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Great Dam Project Pushes Idaho Irrigation Effort Forward
The Utah Construction Company has won the contract to build the Great American Falls dam. The Tribune highlights Maj Fred R Reed’s dream to reclaim arid lands, conserve waters, and boost Idaho agriculture. Community cooperation, bond issues, and district effort are praised as the project nears completion.
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Pocatello Banks Shown Sound as Deposits Rise
State call shows three local banks hold about 4.2 million dollars in deposits with roughly 2.6 million in loans. Cash resources total about 2.15 million, indicating conservative management and depositor safety as confidence returns and trade slowly normalizes.
Legislature Rejects Direct Primary and Utilities Bills
The state legislature refused to print the proposed direct primary and utilities repeal bills from the Progressives and Democrats. The move drew praise as a prudent economy measure and a repudiation of partisan campaigns. Officials suggest continuing the utilities commission if needed, aligned with public wishes.
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What This Day Means to You Horoscope Readings
The piece outlines planetary influences for a Sunday born child and adult readers born on the day. It describes temperament, potential adolescence illness, leadership traits and caution against jealousy, plus notable individuals linked to the date such as James E. F. Murdock, George Edward Pickett, Theodore F. Seward, Seden Connor, and William C. De Witt.
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New Auto Plates Study Aims at Black on White Design
A study on new license plates features black lettering on white. The application deadline extends to March 15, hoping for full use. The piece notes road conditions west of Pocatello and urges federal aid to improve the muddy stretch this season.
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Ferguson of Texas defies governor resignation theory
The remark notes that the case involving Mr. Ferguson of Texas challenges the idea that a governor typically steps down after a controversy, suggesting resilience or differing circumstances.
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Traveler Seeks Liquor But Finds Ban On Highways
An individual reports having driven 100000 miles across America yet unable to locate a place selling intoxicating liquor. He wonders why he avoids the main highways and suspects a widespread restriction or prohibition influencing his search.
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Eclipse Recall Casts Shadow Over New York City
Report notes a solar eclipse visible across New York yesterday as observers in the city and surrounding areas witnessed the event. Citizens followed the path of totality and observed the partial shade in the daytime sky.
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Idaho Editor Promotes State Pride in Commentary
Hailey News-Miner editor Cuningham voices enthusiasm for Idaho then backs it with extensive remarks. Skeptics doubt his solo singing but acknowledge his vocal advocacy as a driving factor in state pride coverage.
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Russia buys American cotton exporting to wartime needs
Senator Borah cited senate statistics showing Soviet Russia as a larger buyer of American goods than prewar Russia. The bulk of exports are raw cotton, indicating Russia still relies on foreign cotton despite not producing it, a sign of dependence rather than progress.
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Frustration Over War Adjustments and Taxpayer Burden
Borah criticizes U S treatment of France and the lack of fairness for American taxpayers. He argues France received liberal aid while U S taxpayers must pay and urges settlement by March to avoid further consequences.
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Local banks urged for savings
It is argued that saving in local city banks is more patriotic and financially sound than sending funds elsewhere. The note claims government stability protects deposits and that home banks offer better interest, avoiding stressing out-of-town institutions.
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Notable Birthdays Mark Historic Milestones Today
Observances mark Robert Burns birthday anniversary and the centenary of George E. Pickett’s birth. The Most Rev Edward J McCarthy of Halifax turns 75. The first transcontinental telephone call between New York and San Francisco is observed at ten years. The Rt Rev Charles E Woodcock marks 20 years as Louisville bishop and Rev Paul Matthews 10 years as New Jersey bishop.
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Bucolic Genius Critiques Feature Writers in The Tribune
A terse opinion targets specialized columnists and celebrated creators in The Tribune. The author rails against elite writers, asserting their status lacks merit and highlights perceived arrogance in media circles.
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Pa and Ma Ferguson’s Offshoot Grows in Te State
The text notes that with Pa and Ma Ferguson as former governors, the younger Ferguson is likely to follow in their political path and inherit their legacy in Te State.
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Birthdays listed for notable figures this day
Edwarth archbishop of Halifax born in Halifax Nova Scotia 75 years ago today. Charles artis from Kansas new Republican senator born Shawnee County Kansas 65 years ago today. Matthew Woll 15 years president of the International Photo-Engavers Union born Manchester England today. Dr John Lton president Albion College born Manchester Iowa 52 years ago. Harry L Davie former governor of Ohio born Cleveland 47 years ago.
Memory and Money Dilemma Haunting an Observer
A reflective verse piece contrasts memory lapses with a hidden fortune, imagining a fifty million dollar hoard kept in banks. The narrator muses on ownership, temptation, and the thrill of assuming what cannot be proven, set alongside notes on progress in aviation and a historical stage controversy.
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Floatin g spots in the eye and their meanings
Dr Reed explains floating spots seen with one eye closed. Most are harmless from eye strain or convalescence, but some signal eye inflammation or bleeding inside the eye. A proper eye examination using reflected light helps diagnose the cause and guide treatment. Tomorrow: Study the Mental Traits of Your Children.
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Today's Anniversaries Highlights From History Timeline
A brief list of notable dates and figures: 1759 Robert Burns born near Ayr Scotland. 1825 George E Pickett born Richmond Virginia. 1875 German Reichstag passes civil marriage bill. 1899 William H Moreland consecrated first missionary bishop of Sacramento. 1909 W West last territorial governor of Utah dies. 1912 Duke of Connaught received by Taft in White House. 1915 first transcontinental telephone between New York and San Francisco. 1923 US House exonerates Attorney General Daugherty on impeachment charges.
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One Year Ago Today Marks Tragic Mine Disaster
A year ago today a coal mine explosion at Johnson City claimed thirty two miners. The same date recalls the France and Czech Slovakia mutual alliance treaty and sobip events referenced in the fragment.
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Matrimonially Speaking
A narrator describes a quarrel with a husband who avoids chores until an occasion demands action. He often procrastinates on small tasks like organizing drawers or fixing a leak while insisting on doing other work. The piece highlights domestic frictions and differing expectations in marriage.
Blue white and gold ensembles in New York fashion display
New York reports a fashionable ensemble pairing a pleated navy skirt with a long coat. The outfit features a fitted back notched collar and pockets, with white silk embroidery. The design blends blue white and gold tones as showcased today.
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