Pocatello Daily Tribune masthead and contact notes
The fragment shows the Pocatello Idaho Daily Tribune masthead with Associated Press credit and imprint statements. It lists offices on West Center street, delivery by carrier, subscription rates per month and year, and names William Wallin president Nicholas IPFT secretary and Chas G Sumner editor.
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Tribune
Mentha
Pocatello
Idaho
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Nicholas
Debtor Nations Move Toward Paying U S Debts
European powers show progress toward settling arrears with the United States as France ponders full repayment. Aristide Briand outlines a note recognizing France’s debt and intent to pay in full, though not immediately. Italy’s Mario Alberti travels to Rome for追加 data, planning a mid August return to discuss a mutually acceptable agreement.
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Coolidge
Europe
United States
France
Aristide Briand
America
Mario Alberti
Italian Debt Commission
Rome
Italy
Alberti
Signor Alberti
Mellon
Winston
de Martino
Signor Albert
Advertising Woes From Fading Brands Highlighted By editorials
A Kansas paper excerpt notes that the St. Jacob's Oil and Pearline ad campaigns collapse after trimming funds, predicting similar fates for large advertisers. It cites ballooning clothing costs, a Tennessee trial, and remarks on U S diplomacy and the Democratic party’s losses.
SUB ROSA By Mim dances breed anxious girls in social night
An excerpt shows anxious Alice fretting over popularity and timing at a dance with George. He tries to reassure her though both grow tense as the evening progresses and Alice fears missing chances to be chosen for partners. The piece portrays social anxiety among a cluster of youngsters.
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Susie
Carrie
Alice
Dore Httia
Sara
Hanes
George
Tike Monteffaire
A. A
David's Bear Adventure in Ceylon with Sloth Bear
David visits his aunt in Ceylon and hunts for bears. He meets Sloth Bear who speaks kindly and offers a safe ride to hunt ants for dinner. They share a lunch, then part ways as David returns home, wondering if the adventure was real.
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James
Bytt
Father
David
Ceylon
Sonny
TV Am
Mr. Sloth
Aloth Bear
Aid
Jack Roinson
Sloth Bear
Dr Stephen Wise Named Zionist Congress Delegate
Dr Stephen S Wise a noted New York rabbi and social activist has been chosen by the Zionist Organization of America as its representative to the World Zionist Congress in Vienna next month. Wise, a Columbia graduate and founder of the Free Synagogue, has influenced civic religious and political life and worked in a shipyard during the war to support essential industries.
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Stephen S. Wise
Zionist Organization of America
World Zionist Congress
Vienna
New York City
Hungary
America
Columbia
Madison Avenue
Free Synagogue
Abbi Wise
Notable historical births deaths and events listed
A reader’s digest of key historical dates: Sed donn born in Fal mouth Virginia died August 19 1880. 1842 Duke of Orleans killed by carriage fall. 1864 John Jacob Astor IV born NYC died in Titanic sinking. 1876 James N Tyner becomes Postmaster General. 1892 Peoria steamer capsized killing sixteen. 1899 James Bowen Funston consecrated Boise bishop. 1900 Prescott fire destroys business district. 1923 dedication of Harding Gateway to Resurrection Bay Alaska.
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James Alexander Seddon
Falmouth
Goochland
Duke of Orleans
Louis Philippe
France
John Jacob Astor
New York City
James N. Tyner
Indiana
A. 8. Grant
Peoria
Ill
James Bowen Funston
Boise
Idaho
Prescott
Arizona
Noted figures born on this day in history
Rt. Hon. Sidney Webb, born in London, 66 years ago. Hoffman Philip, new U S minister to Persia, born in Washington D C, 53 years ago. Mary E Woolley, Mt Holyoke College president, born in South Norwalk, 62 years ago. Carl E Milliken, former Maine governor, born in Pittsfield, 48 years ago. Dr George L Omwake, Ursinus College president, born in Greencastle, 54 years ago.
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Sidney Webb
London
Hoffman Philip
United States
Persia
Washington, D. C
Mary E. Woolley
Mt. Cne College
South Norwalk
Conn
Carl E. Milliken
Maine
Pittsfield
George L. Omwake
Ursinus College
Greencastle
Holiday in honor of General Redford Ferrant observed in Tennessee
The city marks a holiday commemorating General Redford Ferrant's birthday. Seventy years earlier, Ohio held its first Republican state convention in Columbus. Members of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women gather in Portland, Maine. Noted ophthalmic scholars from English-speaking regions convene in London under the Ophthalmological Society. The Elks begin their annual national gathering in Portland with a welcome to visiting members, ahead of grand lodge sessions tomorrow.
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Tennessee
Redford Ferrant
Ohio
Columbus
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Portland
Maine
London
Order
Grand Lodge Seasions
One Year Ago Today France Grants Amnesty and Aviators Reach Vienna
France grants amnesty to a former official. U S and globe circling aviators reach Vienna from Bucharest. A boy who longed to wear long pants now worships golf and spends the winter hoping to wear shorts.
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France
Cailleur
U. S
Vienua
Bucharest
Fashions in food and the lure of fast meals
A reflection on changing dining habits from lavish English feasts to modern simple meals, noting the rise of prepared foods and the social value of conversation at table. The piece also touches on personality traits linked to today’s birthday, highlighting impulse control as key to success, and names Nathan B. Forrest and Roger Wolcott.
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England
Philospher
Nathan B. Forrest
Roger Wolcott
Massachusetts
What This Day Means to You Cancer Horoscope
The day brings unfavorable planetary aspects early with some afternoon improvement but not enough for bold actions. Expect lethargy and difficulties concentrating, a tendency toward morbid self-dissatisfaction, and a need for patience with others and self.
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Realma
Jose
Interesting facts about the upper Snake river valley growth
A Idaho Falls district survey highlights agriculture and irrigation facts. It notes 65 000 acres sown to peas with 100 percent yield, 200 tons of honey to ship this year after two poor seasons, 33 bee carloads imported, 7000 acres in potatoes with high eastern prices, and lambs ruling at 16.85 a head in Omaha and Chicago markets. Water costs range from 75 to seven cents per acre. Last year’s produce shipped by rail would stretch over 200 miles. The valley has 98 canal systems near Pocatello to be debt free in three years, with irrigation water costs dropping to 25 cents per acre after debt is cleared. The first irrigation patent canal dates to 1879 in New Sweden, completed in 1903. About 8 500 miles of canals cost four million dollars, plus 250 miles of natural canals. No government funds were spent on irrigation. private capital built the systems. The Snake river ranks seventh in US water volume, extending about 1000 miles from its headwaters to Lewiston with a 5 700 foot drop. Government estimates place its horsepower at 1 138 000 units.
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Snake River Valley
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Omaha
Chicago
Upper
Pocatella
Vietor
Pocatello
Jackson Reservoir
Snake River
New Sweden
Ine
Lewiston
Uni
Alpine
The Guilty Parties and Scopes Trial Reflect A Nation
A poem fragment mocks evolution and the Scopes trial with verses linking ancient life to modern disputes. It interweaves drift from ocean to land, religious tension, and political commentary on politicians and media. The piece alternates between satire and social critique.
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Daily Tribune
St. Jacob’s Oil
Charles Vogeler
Diedaan
St. Jacob's Oil
James i
Uncle Sam
Mark Sullivan
Democratic Party
Kansas
Mim
BY Briggs
Alphonso
New York
Charles A. L. Reed, M.D
James J. Montague
Mr. Scopes
Oceana
Professor Scopes
Hindenburg
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