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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
4
Community goodwill trips spark Idaho interstate ties
Community leaders from Pocatello visit Aberdeen and Springfield to inspect Grimm Alfalfa seed activity as California and Idaho business ties strengthen. A San Francisco chamber delegation is due, with aims to foster cooperation, expand markets, and boost upstate prosperity.
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Pocatello
Aberdeen
Springfield
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Evening Times
Twin Falls
San Francisco
Idaho
California
West
Middle West
Rope Bill Borah Duel Sparks Idaho Politics Wryly
Washington political writer warns a Republican National Committee faction uses fund pressure to defeat anti leadership senators and congressmen. Idaho readers recall local humor as they picture eastern reformers trying to rope Bill Borah, a longtime state political stronghold, in a blow to native influence.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Idaho
Senator Borat
Bill Borah
Bill
Caldwell
News-Tribune
Secret to steady farming progress through daily winter work
A small farmer explains his method of staying busy daily in winter to improve his home and farm. He lists tasks such as building paths, repairing fences, maintaining machinery, and tidying yards, arguing steady, practical effort reduces waste and boosts prosperity when spring arrives. The piece also notes a new Turkish law requiring officials to wear Turkish-made clothing.
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Turkey
Mother Brown Gets a Clumsy Scolding in Clothespin Mixup
In Thornton Burgess tale Mother Brown finds her clothespin bag filled with stray twigs and wire. Jenny Wren and Mr Wren scold her, then reveal they placed the sticks there to build a nest. They quietly retrieve the material and work fast at the yard, leaving Mother Brown amused and humbled.
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Mother Brown
Thornton W. Burgess
Jenny Wren
Mr. Wren
Jenny
Wrens
Mr Wren
Mrs. Brown
She
The Mystery of Woman and the Venus Visitor
A discussion argues that woman’s nature remains unknowable to men and that marriages fail from misunderstandings. It suggests treating women as a different order of life, like visitors from Venus, to reduce tears and curses and emphasize lasting distinction between the sexes.
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Earth
Venus
Kipling
Baby congressman Hartley Jr and youth on Capitol Hill
Washington profile of Pred A Hartley Jr, the 26 year old representative from New Jersey, and his 24 year old secretary W Manley Sheppard. The piece highlights his rapid rise from city commissioner at 10, to state roles, his tight election margins, and party skepticism about his age versus platform. He recalls taunts and threats from foes during his path to Congress.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
House of Repreasutatives
Capitol Hill
A Hartley, Jr
W Manley Sheppard
Hartley
New Jersey
Kearny
Republican County Committee
Congress
Republican
Bayonne
Hartley’s Youthful Campaign Nets Seat in Congress
Hartley used a slogan about a 24 year old carrying America to Paris and a 26 year old to Washington. He faced a recount costing $12 000 after a 549 vote gap and 136 900 ballots were recounted to yield an official 344 vote majority. He accepted election, flew to Washington to file, and aims to be seen not heard, planning no new legislation for two years. He is father of three and vows to serve his constituents for another term.
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Hartley
America
Paris
Eighth Congressional District
Washington
Tle
Congress
More Truth Than Poetry by James J Montague
A critic surveys contrasting voices in a dramatic scene. The villain’s rhetoric is loud and hateful while the heroine remains gentle and soft spoken. The action shifts to a moonlit Los Angeles night where a single line erupts with a deafening roar.
Poem Fragment Reflects on Attraction and Respect
A masculine speaker contemplates beauty and life as a spell of romance. He respects a woman as central but questions whether she truly presents her best, noting her powerful delivery when she roars out lines.
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