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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
4
A devotional excerpt echoes the Exodus pledge where God declares to be Israel’s God and to lead them out from the burdens of Egypt. The verse emphasizes divine assurance and the relationship between the Lord and his people.
A critical political argument charges that federal spending and subsidies enable vote buying to keep the current administration in power. It warns that if such tactics prevail in 1936 they could recur in 1940 and 1944, urging Americans to reconsider continued reliance on the administration.
The piece argues unemployment insurance acts like charity funded by workers, since the unemployed cannot be predicted or evenly priced. It critiques social security tax burden on steady workers and notes other social observations about musical ideas and a governor’s anecdote about a pig named Maud.
Idaho's George Mueller of Burley is appointed a cadet at the U S Military Academy West Point and will report for duty on July 4. The item notes other Idaho news including Lewiston’s heat record, relief costs, and a dramatic northern lights display observed there.
An analysis argues youth will seek new paths and drive growth through change. Elders should understand, join, and lead with acceptable leadership, allowing youth voices in discussions and ensuring reform moves through the ballot box.
A narrator argues against imposing beliefs on youth and urges an honest search for truth. The tale follows Bumble the Bee and Chatterer as they move from the Green Meadows into the Green Forest, exploring the idea of truth as elusive and personal.
Chatterer watches from concealment as he notices Cresty the Flycatcher and Mrs Cresty avoiding sight near a nest. The cunning bird plans a meal from eggs and trials his hunger in the forest.
A Red Squirrel named Chatterer is startled by intruders and receives a fright and disappointment for trespassing. The scene ends noting the mischief was deserved for his uninvited presence.
In a forest tale Chatterer schemes to steal eggs from Cresty the woodpecker. He discovers the hole but dodges a faux snake danger when the tail of Blacksnake proves to be only Cresty’s nest decoration. Sticky-toes the Tree Toad laughs at the thwarted plan.
About 1000 Bannock County Democrats gathered at Ross Park to hear President Roosevelt accept the Democratic nomination. After his speech, local leaders J A Burton Harold Hinckley and J H Lynn led remarks with speakers including Walter Fagan Tony Cuoio Ben Thomas L T Gucker and W P Whitaker. The program, broadcast by a public system, drew wide approval from local Democrats.
County commissioners call a special election for July 22 to decide if Common School District No. 15 will be annexed to Independent School District No. 1. Election judges include Ed Nelson, Charles Simms, Mrs. L. A. Williams of Fairview, and C. A. Coon, Mary Watts, and Mrs. en Claassen of American Falls. Mary Whitaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Whitaker, returns from a 25 month L D S mission in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
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