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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1935
Page
4
The document outlines adjusted freight rates and an extended highway system in Idaho. It calls for encouragement of all Idaho institutions, enlarged state educational facilities, boosted tourism, further agricultural development, and an Idaho entrance to Yellowstone Park.
Biblical verse echoed in a Jeremiah 22 13 passage condemns exploiting workers and building on injustice with warnings of doom for oppressors and false labor practices. The tone reflects moral admonition.
Alaskan colonists facing harsh winter and isolation debate, with Minnesota recruits and Seattle witnesses testifying to hardship. Some women reportedly seek return homes while officials deny exaggeration. The venture, once hailed as noble pioneering, appears faltering as deserters and uncertainty rise.
A biting critique compares rising federal expenditures and debt to rats infesting a ship. It argues taxes climb as debt grows, draining wealth for production and jobs. The piece notes a Washington visit by a civic group and Jack Garner’s remark that it’s better to be dumb.
A column sketches Idaho life with notes on politics, a robbery sentence for William H. Shaffer, a rural mail carrier’s retirement after 30 years, a tractor price memory, and reflections on highway spending. It also reports mineral production figures and fire protection issues in Lewiston Orchards, noting two homes burned in one week.
Washington Information Bureau offers a 24 thousand word booklet on cold desserts, frozen treats, ice creams and cold drinks with sections on refrigeratory delicacies and gold dishes. Coupon needed to obtain the booklet.
In Blackfoot US circuit court M B Marsh was sentenced to life in Detroit for robbing a mail pouch during a Houston stage hold up. Frank Bunt received three months for selling whiskey to an Indian. Local notices include a delinquent tax sale July 1 and a string of county officials labeled scrappers amid a tense clash between Hon Frank H Murphy and Judge James Brown over a Sunday barroom altercation.
Mrs. Edward H. Vogt hosted a Kensington tea for the So and Sew club on Green. Theta Rho members enjoyed a City Creek outing Friday afternoon with a picnic luncheon.
Eileen Keelan and Hazel Green appear alongside Betty Hibbard and Betty Jean Kinder in a sequence of local notices. Mildred is listed with Mrs. Harry Kinder and Mrs. William Rader in the accompanying text.
Miss Catherine Leute, popular bride to be, honored at a party in Inglewood California. Mrs W J Mann, Mrs Lyon Healy, Mrs John Wilson, Mrs Donald Bailey, Curtis Bohlscheid, Mrs Myron Guston and Miss Janet Deacon attended. A pink and white motif showed in the midnight supper after an evening of contract. Mrs Healy won high score ward, Mrs Bohlscheid drew the all out favor, and a gift was given to the bride elect.
The Mary Lou Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers was organized at Inkom by thirty Bannock County members from Pocatello. Officers named at Mrs. A J Damron’s home include Ada Hall captain and Lavon Fowler secretary treasurer with a social hour and refreshments afterward. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Hans Albrecht hosted Ruth Mead of Sitka Alaska, en route to Chicago for summer school.
Mrs. Harry Reece Smith of San Bernardino and Miss Maxine Spencer of Los Angeles arrived a week ago to visit their father Ernest T. Spencer. They are spending this week in Spencer, Idaho and the Yellowstone Park country and plan to stay most of the summer.
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