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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
3
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A reader criticizes a realty leader’s statements on housing shortages. Mayor Whitaker supports known data and vows steps to ease conditions. The letter urges transparent, named contributions and warns against anonymous claims amid limited new construction and rising demand.
Local business bodies including the Commercial and Rotary clubs and city women’s groups push a plan to create camping parks for passing auto tourists aided by highway marking. They argue the idea boosts traveler hospitality, sparks community interest, and supports city parks and playgrounds as practical needs.
The article notes the homecoming of a game warden after a successful northern trap shooting trip and praises Fish Commissioner Isaacs. It points to trout stocking as a department goal, criticizes inadequate expense accounts for county wardens, and warns that limited funding may endanger streams like Bannock, Blackfoot, Arbon valley, Bear Lake, and Caribou counties during the active season.
A wry opinion piece questions modern vices and comic endings in entertainment and daily life. It contrasts paying 25 dollars weekly to see a doctor and nurse with cheaper movie fare, while adding anecdotes about mishaps and missed understandings. The voice laments shallow spectators and hints at a punchline in every show.
Washington June 5 action by congress on equal suffrage ends after a Senate vote of 56 to 25 adopting the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment. The measure now goes to the states for ratification. House earlier approved 304 to 89. The roll call shows broad party support with 66 to 30 when counting paired and absent.
A satirical cartoon sequence features Everett True confessing to past harm while insisting he never killed anyone. The strip centers on outrageous claims and comedic outrage as characters react to his statements.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. It stresses prompt relief from coughs and colds, claims no opium or narcotics, and describes the medicine as pleasant to take.
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