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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

4

State education board faced with recall backlash over Tech Institute policy

The article condemns the state board of education for demanding President Frazier's resignation at the Idaho Technical Institute. It argues the board overreached by tying political concerns to administrative ethics and warns the action harms institutional credibility.

Pocatello Technical Institute Frazier Tech State Board of Education The Idaho Board of Education

Westward development draws high official attention to western irrigation

Administrative circles focus on western reclamation projects as cabinet members plan summer visits to the region. The shift signals growing recognition of western potential, with Idaho positioned to play a key role in the broader program and government action moving beyond past neglect.

Webster Ydaho

Keep Climbing Like a Plane Toward a Stronger Community

The piece likens individual initiative to an aircraft rising toward the zenith. When the motor stops, decline follows, just as a descent follows halted progress. Continuous effort, education, and shared community spirit drive growth and better opportunities year after year.

India

Nighttime birds on Joyland lake misread by Dotty

Dotty and Squeedee encounter a flying bird with a chick in its beak near a lake. They discover the parent bird is a Wild Duck carrying her young to the water, and learn about duck parenting while watching Mother Wild Duck display webbed feet and nest behavior.

Squeedee Dotty Joyland Newita Ibis Cone Mrs. Wild Duck Mother Wild Duck Mrs. Duck Wild Dick Norma

Playing With Fire In Youthful Social Games

A reflective piece warns against striving for popularity by courting a notorious boy. It describes a girl who ignores warnings, accepts risky invitations, and risks her reputation by associating with a flashy, reckless dancer. The text cautions that such conduct leads to harm, not reward.

New York Tittle Anderson Anderson

Matrimonially Speaking Husbang Chooses Hat On Rainy Days

A humorous fragment shows Husbang insisting on his rainy day hat while debating weather and breakfast. He jokes about predicting storms by the sun shining and hurries off before others can challenge him.

Husbang

What This Day Means to You and Its Astrological Guidance

The article outlines unfavorable planetary aspects fading today then turning benign, urging caution to avoid impulsive actions. It also forecasts strong social and home life effects, excellent health for a birthday child, and notes on temperament. It lists notable figures born on this date and odd historical tidbits about Buckingham Palace and global events.

Eli Thayer Alexander B. Latta Orson D. Munn Augustus H. Garland Eliphalet F. Andrews Arthur Brooks New York

Today in history and events at Silver Bay

Cenentenary of the birth of Lameul Cobb is noted alongside the death of Daniel D. Tompkins a former New York governor and U S vice president. The fifth anniversary of Joseph B Elwells murder remains unsolved as the Y M C A college conference opens at Silver Bay New York. The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry formed in 1919 meets in Bucharest for its annual congress.

Lameul Cobb New England Daniel D. Tompkins New York United States Joseph B. Elwell Y. MC. A Silver Bay N. Y International Union of Pure Land Applied Chemistry International Research Council Bucharest

Marquis de Chambrun to Represent France at Bunker Hill Anniversary

The Marquis Louis C. de Chambrun, named by the French government to represent France in Boston for the 105th anniversary celebration of the Battle of Bunker Hill, is a great-grandson of General Lafayett e.

Louis C. de Chambrun Boston Bunker Hill Lafayet

Radio schedules and a note on Lafayette lineage story

A long OCR fragment lists radio programs across stations in Los Angeles Portland and San Francisco with various music concerts orchestras dances and plays. A separate paragraph notes a centennial Bunker Hill cornerstone with family ties from the Marquis de Charleres to Lafayette and Nicholas Longworth linking French and American figures and noting American citizenship rights.

KTHS WCOO KFOA KGO KGW Cnrs EFI Los Angeles Ochestras KFWB Hollywood Vance Music Relia Kgo Oakland Iwrw Teachers’ Association Kew Portland KHJ U. of Calif San Francisco Bristow Fort Worth New York WDAF Kansas City Night Hawks WFAA Dallas Bunker Hill Marquis de Charleras Lafayette Marquis Washington Morocco Nicholas Longworth United States House of Representatives

Notable Birthdays of Historic Figures Today

Richard Strauss born in Munich 61 years ago today. L O Howard, U S Department of Agriculture entomologist, born in Rockford Illinois 68 years ago today. Miss Jeanette Rankin first woman elected to Congress born 45 years ago today. Dr Kenyon L Butterfield president of Michigan Agricultural College born in Lapeer Michigan 67 years ago. Jack Wolfe the boxer born in Cleveland 30 years ago today.

Richard Strauss Munlsh Todar L. O. Howard U. S. Department of Agriculture Rockford, Till Jeanette Rankin United States Congress Kenyon L. Butterfield Michigan Agricultural College Lapeer Mich Jack Kid)” Wolfe Cleveland

Resignation of President Miller and of France

The report notes the resignation of President Miller and a resignation in France while the Republican national convention in Cleveland adopts a party platform.

Millerand France Cleveland

Poems, Truth, and Trans-Shipment of Vodka in US News

The piece muses on poets bending truth for meter while noting Russia triples vodka output and Tennessee seeks Beoteh aid, with stray references to Byron Browning and Barbara Frenchie, ending on American views of democracy and saving the Riff.

Barbara Frenchie Frederick Town Stonewall Jackson Russia

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