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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
A Pocatello editorial urges proper funding for street and crossing maintenance outside the paved district, criticizing local policy and noting the need for adequate appropriation. It also mocks Moses Alexander and discusses political commentary from the era, including comparisons of governance costs and efficiency.
A row of risque humor and gossip about alcohol fueled driving incidents. The piece mocks speed, inquests, and suppression of survivors names, noting insurance outcomes and scandalous escapades involving wives and husbands absent at critical moments. It blends satire with mentions of booze gasoline and sensational headlines.
The article argues Bachelor of Arts often marks little scholastic achievement while Masters of Arts has become ornamental. It contrasts athletes and scholars, notes ease of MA in past, and laments degree inflation from growing graduate numbers.
A bond election aimed at paving and street improvements was defeated due to insufficient support. The opposition argued the plan favored vehicle owners and would not benefit the city as a whole, while supporters urged timely infrastructure work.
Local debates hinge on whether the via duct should run along Center Street or take a different path with lighting. Residents voice differences in cost disruption and future access.
Carranza secures another mediation board win in a turbulent period as the ABCs reveal a new SOS signal in recent days, signaling rising tensions and urgent communications amid turmoil.
Ambrosio company produced The Pilgrim's Progress at Torino Italy and the film will be shown at the L D B West Side church on Monday evening June 8. The program features Alexander Salvini as Christian and Eleanor Sernanti as Christiana with a prologue on John Bunyan's life by Elmer Vail. The film has toured major American cities since its New York premiere.
The Idaho State Highway Commission announces a bid deadline extension for proposed state highways. Bids are due at the Secretary's office in Boise by 10 o clock a.m. Monday June 15 1914. This extension follows the original date of June 8 1914 and is ordered by Chairman Theo Turner and Secretary W L Gifford.
This copy extols Utah-Idaho sugar as among the world's finest with carloads shipped to eastern and central states and demand in foreign markets. It urges readers to try it, claiming its quality appearance and purity justify the praise and that customers should ask for Utah-Idaho.
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