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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
2
The opening of bids for paving reveals a wide range of figures for different materials. City council faces higher taxes from trunk sewers and sidewalks, yet value received justifies the costs. The piece argues for prudent spending and civic faith amid debate over material choices and municipal governance.
The fragment states a broad constitutional phrase about responsibility and authority, but lacks concrete details, names, places, or events to identify a specific news item or action.
The poem recalls Leve standing at an open door with sad eyes and swelling heart. He seems to resist Helain as old love resurfaces, raising doubts about a forgotten romance. Tears fill the eyes as love seems to return to the vacant dwelling.
In a Detroit Free Press item, a frugal exchange over who pays for lunch leads to a tense moment as friends nearly let one person overdo a gesture. The dialogue captures a nervous, humorous scene of shared credit.
A Washington Herald snippet satirizes language lessons with jokes about speaking French to avoid high costs in Paria. It plays on pretended identities as a preacher, Russian, or Spaniard to amuse readers.
A brief note from the New York Telegram explains the phrase to speak by the card as an exclamatory expression like The deuce. It reflects slang usage in informal discourse.
A fragmentary note claims a husband hides a Boston Transcript hoard from his wife. The text implies secrecy and possession but lacks full context or details.
A nostalgic piece extols nightly twilight storytelling for children and adults alike. It emphasizes storytelling’s moral influence, vitality for all ages, and the joy of shared tales around a blazing fire, promising lifelong benefits and renewed youth.
An old advertisement notes taking Chanberieri tablets to aid the stomach naturally. Sold by all druggists.
Tom LeSieur chief of the Indian police at Fort Hall arrives with Mrs Clara Silver wife of a Batinock tribesman to be examined on a charge of assault. The case stems from Mrs Jessie Marshall accusing Clara’s husband of fathering her newborn. In a fracas Clara Silver struck Marshall leaving injuries and signaling a possible defense of justifiable force under tribal law.
Description of German practice storing mangele with mangels piled and covered by straw and soil, opening on the south for bundles of straw, and moving straw bundles into the pile when weather permits.
The text argues fall plowing is preferred for corn land to be manured in winter and spring. It suggests coarse manure can be disked in without difficulty when plowed under, noting considerations for effective incorporation.
The text discusses beet soil needs and notes a mix for roses including twelve percent clay and ample sand? references to farm practices and adapted soils for roses. The fragmentary note mentions man nest grades of sand and farm guidance.
The article outlines affordable egg based recipes to replace meat in meals. It describes baked eggs with cheese and Italian eggs, plus variations with sausages or ham, using tomato sauce, onion, parsley, and olive oil to create nourishing dishes.
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