Mining Views and Confidence in Western Resources
Dr. Francis A. Thompson, retiring dean and president elect of Montana School, argues the mining industry faces two dangers that threaten progress crooked promoters and heavy taxation. He urges public confidence, publicity, and truthful dealing to attract outside capital and develop vast western resources. He warns against spreading distrust and calls for steady promotion to advance mining in Idaho Oregon Wyoming Montana and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Thompson
University of the School of Mine
Montana
sQie
Maho
Tence
Susthis
Wyoming
Utah
Oregon
Tedah
Labor Union Warns Members of Communist Propaganda
The American Federation of Labor denounces an unofficial relief committee soliciting funds for striking miners as unapproved and communistic in character. It states no labor backing and notes funds have not gone to authorized relief agencies. It cautions against hostile, communist influenced groups tied to peace societies and Soviet emissaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Relief Committee
Epurinus Committee
Green
Federation
United States
Congress
Soviet
Russia
Federation of Labor
Companionship and Change Across a Long Married Life
A long married couple ends their forty year union in divorce as fatigue of companionship grows. The wife, who bore twelve children and stayed home, seeks a short vacation before the relationship resumes, reflecting on Home life, happiness, and the toll of years together. Statements on Europe travel tips and everyday concerns follow amid a stream of fragmented notes on society and routines.
Familiarity Breeds Respect in Woodcock Nest Tale
An old tale recounts Parmer Brown's Boy stroking Mrs Longbill the Woodcock on her nest. She allows it, and both sides gain respect. he resists exploiting her trust, while she accepts the contact until he leaves. The scene ends with the bird unsettled but undisturbed by his brief intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer Brown
Sirs Longbill
Longbill
Fparmer Brown
Mrs. Longbill
Farmer Town
Farer Brown
Ber
Longbill and Farmer Brown's Boy in the Swamp Mystery
In a swamp tale Farner Brown's Boy returns daily to inspect eggs while Longbill and Mrs Longbill grow anxious. Sharp eyes pursue the mystery of why the boy visits so regularly and what the nest hides. The public hints at secrets to be revealed in the next story Longbill's Babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer Brown
Longbill
T.ey
Mrs Longbill
Farmer Browns
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burges
Our Children And Fragrance Lessons In Child Rearing
A domestic scene shows Betsy and her mother arguing over doors and discipline as the mother urges Betsy to come when called and to be patient. A reflection on training a child by needs and temperament contrasts with neighbors’ judgments. The piece also notes perfume etiquette and social expectations for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy
Beesy
Mather
Bessy
Clara
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Patri
Perme
Attenton
Ladgy
Pap
Bell Synicate, Inc
Sub Rosa Perfume Note Sparks Parade Footnotes
The excerpt critiques the urge to apply perfume for social events and parades, noting the desire to be noticed but questioning whether fragrance truly signals refinement. It hints at social expectations and personal presentation in evening gatherings.
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the Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
Idaho
Doe Associated Press
Loews
West Ceate
Pocatello
Verce
Soc
Savance
Poestelo Idaho
THF
Tribune Co., Ltd
Waita
Fit, Publishers
Wolf
Calif
Intermountain
Plains
Labor
Europe
Greenly Island
Italy
Oftem
George McManus
Golly
Maggie
Sea Shore
SHELL
Tom
Laahins
Our
Angelo Patri
Skrageance
Sot Peart ME
Mein St. Pacne
A. L. Chiltor
W. W. Scott
West Center
Teesulle
Cread
West Young Street
Fletcher R. Burrus & CO
Pocatello and Bannock County
North Main 8St
Indian Springs Nat
Peterson
Peterson Planing & Fixture Co
O. K
Ford
Studebaker
Bannock Motor CO
North Main
Johnson Outboard Motors
Chance-Tatio Hardware Co
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Puonp
T. Kihara
Pioneers
National Bank
Porcatella
Pho
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