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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
6
The Daily Tribune announces delivery in Pocatello and invites immediate complaints to the office. It lists subscription options with advance payment benefits and notes second class mail status under Associated Press affiliation.
The piece links Flag Day to civic unity and federal reach, urging schools to teach its meaning. It critiques McAdoo's accounting, claiming the true government balance on 30 June 1913 stood at 141 million dollars, shrinking to 8.018 million by 30 September 1915, amid Democratic mismanagement.
The U S attorney general seeks congressional approval to pay a portion of federal prisoner earnings to their families. After 16 years building prisons and improving lands, convicts face unemployment and the piece argues land work yields broader benefits, including skilled trades and reduced crime.
The secretary of the treasury is credited with adding 87 million dollars to the overnight net balance. On Rand 30, 1915 analysts expected about 40 million, but by Oct 1 the balance rose to 2,000.
A compact bed designed for car use folds into nine inches by eight inches for storage. It features a metal and wood frame with angle-iron pieces and a khaki fly that extends over the foot, supported by a braced framework. The head swivels to the running board for transport. From the June Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Godwin's Weekly portrays James J Hill as a self made, energetic pioneer who rose from poverty to visionary leadership. It credits his early life, strategic use of steam power, and mission to lower bread costs while opening lands for homesteaders. The piece lauds his patriotism and lifelong generosity.
The text argues that dirty hands spread disease and promotes hygiene. It references the U S Public Health Service protecting ports, and questions origins of birth and cleanliness as family values.
Partial OCR shows court clerk details and attorney for plaintiff with date line unreadable. Readable entity mentions Sidonia Grosse as deputy clerk and J M Stevens as attorney for the plaintiff.
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