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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
4
City leaders condemn neglect at Mountainview cemetery amid weeds broken drives and fencing. They note annual costs around 4000 dollars and urge improvements funded by a three quarter mill levy to beautify grounds and improve access.
The county Republican central committee chose H Bassett as chairman to replace the late D Lockwood on the first ballot. George Griffith was named committee member for Pocatello precinct No 2. The Bannock chiefs ratified a council honoring Mrs A W Fisher as Mother of the Bannocks, granting her advisory role in tribal councils.
A New York Sun report outlines magnetism from tiny pulls to large lifts. Magnets withdraw iron from eyes and ore is separated by electro magnets in ore processing. Strong electromagnets lift hot iron plates in steel works, suspended by cranes, with lift ratios up to thirty.
Wesley Ruggles found Owen Moore in his dressing room shaving with an old-fashioned razor. Ruggles suggested a safety razor, but Moore said he could not get enough mileage from them.
A cheerful approach makes dull tasks feel better and can improve outcomes. Customers prefer engaging, upbeat store experiences and are drawn to cheerful vendors.
A consumer questions column offers to answer readers by returning a stamped self addressed envelope. The reply promises to provide health and happiness tips based on reader inquiries.
The author contrasts presidential authority with Senate obligations, noting Wilson often shifts stances. He argues the army is not a threat except to America’s foes and urges backing a straightforward leader over eloquent duplicity. The piece frames Wilson as one of the era’s most powerful figures.
Six plays from the Elizabethan era will be produced by about five hundred Bryn Mawr students in May to support a two million dollar endowment. Hi J O Malley urges a one month boycott of candy soda and pastry to ease sugar shortages and lower prices. Stanford and California women will recruit ushers to seat delegates at the Democratic national convention in San Francisco. A Allentown church wife of pastor Mrs George W Hangen received a spring bonnet made from one hundred fifty one-dollar bills. Miss Mabel Johnson won the hundred dollar Richard Hickson prize at the Philadelphia costume exhibit. Miss Theresa Weld and Nathaniel W Niles won fourth in America’s pair skating at the Antwerp Olympic events. Mrs Guerricci of Scranton completed two years of night school to learn English.
Canada becomes the world’s second largest auto producer and owner per capita, behind the United States with Great Britain in second place. Goodyear figures show Canada’s 1919 auto registrations rising 18 percent, with Ontario leading registrations and a $50 million industry investment employing 15,000 people. Canada produced 94,000 cars in 1919, with about $100 million in annual sales and $15 million in wages. Rural areas own most cars, especially in the prairie provinces, and 1920 production is forecast to rise 35 percent.
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