Printing outside Pocatello drives local printing controversy
A local column argues that wholesale and retail firms in Pocatello buy outside printing when price advantages exist. It cites higher local wage scales as a key factor, urging cooperation with employers and wage readjustment to keep business from leaving the city. It stresses the need for practical thinking during hard times.
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University of Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho
University, Southern Branch
Boise
Blackfoot
Downey
Grace
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho Falls
Lewiston
Moscow
Nampa
Sandpoint
Twin Falls
Yakima
America
United States Department of Labor
Pocatello Typographical Union No. 491
Statesman Wanted to Invent Taxes for Public Burden
The World Court may handle whether French potato bugs threaten German and Dutch potato crops. The speaker mocks ideal leaders who craft taxes others must bear, calling it a rare chance for an ambitious politician to rise.
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Germany
Holland
Idaho
Idaho Pioneers Remember Franklin Roots On Pioneer Day
The Idaho Pioneer day observance at Franklin marked Idaho’s first permanent settlement from 1860 1864. Governor Ross attended with remarks, as surviving pioneers including John Corbridge aged 90 and Mary A Hall 80 were noted. Franklin honored the early settlers with a program and address by Governor C Ben Ross.
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Idaho
Franklin
John Corbridge
Fairview
Mary A. Hall
Whitney
James Handy
Jeanette Rankin
C. Ben Ross
Feeding the Family at Low Cost
A reader from Washington requests a copy of the bulletin Feeding the Family at Low Cost from The Pocatello Tribune. The sender encloses five cents for return postage and handling.
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Washington
The
Pocatello Tribune
Peter Rabbit Encounters a Mysterious Giant Footprint
Peter Rabbit notices a massive, puzzling footprint in the Green Forest and wonders who made it. He compares it with familiar animal tracks, concluding it could not be a normal print and suspects an unknown intruder. The tale ends as a segue to the next story.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Mrs. Grouse
Farmer Brown
Honker
Paddy
Beaver
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions
A set of ten questions covering French gloss, Catholic terms, geography Greenland ownership, etymology of wig, ring etiquette, world’s tallest peak, oldest republic, author of Tales of a Wayside Inn, location of Lake Tanganyika, and the Spanish explorer who found the Pacific.
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Greenland
Lake Tanganyika
The
Pacific
Senate Candidates File Their Expense
Boise June 16 Two weak candidates for the United States senate spent more than any candidate in the primary reported to date. W Orr Chapman Twin Falls spent 1503 and J Wesley Holden Idaho Falls spent 1519. James P Pope Boise the Democratic nominee spent 369 with other Democrats Dr Owen Stratton Salmon 520 G P Mix Moscow 628 and Harry S Kessler Boise 549. John Thomas Republican nominee spent 672.
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Boise
United States Senate
W. Orr Chapman
Twin Falls
J. Wesley Holden
Idaho Falls
James P. Pope
Owen T. Stratton
Salmon
G. P. Mix
Moscow
Harry S. Kessler
John Thomas
Pocatello Chamber Luncheon Highlights Fort Hall Events
The regular weekly forum luncheon of the Pocatello chamber featured R. F. Hamilton as principal speaker on the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration and legion convention. President Nate Black led, with music by Anderson School of Music and violin solos by Dean Brown and Olga Hines.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
R. F. Hamilton
W. W. Staley
School of Mines
U. of I
Idaho Falls
Mr. Hamilton
Black
Bomb Proves Relic At Washington Bonus Rally
Investigations found a misidentified device near a military billet was an old Mills hand grenade with powder and cap removed. Police say it was likely a war relic carried by one of the 12,000 demonstrators in Washington demanding bonus payment.
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Washington
Indian Babies Win Awards at Fort Hall Clinic
At the two day baby clinic held at the agency hospital Fort Hall Idaho, ten of the seventeen prizes went to full blood Indian babies and girls dominated the awards. A committee led by head nurse Mrs Nellie B Jensen reviewed scores before presenting prizes including outfits blankets and bath tubs to winners ranging in age from under six months to two years. The Fort Hall delegation planned to attend a three day extension workers conference in Bozeman Mont but the Mormon cricket outbreak delayed travel.
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Fort Hall
Idaho
George Moss
Henry
Elsie Moss
Agency Hospital
Edna Papse
Jim
Josie Papse
Keneelia Bache
William
Lizzie Bache
Floriene A. Broncho
Simon and
Rosie Martin
Josephine Evening
Charley
Susie Evening
Minerva Osborne
Jessie Osborne
Charline Hardy
Joe
Marie Hardy
Edith George
Mission
Sadie George
Bernita Broncho
Alfred
Marie Broncho
Mildred Peyope
Wilford
Capitola Peyope
Zelma Edmo
LaMose
Jane Edma
Pascelita Broncho
Daniel
Rebecca Broncho
Byron Baker Jimmie
Harrison
Pauline Baker Jimmie
Charles Yellow
John
Alice Yellow
Nellie B. Jensen
Agency
Draft Coolidge Movement Starts
A New Jersey led movement prompted a secret meeting of delegates from several states to draft Calvin Coolidge for the presidency. They acted as individuals seeking an outstanding orator to sway the convention and voiced dissatisfaction with Hoover’s record and stance on prohibition.
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Chicago
New Jersey
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Prohibion
Crossword Puzzle from Today’s Telegraphed Clues
A long list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues from a newspaper puzzle. Entries include terms for chunks of metal, fish, body parts, legal and literary terms, and common puzzle words, interspersed with difficulty hints and partial word hints.
Why Women Sacrifice for Children in Modern Family Life
An essay contrasts parenting joys with the burden of constant care. It argues healthy children can feed themselves if mothers stop over caregiving pleasures, urging restraint and self respect. It warns against overbearing maternal sacrifice and stresses letting children become themselves.
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Betsy
Bobbie
Helen Marie
Tire tax to raise about a quarter million in Idaho
Boise tire dealer Oscar J. Grim estimates the federal levy on automobile tires will raise about 250000 dollars in Idaho. The tax is two and a quarter cents per pound for casings and four cents per pound for inner tubes, pushing wheel prices toward one dollar. He notes over 100000 cars and 15000 trucks are registered in the state with motorists using two or more tires yearly.
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Boise Statesman
the Statesman
Defenbach
Idaho
Byron Defenbach
Boise
Oscar J. Grim
Grant delay for Dotsero cut off
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railway a third extension to start the Dotsero cut-off linking to the Denver and Salt Lake lines. Officials said funds could not be raised now. The extension runs until September 15.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Company
Dotsero
Denver & Salt Lake Railway
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Hearings Set On Cream Price Discrimination In Idaho
Twin Falls will host a June 24 hearing on alleged illegal price discrimination by Swift & Co. The Idaho attorney general summoned the firm to present May records under a 1923 act. If evidence supports the claim, action could revoke Swift & Co. charter to operate in Idaho.
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Boise
Twin Falls
Swift & Co
Bureau of Dairying
Idaho
Bureau
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