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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
6
Buzz of the Burg reports a shift from gloom to high hopes as realty sales surge, loans flow from Salt Lake City, and farmers prepare for a prosperous season. Bankers urge thrift while rail, retail, and farm activity expand across Idaho including Ashton, Dubois, and Montpelier. Local relics and tourism ideas spark regional interest.
Fragmentary ad style blurb cites a hair treatment claim with drug store references and promotional language. Mentions various names and firms in vague, non-specific terms. No clear event date or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
Miss Margaret Green, long time Santa Barbara high school Spanish teacher, spoke at the Rotary Club noon meeting at Hotel Bannock. She described Mexican conditions from a revolutionary observer view, praised hospitality, and discussed Santa Barbara’s rebuilding and Red Cross relief. Plans for an unusual program at the next meeting were announced. about fifty members attended.
Henry Barnhart, a stereotyper for The Tribune, suffered severe burns to his left hand this afternoon while tending a metal melting pot. He received care at Lynn Brothers hospital and will be incapacitated for several days. Funeral services for W. J. Lloyd Imerly of Pocatello, who died in Nampa from a stroke, will be held Sunday as relatives travel from Texas and Montana. Bert, Rupert, and Leonard Lloyd, brothers of the deceased, pass through Pocatello, and John Lloyd is expected from Montana. Walter and George Lloyd, sons of the deceased, left to attend the funeral.
The cutter Bear was beached ashore for 23 hours at Cape Prince of Wales, Bering Strait, and was floated at 2:45 yesterday morning.
Washington Aug 13 AP One of the Navy planes from the MacMillan Arctic expedition almost was destroyed when an iceberg drifted into its path. The NA-2, tied to the Bowdoin, narrowly avoided a collision as wind driven icebergs threatened the fleet. Williams Reinartz Bennett and Sorenson aided in averting a loss as plans moved to Flagler Bay for fuel oil cache.
The Tribune learns Fort Hall Indians petitioned Superintendent Ziebarth to permit the sun dance, a former outdoor endurance rite banned three years ago by federal policy. Ziebarth refused, aligning with Washington’s ban, as about fifty Indians pressed for renewal amid a changed reservation leadership.
London report says Foreign Minister Briand and Austen Chamberlain reached a common agreement on France and Britain’s reply to Germany’s security pact offer. Observers note lingering differences, but there is cautious optimism that Germany will be invited to conference as talks move toward real peace this month.
In a crowded lobby tale a visitor boasts of real estate gains, only to be corrected that the trip was to Long Beach and the amount smaller. The exchange leads to a humorous confession of loss as guests name dozens of attendees at the Crow HH and Yellowstone venues, listing numerous names and places across Idaho, Utah, and beyond.
A fragmented OCR line lists individuals and places including Nebraska City Nebraska B M Emick Dillon Montana W J Ames Chicago Mrs L Freed Cordova Alaska C Session Bountiful Utah. The snippet lacks context and actions but preserves proper nouns and locations for cataloging.
John Gill of Moscow who has taught in Kamiah and visited Pocatello before is en route to Washington D C to study medicine. The Ladies Society of the B of L F and E will hold its meeting Friday at 2 30 in Woodman hall North Main street.
Oshkosh August 13 The Republican state convention outlined the 1926 campaign and plans for relentless political warfare on the Progressive faction. Delegates were un instructed on permanent organization, while the temporary setup appeared controlled by the Lenroot faction and discussion included endorsement for a La Follette seat successor.
Germany has formally requested the return of German property sequestrated in Canada during and after the war. The request, submitted via the German consul in Montreal, is under consideration but no decision is expected for several months.
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