Christmas Tree at Depot Plaza Lighting
The Community Council plans a municipal Christmas tree on the depot plaza opposite the railroad station. It will be lit at seven. Children under Miss Alice Albert will sing carols. The arrangements are led by Mrs. D. J. Steely, Mrs. George Gasser, Mrs. W. H. Cleare, and Mrs. T. W. Rickard. Boy Scouts, directed by Mr. Todd, handle tree erection. A large crowd is hoped to promote the Christ-child spirit.
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Cpm
Alice Albert
D. J. Steely
George Gasser
W. H. Cleare
T. W. Rickard
Todd
Idaho Education Board Seeks 3.4 Million Budget
The Idaho state board of education requests 3,414,909 for the next two years, a 940,300 increase. Most funds come from taxes. 2,733,600 remains taxable. Capital additions rise 234,300 with four institutions gaining and two losing. Universities and schools receive specific bumps, while Lewiston Normal drops 140,000 and the industrial training school declines 2,500. Public welfare building program cut 96,700. Read the Tribune Classified Ads.
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State Board of Education
Idaho
Statesman
University
Idaho Technical Institute
Albion State Normal School
School For the Deaf and Blind
Lewiston Normal
Industrial Training School
Finance Commission
Department of Public Welfare
Nugent May Quit Before Term Expires
Governor Davis may appoint Frank R. Gooding to fill the unexpired Senate term if Senator Nugent resigns to join the federal trade commission. Nugent is debated whether to resign now or after March 4 with President Wilson likely to name him chairman of the commission. The nomination was quickly confirmed after Borah urged support, praised Nugent, and cited a western fit for the post.
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D. W. Davis
Frank R. Gooding
Idaho
John F. Nugent
Federal Trade Commission
Gooding
Senate
Senator Nugent
Commission
Wilson
Trade Commission
Nugent
Senator Borah
Borah
Harding
White House
Idaho Should Lobby For West Reclamation Leader As Interior Chief
In a Parma Review editorial dated November 25, the editorial urges Idaho to push for a strong West advocate as interior secretary. It favors Oregon’s Senator Chamberlain for his broad service and notes Major Fred R. Reed of Pocatello as another capable candidate, though both may decline. The piece calls Idaho to active lobbying from the Gem state.
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Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Interior
West
Congress
Chamberlain
Idaho
Fred R. Reed
Pocatello
Gemees
Parma Review
Old Santa Claus Arrived Here Tuesday in Pocatello
Jolly Santa Claus rode the streets of Pocatello Tuesday afternoon tooting his horn and distributing toys from a large red bag. Hundreds of children gathered in the west side business district as Santa set up headquarters at the Fargo Wilson and Wells store and met youngsters daily from 4 30 to 5 30.
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Santa Claus
Pocatello
Santa
West Side
North Pole
Fargo Wilson and Wells
Emperor Charles Aims to Regain Austro-Hungarian Throne
Former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary declares in a letter from exile in Prangins Switzerland that powerful agents will restore the monarchy. He urges supporters to wait patiently and warns against conspiracies while claiming Vatican and high circles back his cause and potential territorial concessions from Romania.
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Budapest
Charles
Germany
Prangine
Switzerland
Louis Windisehne
Counte Juling Andrassy
Aron Joseph Szterenyi
Vatican
Croatia
Slovakia
Ferdinand
Rumania
Perkins Care Now Open With Chicken Dinner Special
Corner Pharmacy hosts a Sunday chicken dinner promotion at 424 addressing, inviting patrons to request live chickens in any quantity for pickup or delivery.
Miner speaks after thirty years of suffering finds Tanlac relief
F Rogers a mining engineer of Portland Ore says Tanlac rebuilt his health after 1890 stomach failures left him a nervous wreck. He gained fifteen pounds and now enjoys steady sleep strength and energy. Tanlac is sold at Bailys Book Store in Pocatello and other towns.
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F. ©. Rogers
Nineteenth Street North
Postland
Ore
Taniac
Tanlac
Pocatello Py Bailey’s
Weight Distribution in Automobiles A Mechanical Compromise
A writer in American Motorist explains weight distribution in auto design as a constant compromise similar to spring design. It notes how dead weight cannot be perfectly balanced for loaded and unloaded conditions, and that tire wear remains a limiting factor regardless of weight placement.
Tire wear dynamics in rear-driven automobiles
The passage explains that rear tires bear most wear due to driving stresses, road friction, and unavoidable slip. It notes that tire life is proportional to the cube of the load, so doubling load increases wear eightfold, and discusses how transmission, shocks, and suspension influence wear under road irregularities.
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Community Council
Education Board
Tribune
Perkins Care
N. Main
Idaho Furniture CO
Smith Brothers
BE. Jacobsen, Mgr
Purvulu
Ally UY
Toggery
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