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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune notes wage and housing issues as it discusses foreign language workers in agriculture. It describes migrant labor patterns, land ownership, and community clustering, highlighting the ongoing difficulty farmers face in securing reliable workers beyond temporary harvest needs.
The article argues small stockholders remain influential despite being overlooked. It notes proxies and distant meetings favor magnates, but urges small holders to study company reports and speak up at meetings. Even owners of a few shares can shape outcomes by informed engagement.
Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi argues that the Democratic party repeats its usual pattern after gaining power, reflecting on its history and past leaders. He cites Tom Reed's 1894 1895 remark about the party’s inability to govern due to internal disarray.
A reflective piece notes the farmer laborer as sturdy yet fading, with Kansas seeking 40 000 men for winter wheat. It describes the rustic image as quaint but diminishing, highlighting the ongoing struggle to find dependable agricultural workers and the shifting social role of farm help.
Reports from Wood River and Big Blackfoot anglers exaggerate catches while others fish without licenses. A Camas Creek trout grows from eight to twenty seven inches and nine ounces over the limit, prompting humorous spin-offs and small political asides about Idaho politics and Fourth of July celebrations in Pocatello.
A Logan Journal reflection urges readers to value church choirs and brass bands, noting that volunteers invest hours of practice and sacrifice before concerts. The piece highlights the invisible labor behind musical entertainment and the appreciation owed to performers.
In Gooding Idaho 1914 a quirky offer to donate a pet bear for Poretella Park triggers talk of a new park enterprise. Officials joke about a bear raised on a chain, a second hippo and muckets, while plans surface to fund a four cage under a viaduct for future council meeting relief.
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