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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune listing shows the paper’s office in Pocatello Idaho, editor Chasg Sumner as manager, and Associated Press membership. It notes classified rate details and advance payment advantages for subscriptions over a month, with figures partially legible.
The essay highlights the strain on teachers during summer vacations as parents rely on them to shape discipline and daily life. It contrasts low pay and isolation with the noble service of educators, urging greater social support and recognition for teachers amid broader debates on Mexican affairs and national stability.
The piece warns that extortion via threats remains common in cities and politics. It cites police handling of famous schemes against Cunard and New Haven railroad, notes threats from Mafia and Camorra, and accuses public offices and corporations of paying to avoid open conflict.
The daily Mexican news highlights death, destitution and a paralyzed industry. It argues resource wealth is tied up by folly, with land and food costs rising while idle land could feed millions. Mines forests and a strong economy could attract American business.
The piece urges graduates to pursue service over mere personal gain. It argues that individual business competition harms collective progress and that community growth comes from coordinated effort led by thoughtful, educated leaders. It calls on educated youth to repay the investment in their training by contributing to social betterment.
In a senate debate over Senator Brady's amendment to provide 15000 for Professor Shattuck at Moscow University the plan to use lumber by products and mill waste was defended while Senator Bristow Kansas mocked the program as a stump pulling job. The appropriation passed amid Bristow's jibes and the Sandpoint Review notes his lack of common sense.
A meditation on longing and sacrifice contrasts a monk’s life with worldly love. While friends celebrate, the narrator recalls the inmate’s hunger for human warmth and the cost of a life shut from the world. The poem closes with a stark image of prayer beneath a vast starry sky.
A. T. Warner promotes the Frontier Days spectacle in Walla Walla for three days beginning September 17. The event promises a massive wild west show with Indian and cowboy riders, roping, trick riding, and a five mile street pageant featuring stage coaches, trains, trappers, and costumes.
Fifty years after the Kearsarge sank the Confederate cruiser Alabama off Cherbourg the U S ship Kearsarge crew survivors met at the American House in Boston to renew acquaintances and swap stories. The Alabama had been feared for its commerce raiding and the Alabama claims dispute with Britain arose after the war.
A local advert touts an outstanding Sunday dinner at the town’s best eatery with a modest price of 35 cents. The short notice highlights quality meals and convenient dining.
Taxpayers of Bannock county are notified that under new regulations four percent interest is added to the second installment of taxes, and should be governed accordingly, L. B. CASE Assessor.
Preliminary hearing for Trego editor of the Blackfoot publican on libel charges involving Miss Alice Beach, Bingham County School Superintendent, ends with binding over to district court for $500 and release on own recognizance. A damage suit against the Blackfoot editor follows.
Evening and holiday sightseeing car operates Sundays with capacity for twenty five passengers. Flexible routes and destinations offered. Call Ash at Bell 167 to arrange rides.
An old classified ad promotes a Sunday supper at the Don Cafe located at 323 N. Main. The brief note touts a best Sundayaint fancy meal with a low price and casual dining.
Tomorrow afternoon the McCammon club and about eight to ten local shooters will contest at the town trap range east of town near Staley's grist house. The event promises strong competition with five or six squads on the firing line and shells and targets available on the ground. Enthusiasts from the area are urged to attend. participation is open to non members as well.
Don Cafe advertises a Sunday dining deal claiming the best din in town with a 3 percent value highlight. The fragment suggests a casual cafe setting and a promotional focus on Sunday meals.
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