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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1925
Page
4
Gov Moore urges repeal of the state bounty on wolves and cougars arguing the system is unworkable and leaves a deficit of 119382.50. A new one tenth mill tax on taxable property is proposed to fund claims, with livestock interests bearing much of the burden and funds shifting from the old predatory animal fund to a new account.
The Broadway Temple would rise to 42 stories in Washington Heights with a 2200 seat auditorium, housing for 1000, gym, pool and social work facilities. Funded by bonds, it aims to create a self contained social center attracting city youth while serving 400,000 nearby residents.
The piece lauds a broad winter feeding program for birds and animals. It argues sportsmen aid farmers by protecting livestock and habitats, stressing propagation distribution and hunting licenses as threefold self-assessed contributions, and noting the seasonal feeding as a fair obligation.
The president approves considering a world court if it does not bind or shape U S policies. He clarifies no affiliation with the League of Nations and states he will have popular backing against such linkage.
In four years figures like LaFollette Brookhart and Ladd may learn the price of quitting the party as they gather insight into political consequences and losses from their actions.
Idaho Falls editor Reed ponders whether the word cocktail will ever return to dictionaries as usage has dwindled in modern texts. he notes the term seems to have faded from public discourse and reference materials.
The Ogden Examiner declares Utah canned goods among the best. The claim references quality in preservation products rather than any recent episode or event.
A nostalgic profile recounts Walt Mason the brilliant columnist once in danger of ruin, his rise with William Allen White, and his enduring wit. It also highlights Albert Johnson the immigration law champion and star police reporter who battled powerful foes in Congress and Washington society.
A compact chronicle lists events and births including Captain Barries Dragon possession of Cumberland Island in 1815, Yale president Timothy Dwight's death in 1817, the 1825 boundary treaty ratified with Russia, George Q. Cannon born 1827, John Ericsson's steamship trial in 1852, McKinley’s 1892 inauguration, and Choate named ambassador in 1901, ending with a 1906 senatorial re election reference and a comical hired man remark.
Capricorn is described with mixed fortunes including travel caution and later improvements. The text forecasts adolescence illness, then normal health, and suggests success in commerce or teaching. It notes personality traits, warns about overcritical friends, and lists notable individuals: Ezra Cornell Tunis A. M. Craven John A. Kaeson Alexander H. Wynant Franklin Simmons.
Today observes the 100th anniversary of Bayard Taylor birthplace. The Florida Western and Northern railroad begins operation and plans to open a direct Palm Beach link by month’s end, providing a new passenger route once threely completed.
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