Presidents and Ambassadors Exchange Pleasantries Across Continent
The Shoshone Journal notes President Wilson and Argentine Ambassador Naon exchanged compliments at a luncheon, signaling growing US sympathy with South American nations. The piece cautions against assuming continental unity, suggesting South America’s advances in science, art, and business contrast stereotypes of revolutions and feuds, and urges friendship and fair trade.
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Errors in the Newsroom and the Quest for Absolute Accuracy
A veteran observer discusses the difficulty of detecting errors in printed news, noting that misreadings of capitalization and misprints challenge reporters. The piece contrasts the quick, costly fixes of sensational papers with the ideal of permanent, flawless accuracy, and questions how soon a paper should correct errors found after publication.
Financial strains hit minor league baseball leagues
Running and minor league pages report several leagues facing money problems due to trade conditions and overextension of the baseball business. Towns once content with semi pro games seek full seasons and salaried players, risking disputes over player hiring and loyalty, while managers struggle to balance crowds and treasury.
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Ristonkiye
Houke
Saterntoy
Dupitine
Farmers urged to fight pests on their land to aid government efforts
The article argues that individual farmers share responsibility for pest control, recalling past canker worm plagues and the success of local measures. It highlights government spending on pest suppression and urges citizens, including children, to destroy nests and apply practical control to motivate neighbors and reduce infestations.
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The Thoroughness of Italy War Readiness
An analysis praising Italy’s methodical preparations for war, noting disciplined government planning and restrained public response. It argues Italy has drawn lines against potential enemies while keeping open paths to peaceful aims, suggesting uncertainty about a full break and contrasting with Germany and Austria.
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Italy
Dr Brannon to Remain in Charge of University
University leaders confirmed Dr Brannon will stay as head amid tensions after a faculty meeting last evening. Regents and board members supported keeping him in charge despite recent resignations and unrest among students and staff.
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Roosevelt and party split echo in Pocatello commentary
A Pocatello Tribune excerpt surveys Teddy Roosevelt's split from the Republican line, noting his stance against Wilson, the Taft era critique, and the impact on party unity. It discusses Roosevelt’s return to GOP loyalties, the fate of the third party, and implications for leading Republicans.
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Pocatella Tribune
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Taft
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Large Morning Meeting Honors President Tinntigan At University
Students and faculty gathered in a vast assembly this morning to praise Dr Tinntigan for his leadership. The event expressed deep concern over potential changes, urged continued progress, and was forwarded to the Board of Education in Rome for consideration.
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Self-Consciousness Reflection Exchange Note
A fragment from an Exchange piece discusses how inward focus and pride hinder action. It urges the tall-leaning perception to redirect energy toward outward, unselfish conduct rather than dwelling on self and embarrassment. The text reflects early thinking on self-awareness and social behavior.
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Perean
Daily Thought on Work’s Purpose for Body Mind and Character
The note reflects a belief that work serves development of body and mind and character rather than mere success. It emphasizes intrinsic growth, discipline, and personal betterment as the ultimate aim of labor. The sentiment echoes enduring values about work shaping virtues and capabilities.
Extermination of Pests Sparks Planned Biological Control
Government and states pour millions to curb hay weevil, grasshoppers, moths, beetles, and other crop pests. Annual damage reaches about 800 million dollars. Experts urge early use of biological control through parasites, though development requires years of study.
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San Jose
Poratello’s New Modern Motel Opens Nearby
Poratello’s new up to date motel just opened with modern conveniences. Rooms are righty furnished in style and a porter can assist guests. Look for the big sign when getting off the train.
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Poratello
Porter
Idaho headlines sweep across Boise and Idaho effects
Idaho sets April 12 cleanup day and Home Industry week April 12 18. Mocatello lands a quarter million dollar packing plant. Range of incidents listed include a broken leg from a hayrack accident in Middleton a fatality near Riparia a fire in Adams and a murder case tied to Mackay. Local officials reshuffle as W A Broadhead leads new highway commission.
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