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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

4

Upward swing predicted for farm land value

The piece urges farmers to hold onto land for another year citing a national rebound from a ten year low in early 1925. Brookmeyer Economic Service and bank and land officials forecast price gains of about 25 to 50 dollars per acre over the next year, encouraging continued farming rather than selling out.

United States Brookmeyer Economic Service Brookmeyer Service Federal Land Bank Farm Loan Chicago

Days of Change in Industry and City Growth

A concise analysis notes that modern progress reshapes cities via aviation, wireless, and distant markets. It argues industrial maps shift as factories relocate east or west to access materials and markets, while consolidations rise and large firms dominate. Emphasis on freight, raw materials, labor, and practical boosters over idle talk.

Flag Day Reverence urged for national unity and duty

The article praises Flag Day as a nationwide observance reminding Americans of the flag symbolism and the sacred duty of government officials to resist malfeasance. It calls for跨party unity, rejection of sectarianism, and gratitude to veterans, asserting the flag’s need to remain a true symbol of liberty and patriotism.

United States of America Republic

Mrs Andrena Bee Delivers Pollen Seeds and Secrets

Dee tours the Andrena Bee home after a magic spell shrinks her. Mrs. Andrena explains hive chambers, staged pollen eggs, and why Mr. Andrena cannot help with work. Dee learns bees hatch from bottom chambers last to avoid disturbance.

Ess Dee Mrs. Bee Willoay Andrena Bee Bure Mrs. Andrena Bee The Drena Bee

Friday Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cities

Friday June 12 radio listings show varied programs across multiple stations. Highlights include Minstrel shows in Pocatello WFAA features Harry Snodgrass piano WCCO broadcasts Union Pacific content KOA Denver presents A Trip Through the Rockies and a string quartet later.

Pocatello WFAA Harry Snodgrass WCCO Union Pacific WOAW KGW Cyrf Folfonton Eu—Orchestra KOA Denver Rockies Asia Kfae Pwlman EFT Los Angeles Hollywood KGW Portland Basebal Cloncert KHJ Piani WBAP Fort Worth

Matrimonially Peaking Toast Record Breaker

A humorous anecdote describes a wife who burns toast daily, claiming near perfect results in toasting. Her husband jokes about her toast burning in the morning routine as she reads the newspaper and complains of odd currents. The piece ends with a tease of future topics.

Sir Oliver Lodge at Seventy Five and Noted Anniversaries

Britain’s leading scientist Sir Oliver Lodge enters his seventy fifth year as a multi disciplinary figure active in mechanics electricity wireless and education. He studies life after death and his book Raymond spurred debate on spirit communications with his dead son. Anniversaries include John Winthrop’s 1630 Salem charter arrival and other historical milestones.

Sir Oliver Lodge Britain Sir Oliver Raymond

Notable births mark anniversaries in British and American figures

Viscountess Rhonda born 42 years ago today while advocating women’s House of Lords participation. Sir Oliver Lodge born in Staffordshire 74 years ago today. Robert A. Cooper born 51 years ago today in Laurens county D C now on Farm Loan Board. James Oliver Curwood born in Owosso Michigan 47 years ago. Charles L. McNary born near Salem Oregon 51 years ago.

Viscountess Rhonda House of Lords Sir Oliver Lodge Staffordshire Robert A. Cooper South Carolina Federal Farm Loan Board Laurens County D. C James Oliver Curwood Owosso Mich Charles L

President Coolidge Nominated for Second Term at Convention

One year ago today President Calvin Coolidge was nominated to succeed himself by the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, signaling continued leadership and party unity amid national affairs.

Calvin Coolidge Cleveand

Centenary of Gen John Cook birth marked by Illinois governor

Centennial observances mark the birth of Gen John Cook, the first officer commissioned by Illinois to serve in the Civil War, with ceremonies noted in the day’s pages.

John Cook Illinois Machias Maine George H. Williams United States Missouri Williams Smith College Northampton Mais Boston Reciprocity Club of America New York New England Coolidge Weeks United Sates Military Academy Ceveeant Dwight Vis

Conventions Openings Across Cities Highlight 1920s clubs

Portland hosts Northwest Electric Light and Power association meeting while Salem hosts Oregon Business and Professional Women's clubs. Seabeck hosts Northwest Students conference. Northfield hosts Minnesota Busi ness and Professional Women's clubs. Charlotte and Springfield feature business and professional women groups. Ohio Grand Council United Commercial Travelers meets in Springfield. Dublin notes poet William Butler Yeats on divorce plea in senate. Radio listings include WCCO 8 showing baseball and piano acts. WFAA airs Minetral show. WOAW presents U. P. program and orchestra.

Portland Ore Northwest Electric Light and Power Association Salem Oregon Seabeck Wash Northwest Northfield Minn Minnesota Charlotte N. C North Carolina Springfield Ohio Grand Council United Commercial Travelers Chelsea Mass United Spanish War Veterans of Massachusetts

What This Day Means to You Gemini

Birthday astrology notes favorable planetary aspects for conservative, careful enterprise today with eventual triumph over indecision. Evening cloudiness may require determined effort to turn defeat into victory. Successful individuals born on this date include John Blair Smith, George Bush, John Young, John A Roebling, Janarius A McGahan, and Francis Saltas.

Gemini John Blair Smith George Bush John Young John A. Roebling Janarius A. McGahan Francis Saltas

Dear Girls in Paris Fashion Notes From a World Traveler

Marie describes French fashion and nightlife in Paris. She notes smart women, tight felt hats, mannish coats, and high heels while detailing outfits in rosewood and jade. The tea scene features American men, dancing, and festive balloon bursts resembling New Year’s Eve.

Marie France New York

The Rhinoceros Viper A Fearful Creature in Verse

A poem in vivid rhymes portraying the Rhinoceros Viper as a monstrous snake with horns and lethal fangs. The speaker expresses strong hatred and fear, claiming horns make it unimaginably horrific and lamenting Nature's excess in creating such a creature.

Senators consider cloture for Mr Dawes

The piece notes that the senators would gladly apply a cloture rule to Mr Dawes while observing broader conservative attitudes. It also mentions Mr Dempsey delaying overseas service until after marriage and reaching draft age. The third line reflects seasonal hopes as people anticipate vacations ending.

Dawes Dempsey France

The royal palaces of Bangkok form a city in themselves

Bangkok’s royal palaces create a self contained precinct with hundreds of buildings, ornate gardens, and pagodas forming a vast historic complex central to the capital.

Bangkok P&godas

Clause Bans on Feeding Ducks and Terrapin in Maryland Contracts

In historic Maryland labor practice a clause appeared in enslaved workers contracts requiring masters to prohibit feeding on canvasback duck and terrapin. The note reflects racial labor history and contract terms used to regulate sustenance.

Maryland

Vast Venetian Painting Dominates Doge's Palace Hall

A vast work sits in the grand salon of Venice's Doge's palace, among the largest paintings outside panoramas. It measures 84 feet in width and 34 feet in height, highlighting the grandeur of the display.

Venice

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