice describes a periodical feature on conversation and self awareness with an invitation to request a new fashion hints section by sending a stamped addressed envelope. The readable text hints at reader prompts and subscription mechanics.

Whitey the Queer Rabbit Faces Harsh World

An early tale follows Whitey a white rabbit shunned by his brothers for his different appearance. His mother tries to comfort him with extra care while siblings refuse to include him in play. Peter and Little Mrs Peter discuss the challenges Whitey will face venturing into the world with a white coat and pale eyes.

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Whitey Disobeys Leads to Hidden Fox Plan

In a woodland tale, Whitey hides as Old Mother Nature jokes about winter coats. Mr Peter and Mrs Peter discuss keeping Whitey out of sight to avoid predators like a white Reddy Fox and a tall cop Hawk. Sammy Jay arrives as they hurry Whitey to safety.

Peter White Tall Cop Hawk Whitey Pewmsr Sammy Jay

Readers advise caution in a love triangle

A distressed wife asks Det. how to handle a suspected affair of five years with her fiance. The counselor urges practical choices, discouraging melodrama, and suggests seeking honest discussion rather than dramatic ultimatums or romantic complications.

Our Children By Angelo Patri Lessons in Work and Focus

A 1938 Bell Syndicate essay stresses choosing a task and doing it expertly. It argues youth should concentrate on one job, perfect each step, and value the work over immediate rewards. The piece warns against seeking easy gains and praises dedication to craftsmanship.

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After the tumult we return to our old office chair

The passage describes workers resuming duties after a noisy event. They settle into routine, park their rain coats, hang up hats, and murmur that the matter is settled, resuming daily work with a quiet, confident air.

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