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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1924
Page
4
The Tribune lists delivery by mail options with prices in advance for six months at 4.76 and one year at 9.00. The notice notes registration at the Pocatello Idaho office and second class mailing.
U S wage statistics in the 1922 Abstract show large postwar gains across occupations with 1922 versus 1913 percentages from 57 in marble setters to 167 for bakers. Railroad wages rose from 757 to 1622 annually, manufacturing and farm labor show substantial per-worker increases, western regions highest. The piece notes labor’s share in production costs and argues tariff politics and Republican aims to boost efficiency and lower prices.
Today offers cautious guidance with focus on tried methods and patient effort. A birthday reading notes minor infancy infirmities with diligent care, urges self control over self will, and emphasizes sacrifice and unselfishness to nurture character development.
A columnist warns about Andy and Midge a couple at school with Midge using affection for attention. Advice urges telling Andy of her true nature after exams to avoid heartbreak. The piece notes his potential anger may fade once summer frees him from the closed school environment.
Local observer CLAYAS WILLIAMS notes a late hour mood as residents linger in Suburban Heights. A man seen carrying a bag appears reflective, while neighbors question the meaning of the scene in quiet streets.
Peggy hides behind a rock and meets a small brown creature cutting twigs. The creature resembles a muskrat but insists he is a jeweller and not a beaver, though he dislikes the name. Peggy compares him to Billy Beaver, but he clarifies his self identity.
A historical list notes key anniversaries including the founding of San Francisco's first Baptist church in 1849, the 1922 acquittal of Illinois Governor Small, and other events such as the 1894 Carnot assassination, 1897 Newfoundland discovery anniversary, and 1921 Aland Islands awarded to Finland.
Peggy questions local life as Mr Mountain Beaver invites her on a tour of the valley. The exchange hints at humorous pond and meadow folk dynamics and a casual, rural encounter.
Today features the St John the Baptist festival in Masonic circles and the Knights Templar Vermont anniversary at Middlebury. The Grover Cleveland Association wreaths the late president at Prince ton cemetery on death anniversary. Delaware era events include a Democratic convention in Madison Square Garden led by Cordell Hull and a Great War veterans reunion in Newfoundland. International anti prohibition congress opens in London while Canada discusses good roads cooperation in St Andrews. A humorous home office diary and a nature tale about beavers appear amid the day’s odd mix of notes.
The item lists several birthdays with unclear names and places such as Gustave Charpentier in Alsace Lorraine and George Burdett Ford linked to city planning. The text is severely garbled with many stray phrases and no clear events or dates.
A list of conventions opening today across multiple associations including the National Association of Travelers Aid Societies in West Baden and Boston master plumbers, New England fire chiefs in San Diego, Southern California dental association in Cedar Point, Ohio teachers in Cincinnati, Christian Endeavor Societies in Fort Dodge, and other state and regional groups across Wisconsin Virginia North Carolina and more.
Etienne Clementel has been appointed Minister of Finance in the new French cabinet. A leading authority on economic questions, he served in multiple ministerial roles during the war and has long been active in Auvergne. He formerly led departments including post and telegraph, labor, agriculture, and commerce, and chaired key economic committees.
President Harding and his party were greeted in Denver underscoring the arrival as a notable stop. In Tokyo, technical schools now offer architecture classes for girls signaling expanding educational opportunities abroad.
A college professor warns that modern entertainments move society toward crime citing Nero Captain Kidd and jazz as corrupting influences. The passage uses satirical verse to critique changing morals and public behavior amid a political campaign environment.
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