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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1925
Page
4
A Twin Falls editor laments the loss of Shoshone Falls while praising Idaho’s rich natural wealth. The piece argues irrigation and power needs may justify the falls’ removal, urging promotion of the state’s scenic and natural resources to attract outsiders and boost development.
The American Falls dam project is praised as a landmark for Idaho’s growth with wide community benefits. The Tribune announces a mammoth Reclamation edition on Sunday July 12 to cover every involved community and seeks close cooperation from readers and agencies to showcase Idaho to the world.
The piece argues Idaho’s area invites growth through targeted study of neighboring west states, urging coordinated promotion to connect producers and consumers. It criticizes middlemen, urges active business and agricultural development, and stresses that even a modest venture can succeed with planning and follow-up.
Today brings benign early planetary aspects for observances then shifts to uncertainty and low mood. Avoid expressing irritability at home. Those born June 7 show a truthful, decisive mind, strong debate skills, and a potential career in leadership. Notable birthdays include Edward Winslow and John Goucher.
The article explores how sports slang covers football boxing golf and more, noting terms like fumbles birdies four flush and chukkers. It praises the vivid pictorial speech of fans and players while admitting the jargon is a tough but rewarding tongue to master.
The piece notes Governor Moore’s reluctance for a third term and questions Idaho Falls editors J Robb Brady Yeaman and the Post owner’s ambitions. It speculates the brothers are plotting to tie Idaho Falls to the gubernatorial fate, while praising their capability.
Germany remains perturbed by allied disarmament plans, yet must accept the burden of World War I. The piece notes Germany’s historical opposition and attempts to tame allies, calling its national selfishness a root of the world disaster and asserting it must pay for its folly.
The author argues the Russian civil war and Soviet influence in Egypt Albania Spanish Morocco and even the United States undermine radical government theory. They contend the Russian experiment proves the theory infeasible and unlikely to benefit humanity.
A visitor seeking facts should be engaged with humor and helpful detail. The bureau of information is described as an emporium of friendly spirit and activity designed to interest the traveler and ensure they feel pleased and informed during their visit.
Commissioners of Blaine County are praised for proactive road improvements not waiting for peak tourist season. Roads are being torn up now and paving will resume once winter obstructions, like slides, are removed in a satisfactory manner.
Argentine heavyweight Firpo wires Frisco paper that he is tied up in Buenos Aires for other engagements and cannot fight now. The note hints at crowded schedules among scrappers and suggests preparations for broader efforts as fighters seem ready to advance in the Atlantic rain war context.
Betty Lee describes scenes at a movie house showing flapper style and Orientalist poses by a woman and a man, including lipstick, powdering, and eyebrow grooming. The tone shifts to social commentary on gender, fame, and modern life with brief mentions of a Chicago mother tragedy and public discourse.
A timeline fragment lists births and official events: Sarah Rapelje the first known child born in New Netherland, 1625. 1770 Earl of Liverpool as British prime minister. 1848 Wisconsin governor inauguration. 1875 San Francisco Pacific Stock Exchange first meeting. 1893 Colorado River dam completion. 1895 cabinet appointments under Cleveland.
A fragmented notice lists Prof. Charles G. Barkis of the Fadiagh University as a former Nobel winner born 43 years ago to Bert 38. Also mentioned is Dr Edwin Ri Monon of Greater.
The Befence Service of Washington born in Albany Kansas City Missouri born 60 and 54 years ago today. Harry Greb the middleweight champion born in Pittsburgh 31 years ago today.
One year ago today President Coolidge vetoed a bill to raise postal workers salaries by 68 million dollars annually, signaling a major clash over federal wage policy.
Newton Massachusetts marks the centennial as the seminary begins a week of festivities involving two former presidents and a ceremonial start to the anniversary events. The Prince of Wales is due in Durhap Natal for a multi day stay as part of regional celebrations.
A poetic prose piece traces Liberty’s fluctuations across ages from Rosciusco to Napoleon. It argues that liberty appears, vanishes, and returns, urging readers to see through despair and recognize recurring cycles of freedom. The voice notes orators’ lament and the resilience of liberty in history.
A fragmented note complains that Germany is not seen as an advertiser with Made in Germany labels on Scotch whiskey. It briefly mentions Japan forming a labor party to limit work hours and contains garbled phrases about work limits and a saying about Jack and a dull boy.
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