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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
4
The Daily Tribune is delivered each evening by carrier in Pocatello. All complaints of whatsoever nature should be made at the office at once.
The piece reflects on Diaz's decline in Spain, his lasting grip on Mexico, and the potential return to rapid presidential turnover after Madero. It notes Mexico's long history of leadership changes, Diaz's unusually long rule, and hints that Madero will soon face rivals willing to challenge him as Diaz did.
Poem excerpt by Emil Carl Aurin from National Magazine praising resilience. It contrasts easy laughter in good times with the feat of smiling through adversity. The piece lauds the hardest triumph as laughing in the face of defeat and reclaiming hope.
A large display of road building machinery is set up on the Elks' lot across from the Y M C A and the Eagles' lot at North Arthur and Clark. Exhibits include Case Company equipment led by Ralph Stewart, Russell Grader Manufacturing machinery, Beall & Company graders, Utah Culvert products, Warren Bros bitulithic pavement, and Bertram Motor Supply displays. Each firm showcases graders, rollers, road plows, scrapers, culverts, and related accessories with several branch offices noted in Racine Portland Spokane Boise and Salt Lake City.
A Los Angeles Times anecdote notes teamsters bragging about whip skills on the plains and performing feats with whips. A cross eyed stranger butts in claiming only Tom Fallon of Sag Harbor found the whip lucrative by pickpocketing.
The Christ in Endeavor World piece recalls Rev Francis EF Clark’s time at Andover Theological Seminary with John Cotton Brooks, brother of Phillips Brooks. A sharp anecdote credits Phillips Brooks with a quip about a sensational Boston preacher and his book The Perfect Horse.
Delegates from Idaho and neighboring states begin the second annual Inter-Mountain Good Roads Convention in Pocatello. The program features talks by E R Sherman and U S surveyor general Darwin Utter on highway funding, road machinery, and interstate routes, plus a Moscow–Boise wrestling event and a Ross Fork excursion.
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