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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
4
The piece warns of widespread sparing spending and a push toward reconstruction as prices stabilize. It urges careful budgeting, quitting waste, and focusing on efficiency while recognizing labor shifts, layoffs, and the need for balanced spending to sustain recovery. It also notes Captain d Anunnzio's actions, revenue rules on spirits, and Wilson turning to literature.
Secretary Payne urges long term government policy for Alaska Indian affairs parks and farming. He supports a unified power survey Boston to Washington and a government steamship line for Alaska while noting transportation as a primal problem. He cites reclamation gains, calls for rural home act, and warns against commercializing national parks.
In Auburn a tall blonde stranger named Mr Arnold intrigues sisters Ethel and Ruth Hill. At a woods picnic they meet Mrs Atherton and her husband Mr Atherton who turns out to be the man they mistook for Mr Arnold. The mix up leads to awkward introductions and curiosity about true identity.
The piece urges preserving national parks and monuments from commercialization as a matter of policy. It notes the Bureau of Mines involvement in mine safety during the year with 27 mine accidents addressed and extensive miner training in first aid and rescue, plus ongoing ventilation studies to reduce rock dust and humidity dangers.
A brief ad urges customers to take their Christmas photos at the Sweet Studio with a simple call to action. The note includes the location designation 56 and presents a quick promotional prompt for holiday portraits.
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