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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
4
The memory of Fred Reed inspires a proposed memorial as the American Falls dam project gains public attention. Reed, a key figure in irrigation development and reclamation, urged settlers to persist and contributed to immediate needs in Twin Falls and Boise before his death, leaving a lasting statewide impact.
The piece criticizes motorists for hogging parking spaces in Pocatello and urges courtesy on narrow streets. It also critiques the Idaho State Board of Education for demanding the resignation of the Idaho Technical Institute president, arguing that punishing state institutions for ethical differences harms advancement.
A collage of opinion and incident items critiques postal rate effects on revenue and consumer burden, flags Idaho Governor Jarline’s farm policy remarks, notes a libel suit against editor Jim Arizona over milk formaldehyde claims, mentions a former pianist now a prison newspaper circulation agent, and ponders readjustments in France and the handling of letters across ages.
The article honors the American flag as a symbol of freedom and principle. It cites Congress bestowing the 1777 flag design and urges annual Flag Day observance on June 14, highlighting national unity and steadfast citizenship.
A reflective column compares historic voyage times with modern progress from Columbus to airship travel and high speed liners. It envisions faster round trips, rapid crossings, and the restless drive of a nation pushing technological frontiers. It notes Amundsen’s polar search and cites Canton clashes with Cantonese rioters firing on an American gunboat.
Thirteen more appeals from the decisions of the board of county commissioners have been filed by the district court clerk. Cases involve lease for court house quarters and issues over bill verification and session calls. The item also notes a Georgia-bound letter from C J Johnson and local notices about a drug store refit and a possible steamship wreck involving Dan Lyons near New Zealand.
A proposal seeks to rent the opera house for a competition among three or four city orchestras with a 25 cent admission to benefit a school fund. If some orchestra declines, the proposer will offer free services with an entire evening of music to any organization.
The editorial urges calm, balanced views in Bannock county politics amid bitter election feuds and appeals. It notes upcoming events including a St Valentines ball by the Eastern Star, a Brownie Glee club surprise, and local social happenings. Reports from Malad, Preston, Lewiston, Albion, and Shoshone mention deer hunting, phone-line hopes to Minidoka, and limited shop work in Shoshone.
Injured worker travels to Ogden for treatment after a fire incident in the chine shops. Fire department responded Tuesday evening and issued a discharge. A revival meeting is set for next Monday at the city hall inviting all interested to attend.
Gemini today shows brighter planetary aspects than yesterday with a calm Sunday vibe. Avoid quarrels at home, pursue outdoor recreation or reading, and guard happiness. a child born today may face illness before maturity but with care can overcome it. Notable figures born June 14 include Harriet Beecher Stowe and John McCormack.
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