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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
4
A devotional reading cites Proverbs 3 5 6 urging reliance on divine guidance. It exhorts believers to acknowledge God in all ways, trusting him to direct their paths and provide wisdom beyond human understanding.
The table shows the public debt of the United States on March 31, 1917 and August 31, 1919 and December 31, 1930 with totals 1,282,044,346 26,596,701,648 and 16,026,087,087 respectively. At 3 percent, annual interest is $809,443,746.
C. Wilburn Idaho state manager for the Home Owners' Loan Corporation explains the act amendment does not authorize broad reconditioning loans. Loans are limited to financially distressed owners or those refinancing, with strict eligibility. He notes no provision for mortgage free owners who cannot obtain private loans, and dismisses such fears.
The gondola attached to a giant balloon will return with glass air samples from the upper atmosphere to test gas proportions. Separately England and France discuss canceling war debts if others pay. Idaho reports 1138 students received FERA aid totaling $19,717.99 for non classroom work during April and May.
Idaho news item notes the death of 16 year old Boise student Edward Grieder from infantile paralysis after a brief illness. It also reports Norman Webb and Louis Petzoldt of Kimberly catching a 74 foot long 1494 pound sturgeon after a long battle while trout fishing at Auger Falls. Southern Branch at Pocatello paid FER A wages totaling 4467.50 for 14 8964 student hours at 30 cents per hour across campus and various departments. Idaho official Lewis Williams plans to resign to run for Congress with D Worth Clark also resigning to pursue the nomination. A state irrigation plan involves Market Lake to restore land by redraining the lake and trading water rights with downstream users. Market Lake’s history as a trapper’s landing and its potential reclamation are noted.
In a rural tale Baby Possum rides what appears to be a stone that floats, discovering it is Snapper the Turtle beneath. The talking turtle jokes about the ride, promises a safe return to shore, and hints at further adventure with Reddy Fox in the next installment.
Questions from the classified page cover a range of trivia about escalations leaders geography and history. Answers reference Os calation Chosen Whistler Oshkosh Gadsden Purchase and Sax instruments among others.
A mother guides Tommy as he faces peer pressure from Nickie to cheat for penny bars. Tommy asks permission to spend change, learns fair play, and chooses honesty by buying a single eight cent loaf and denying Nickie any bars. The piece notes the lesson on self control and moral growth.
The author urges parents to teach children to be honest and honorable while protecting them from social pressures from peers. Hearts pull toward friends and the pull is strong, making the decision painful. Stronger moral background over time, through teaching and guidance, reduces susceptibility to temptation as children are weak and easily swayed.
Blackfoot gears up for a large Fourth of July event led by J. K. Smith of the chamber of commerce. A 10 am motor parade opens the day with prize classes judged by Kenneth C. Skeler, followed by horse races, a rodeo with eight races, and a fireworks display at the fair grounds in the evening.
Idaho Supreme Court dismisses appeal in a damage suit by James and wife of Pocatello against Safeway Stores and Norman Johnson over the death of their son James Arnold Allen, 54, in an October 1932 auto crash. Settlement reached for undisclosed amount.
The Western Highway Users association uniting eleven western states was formed at the Bus and Truck show in Salt Lake City on Tuesday June 26. The next regular meeting will be in Boise Idaho on September 26. W D Miles and Claude R High Idaho State Code Authority officials were in Pocatello en route to Idaho Falls for a code meeting to inform truck operators about the code registration and insignia application.
A man in Akron展示ed gilded steel ingots to a gold buyer saying he had twelve more. The three strangers he dealt with are in jail, linked to the ruse.
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