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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists publication schedule and mailing details with rates and payment in advance options. It names William Wallin and Chas G. Sumner as associates and notes Associated Press membership.
Comedy politics turn to Boise as platform conventions near end of month. Writers argue direct primary increases secrecy and cynicism while forcing parties into fanatical choices and eroding honesty and manliness in policy. The piece rails against second choice voting as flawed.
The piece argues for female financial education, citing professor McKeever on money use and a widespread spend pattern. It notes that moral choices govern expenditures, urges parental guidance, and suggests working girls can become self supporting and save toward $500 by age twenty.
A social exhortation urges thrift among youth as moral protection and job training, arguing saving earns healthful employment and aids success in adult life. It questions national admiration for spenders and calls for greater regard for savers.
A fragmented editorial from the Current Journal in Rexburg attacks Gooding in a senatorial race and warns of fiery rhetoric. It notes regional gossip, speculation on Alishie and Kooskia Mountaineer, and jokes about political platforms, marriages, and Panama tolls with a satirical, local tone.
Bill Nye volunteers to fight for his country but quickly clashes with superiors and department chiefs who criticize and work overtime to carp. A shop-wide morale decline follows as one man’s vanity and petty grievances spread through the force, while a barber shop owl anecdote pivots to a satirical assessment of critics and complacent authority.
The council met with most members present except three. A $100 grant was approved for the Fourth of July committee. Inspections were ordered on hillside erosion and river shoreline. A bond issue may be sold to cover cluster lighting and District 10 improvements. Timing for bids and bids on storm sewer were discussed. Bills totaling numerous vendors were approved for payment.
Purely personal notes include Mr and Mrs J W Sessions leaving for Salt Lake on a brief trip and Dr E F Zoerb visiting Clarkson Neb for days to see sister Miss Mary Zoerb. Also advance notice of Mer Stagni Apostolic Delegate to Canada arriving June 13 and a reception at St Dunstan's Cathedral with Bishop O Leary hosting him.
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