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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1925
Page
4
A cooperative effort by federal and state authorities aims to establish a local hatchery for propagation and distribution of native trout and other fish. Idaho’s wildlife heritage and outdoor culture are highlighted as sportsmen advocate habitat preservation, tree planting, and sustainable use, emphasizing live and let live values.
A historical essay argues men should adopt bold colors and flamboyant styles to match nature's display in birds. It humorously imagines figures like Bill Borah and Jack Dempsey dressed in vivid outfits, suggesting masculine fashion could mirror animal ornamentation.
Scrambled lines suggest Americans were expelled from Mongolia amid bridge repair debates and policy tensions. A coma case involving a married woman is noted. References to court warrants and Abd el Krim imply broader political turmoil and legal actions.
The piece comments on Brother Charles and Commoner matters, Coolidge’s vacation as a factor in martyrdom and presidential apathy, a French savant predicting a harsh winter, and calls for European nations Belgium England France Italy to address financial burdens and debt.
The piece notes LA FOLLETTE and Roosevelt pursuing their forebears paths in rugged territory. It remarks on liberal diagnoses of each case and their large territorial undertakings, while Belgium is urged to accept war debts relief and history of Congo under Leopold is cited. It concludes with a view that America is generous and England acquiescent.
A nostalgic verse recalls a golfer's frustrated rounds as friends pity his slow scoring while five years earlier he scored seven fives in a row with flawless drives and perfect putts. The scene shifts to a jab about French taste for appearance and airplanes bound for Morocco.
The piece questions MacMillan’s Arctic pursuit amid magnetically themed items and notes Belgium’s debt settlement closing last week. It states Italy seeks concessions, Britain and Germany receive eased aid, troops are withdrawn, and villages evacuated, with no war credits appearing in the ledger.
A satirical note criticizes past Prohibition enforcement, accusing officials of waste and incompetence over years. The piece contrasts political upheaval with a dramatic Down South hailstorm description, mocking sensational reporting and weather exaggerations.
The text portrays New York Democrats seeking party control amid two factions and Idaho Republicans maneuvering within their organization. It notes widespread speculation about plans to disrupt order and political ambitions driving partisan policy, with bolting viewed as unlikely unless truly necessary.
Today s planetary aspects are neutral with no strong highs or lows. Rest and relaxation play a role, and simple enjoyment helps maintain balance. Children born today show strong health and vitality but should learn moderation in play to avoid accidents. Adults with birthdays may be energetic, public minded, and fond of outdoor activities.
A portrait of a date line celebrating personalities born that day. It notes Isaac J. Merritt inventor Theodore Lyman naturalist John Ashhurat Jr physician Charles F Harrt geologist Barrett Wendell educator and author Amelie Reeves Chanler Troubetz koy author among others.
Washington reports Daniel Steck the Democratic candidate showed a net loss of 243 votes as Brookhart led in the Iowa senate recount. With sixty three counties counted except for 1493 Steck and 4595 Brookhart ballots set aside for future reconsideration the totals stood Steck 261,771 Brookhart 242,500 and incomplete county counts continued.
The report notes the completion of tabulation for Pottawattamie County, a Steck stronghold, adding to the sixty-one counties already tabulated.
Mr Guihen of Kansas City will speak at a public address on Monday evening August 24 at 8 p m in Commercial hall. The notice notes the event location and time for local residents.
The article explains that many children enter school with uncorrected vision defects and that early testing by teachers is insufficient. It urges annual comprehensive eye exams by a competent oculist, especially for near-sighted children, to detect imperfect vision, eye strain, and contagious eye diseases, safeguarding others.
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