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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
4
An editorial argues American agriculture falters not from nature or Wall Street but from urban pull and self indulgence. It notes wartime shifts to cities, scarce wood, rising living costs, and wage temptations, urging return to farming and policies that conserve and develop agriculture. It condemns methods that target farmers politically rather than farming itself.
The column notes flag day traditions and Liberty Bonds remain affordable while high grade railroad bonds persist at seven percent due to Federal Reserve rates. It cites railroads ordering 1500 locomotives and many freight cars as government ownership wanes. It mentions Democratic leadership tensions in New Jersey and British aid to Argentina on loan terms. Secretary Daniels critiques Admiral Fiske as a monumental egotist.
Excerpt recounts vigilante justice in Idaho Territory with the 1870s era murders of Ruben Raymond and D. C. Updyke. John Clarke’s hangings by vigilantes follow a quarrel over testimony. notices pinned to victims allege systemic crime. Updyke’s confession names accomplices, leading to executions and a crackdown on highwaymen, aiding restored public order.
Princeton University's endowment fund surpassed 7.07 million dollars this week. Henry B. Thompson announced subscriptions total 7,072,299.32 from 8,175 donors with an average gift of 869 dollars. Over a thousand contributions come from non alumni and about 7,135 alumni have given so far, aiming to reach most alumni by commencement on June 15.
In Gloucester New Jersey public schools teachers bar the wearing of soeks by girls twelve and older, enforcing a dress rule to curb distractions. The policy follows concerns about uniform standards and student presentation.
Dr Hirshberg urges medical consultation for warts on skin, noting deep roots and risks of amateur removal. Cautions include potential scarring and infection from improper cutting, burning, or biting, with professional treatment advised for facial warts and careful caustic use.
Washington D C dispatch highlights Kiev as a historic center of Russian culture and religion. It notes its strategic location on the Dnieper, the cave monastery attractors, and its role as capital of Ukraine while detailing 10 changes of control and recent Polish troop involvement.
A report from the National Geographic Society letter describes dinosaurs as giant upright reptiles of the prehistoric marshes. It details Trachodon a herbivore over 30 feet long with a duck like head and thousands of teeth and Saurop hylus with a large crest and strong tail muscles.
A historical note describes Ornithomimus as an aquatic bird mimic with a toothless beak and birdlike jaws. It details land herbivores Monoclonius with a six foot skull and three horns, Ankylosaurus armored with dermal plates and a tail club, plus movable eye shields for protection.
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