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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
4
The article argues that cutting Christmas trees can aid forest health in dense stands by reducing competition, while selectively removing trees from brush lands preserves growth and seed production. It notes fewer trees are harvested for ornaments than for toothpicks, and warns of fire from careless people consuming vast timber areas, framing the season’s question of whether to cut.
North Dakota rejects joining the Farmer-Labor party and resists Chicago broadcasts that promoted amalgamation. Idaho factions also plan to keep their third party status, according to state leaders.
London reports that the House of Commons approved the British policy on the League of Nations award with 230 voting for and 4 against as Laborites abstained and Liberals mostly abstained. Premier Baldwin defended continuity with prior governments including Ramsay MacDonald while pledgingto stay in Mosul only until Iraq reached league status. He said talks with the Turkish ambassador would begin to foster neighborly relations and sought broad support.
Washington December 22 Nomina tives sent to the senate include a tug to hold offics to Blache Temes M. The notice indicates nominations related to Alaska and possible holdover appointments awaiting confirmation by the Senate and the President.
Superior Duluth harbor ranks as the nation s second largest port by tonnage. The Superior twin handles more grain and merchandise than its population size implies, according to figures by O A on deputy US customs official.
In Rock Selend Illinois on December 22 an Augustana synod hymnal introduces the traditional Lutheran service plus a common service used by many Lutherans in America. The move is viewed as promoting uniform worship across Protestant groups in the United States, aligning with Episcopal and Anglican rites.
Brussels reports Belgium's 1%26 budget final form reveals a 3 million franc surplus from 5,300,000,000 francs receipts versus 5,297,000,000 francs expenditures. Finance Minister Janesen urged swift passage in the chamber on Monday before midnight as the budget faces urgent vote.
David helps a gopher family escape hunters by guiding them to safety on his father’s land. Mama Gopher thanks him and the family moves to a new home where they are protected from traps. David often visits to meet the gophers and their youngsters.
Advice from 1926 on avoiding fights by graceful concession. It urges women to yield calmly to end conflicts, avoid pride, and propose apology to prevent hurt feelings and repeated quarrels. It notes how admitting fault can defuse anger and preserve friendships and romances.
A small yellow-brown gopher with thirteen stripes explains to David he injured his foot in a trap. The pair discuss farmers hostile to gophers and arguments over whether striped animals should be protected, with the gopher naming himself as a friend of Squeedee and Happy Giggles.
A 1918 Buick to 1929 Roamer list shows prices from $99 to $3,550. The ad invites customers to pay monthly and drive a used car next spring, urging to see Art before buying.
A satirical sketch traces changing views of Turkish labor, shifts to a proposed League of Nations referee role, and ends with jests about parents and movie stars facing income taxes. The piece blends humor on work ethics, international relations, and wartime era fiscal concerns.
President Coolidge announced two nominations for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Richard V. Taylor of Alabama to replace C. C. McChord, who resigned, and Thomas F. Woodlock of New York, previously recess appointed, whose nomination was sent again after the Senate previously declined to approve it.
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