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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
4
A fragment from the Tataha Daily Tribune shows an editor and manager note from Pocatello urging readers to send complaints to the office. It outlines subscription payment options and rates, including advance payment benefits and semi weekly terms for one year.
The piece argues that Democrats failed to lower living costs, citing a Labor Department report showing a 5 percent overall rise in food prices since 1912, with meats up 10 percent. It contends tariffs are not primary price drivers and attributes higher costs to global conditions, aligning with Republican critique.
A syndicate editorial argues colleges are increasingly run as business ventures seeking endowments. A 25 year class reunion highlights donors pressured to give 25 dollars, exposing alumni financial strain. It questions whether equipment and facilities justify the fundraising drive and promotes leadership and teaching as core education.
An analysis of women graduates facing future choices after commencement. The piece notes many return home, some receive family support, while others pursue bread winning careers. It contrasts liberal arts study with practical typing work and questions necessity of four years of classics for such roles.
The piece argues women should join the working world and contribute to production. It argues competition benefits men by pushing them to work harder and that educated girls entering labor markets add efficiency to food production rather than depriving men of jobs.
Opinion piece arguing the war created a protected U S market and urging Congress to act on tariff policy through the Wilson administration. It cites rail regulation flaws, hopes for peacetime revival, and calls for renewed protection to revive US manufacturing formerly sourced from Germany. It notes manufacturers seeking domestic production postwar and the need to bolster tariffs to sustain market gains.
The Idaho Falls Times comments on a man's right to quit a job if it doesn't suit him. It argues a man should leave when the position does not fit his abilities or expectations.
The Caldwell Tribune argues against sweeping bans in a reflective editorial. It compares automobile deaths in Canyon county to alcoholism over generations and warns that prohibitions tend to expand beyond initial aims.
The Idaho Review blasts the term His Excellency as social climbing and inappropriate for Idaho officials. It argues the title has no constitutional basis here and serves only to flatter higher authorities who control jobs. It urges officials to retain self respect and drop the pomp.
Vernon C. Peck and Margery Chapman were married at her North Harrison home in a 4 pm ceremony conducted by Rev. Arthur Saunders. The bride wore ivory charmeuse and marine net lace, with maid of honor Bess O’Melveny and bridesmaids Felicia Chapman and Minnie Camomile. Best man Dayton Peck. After a wedding supper the couple left for Portland then return to Ely to reside. Out of town guests included W Victor of Rupert Idaho R Jones of Logan Utah and Minnie Camomile of Salt Lake City.
Members of the Royal Highlanders will gather at Roberts Jewelry Store Monday at 8 oclock for the election of officers. Mrs W R Dawson is named secretary and treasurer in the Advt notice.
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