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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
6
The Daily Tribune announces evening home delivery by car in Pocatello Idaho. All complaints should be addressed to the office at once. It is entered at the Pocatello post office for second class mail transmission.
An analysis contrasts Democratic tariff policies with Republican revenue claims, noting higher imports and lower revenue under the Democratic system. It cites April 1916 figures, compares ten month periods, and highlights a favorable trade balance amid wartime exports. The piece also critiques the Wilson administration on civil service appointments, dancing teachers, and the broader political climate, then shifts to the commencement season and demand for educated graduates.
The piece notes the 25th anniversary of the University of Chicago with honors to John D. Rockefeller for his endowment. It recalls the 1890 charter, 1892 opening, and growth to over 50 000 alumni. mentions commencements at Rutgers and Princeton, Fordham’s jubilee, and West Point class of 1916 with Baker and army commanders attending.
A collection of varied opinions and reader comments on current topics. Readers share diverse views, reflections, and reactions, offering a snapshot of public sentiment and individual perspectives on ongoing issues.
A dressmaker designer marries a traveling salesman who asks her to keep her job for a year. He fails to advance, moves away, and her salary rises. After seven years he remains away six months at a time while she builds a career and social circle. Her dream of home and children seems unrealizable as their bond weakens.
An editorial contrasts two summer homes. One posts No Trespassing and threatens legal action, while the other invites guests to enjoy the grounds as long as flowers and woods are protected. The piece asks which estate suffers less damage by spring.
The Coeur d'Alene Journal cites a Chicago Herald musical critique that playfully argues midcontinent states remain part of the West. It highlights Miss Nielson Terry's performance on Charmant Oisen with striking high notes and dramatic technique, inviting comparison with The Arizona Kicker.
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