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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1925
Page
3
Boise report by Budget Officer George W. Lewis shows Idaho spent 18.5 million and took in 19.7 million from all sources in 1923 24, with 11.9 million in government costs after debt and agency items. The biennium also saw a tax take of 6.42 million, up from 5.99 million previously, reflecting curbed state spending in line with federal reductions.
A long verse by Mrs. Emily A Patz of Blackfoot Idaho honors early settlers, recounting ox trains and plains treks, Indian conflicts, hardships, and perseverance. It laments lost aid, praises pioneer resolve, and credits President Polk and the Oregon Act for western settlement, ending with reverence for the Golden West.
Boise July 18 The Idaho State Editorial association plans a mid summer convention at McCall Payette lakes July 24 and 25. Reports from the legislative committee and the Fa coast newspaper conference will be received. A national editors home project will be discussed with H L Williamson present. Washington Oregon and Utah reps are expected. A big lake picnic will replace formal banquets.
Senator Borah defends irrigation project settlers against claims they planned to repudiate dues. He notes their history of paying taxes and interest despite 1920s deflation, crop losses, water shortages, and market difficulties, commending their efforts to meet obligations.
In Acapulco Guerrero Mexico statistics from the state military operations office show April saw 143 extrajudicial executions as residents took the law into their own hands amid light court calendars.
In Cleveland Ohio malnourished children join nutrition clinic classes and graduate when they reach a weight-for-age standard. Last year 118 children completed the program through these sessions.
A Canyon county ruling holds sheriffs must return any excess funds received from the federal government for prisoner care if it exceeds county approved costs. Sheriff C. Y. Mason lost an appeal as county commissioners withheld pay until proper accounting. Reports say commissioners seek his removal over dissent on liquor law enforcement.
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry plans dispatching ten commercial correspondents to key centers abroad. They will report on trade conditions to promote Japan's foreign commerce, with postings to Vladivostok Siberia Tientsin Hankow Canton Saigon Bombay Manila Sydney and Port Said.
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