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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1931
Page
4
The article states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all AP news dispatches and local news printed in the paper, reserving publication control. The note emphasizes AP ownership and the newspaper’s use of AP or non AP credited material.
A Burley probate court deals with 12 to 15 year old boys for honey hive mischief after parental agreement to damages. A Burley jury acquits Hugh Moon of malicious dog wounding. Graveyard thefts spark sheriff attention in Nine Mile Canyon. Idaho highways mostly open except Lowman Bear Valley pass. Blackfoot editor notes Birth control panning by Knights of Columbus. A 17 million foot white pine logging drive finishes at Lewiston. Divorces granted in Moscow and Twin Falls with two children involved. Idaho to acquire a survey plane for airports and highways with a proposed aeronautics bureau.
The article discusses EK United States reportedly weighing buying St Pierre and Miquelon to establish a naval base in the north Atlantic. Prohibition enforcement groups back the idea to curb illicit liquor channels, noting the islands’ small size but vast past liquor imports from Canada and France. It links the proposal to a broader fight against rum runners and suggests long-distance communications and privacy issues in modern telephony.
The booklet from the national department of commerce questions antique claims and notes many so called antiques are modern pieces. It cites misbeliefs about colonial population and furniture and calls Victorian era items museum material. The piece also notes teachers face hiring hurdles and politics in personnel choices. Bootlegger profits are vast reaching 2.848 billion dollars with home alcohol activities excluded.
Readers submit questions answered on diverse topics from geography to history. Notable entries include details on New Orleans elevation about five feet and the Empire State Building completion dates five to May 1931. Answers cover origins of Kappa Delta and Latin America definitions.
Edison the inventor's full name is Thomas Alva Edison. The leading political issue in the Philippine Islands at the time is not specified. Silver is a better conductor than copper. The capital of Alaska Territory is Juneau. The planet that appears red is Mars. The smallest republic is San Marino. The U S Secretary of Commerce current at the time is not specified. The proposed Boulder Canyon dam official name is Hoover Dam. General Sherman reputed expression about war is war is hell. The great steel works located in Essen, Germany are Krupp works. Challis contract lets for grading seven miles of Lost River and Sawtooth Park highways north and south of city.
A jumble of brief witticisms and musings discusses social quirks, lines about breath and art, and a cheeky take on money and meals. Names mention Wall Street and Cambridge with a note about a building purchase on Main Street from J E B Glasby.
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