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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
3
Colorado is in a reconstruction period with higher bank balances and near zero unemployment. Agriculture is flourishing and mining activity may renew due to higher silver prices and lower costs of mining materials. Cost of living shows little downward pressure. In every city of any size there is a
Building operations halted during the war and a large influx of health seekers into Colorado are cited as the main cause of the housing shortage. The article notes the scarcity of residences as a consequence of these factors.
The piece argues that fine tea from young leaves offers richer flavor with less tannin and greater overall value. It explains that common tea relies on tannin and coarse flavor, while fine tea uses fewer leaves to produce more cups, making it cheaper per cup despite higher quality. It also notes production costs from plant to kitchen.
The article argues the true cost of tea lies in the tea-plant supply and transportation. It says common tea costs as much as fine tea because expenses apply twice, and that knowledge and judgment matter more than money. It promotes Schilling Tea as economical and flavorful at less than a cent per cup.
The report notes rising farm labor costs and land values, with farm sales peaking in 1918. It cites wages, immigration, and farm population growth, plus boosts in Colorado manufacturing and coal output. Silver mining revives as gold measures ease. wheat and rye prospects look strong, though grazing losses hurt livestock outlook.
The winter hay market reached record highs with prices around 40 dollars per ton. Colorado reports 1,361,000 cattle valued at 74,038,000, up one third from 1916, along with 264,000 milk cows and 406,000 hogs valued at 8,952,000, a marked increase since 1906.
Seattle June 4 Attorney John E Murphy for the California Grape Growers Association says petitions bearing 100 names were stolen and offers a reward for information. He charges a conspiracy to block a referendum vote on ratifying the federal prohibition amendment as headquarters open and petitions arrive from across the state.
Charles F. Cole surrendered to authorities in Ontario Oregon and confessed to killing C. H. Scott who visited his home intoxicated and insulted Mrs. Cole. Scott was shot during an embrace according to Cole’s account to police.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for indigestion and constipation. The copy claims wide approval and urges readers to try the product with assurances of benefit.
Jack Dempsey, the heavyweight challenger training in Toledo for the July 4th showdown with Jess Willard, declares he is the happiest person in the world. He says his future looks bright, aims for the championship, and seeks both glory and money while emphasizing his love of fighting.
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