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A garbled OCR fragment cites scattered phrases about a poem and stage play. The readable bits mention a performance and audience reactions, with unclear names and details due to text corruption.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
10
A garbled OCR fragment cites scattered phrases about a poem and stage play. The readable bits mention a performance and audience reactions, with unclear names and details due to text corruption.
At Mineola Roosevelt addresses Nassau county neighbors urging universal service and loyalty to the flag. He calls for fighting spirit over words, endorses Liberty bonds, and criticizes limited sacrifice while urging wealth to finance the government. He condemns conscientious objection and stresses men must be a manly figure and contribute to war efforts. He ties patriotism to family and country loyalty.
John McGraws Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers subscribers show patriotism by buying Liberty Loan bonds. Giants purchase ranged from fifty to five hundred dollars with Chief Meyers topping the list at ten thousand dollars. American League clubs pledge twelve thousand five hundred each totaling one hundred thousand.
A moderate cattle run and steady demand from butchers, with brisk feeder and stocker trade. Best beef steers 9.50 to 10, cows 8.25 to 8.75, ordinary cows 7.50 to 8, hogs 15.60 to 17.75 for good to choice, pigs 13 to 13.50, lambs 11 to 14. Prices held firm as receipts remained light.
Notre Dame Indiana on June 1 celebrates the inauguration of a classified ads drive that returns a majority of lost articles to their owners. The event colors the campus in festive atmosphere as entries pour into the new system announced by the university.
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