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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
4
The article argues that Italy’s victory uplifts allied spirits and strengthens resolve rather than solely benefiting Italy. It praises American resolve and warns against gloom, predicting a sustained Allied push and a possible end to the Hun threat by year’s end as German forces shift to the Austrian line.
A wartime appeal highlights 8700 casualties of death wounds and capture to convey the need for continued financial aid. Readers are urged to pledge savings and buy War Savings Stamps so resources reach soldiers in action and those who fight and die for the nation.
Farmers in Niagara county faced labor shortages for peaches and experimented with organized gangs and uniform pay. A foreman would plan standards, stages of work, and housing to attract workers, a businesslike approach seen as improving efficiency over scattered individual efforts.
Detroit June 14. A Fourth of July message from Lord Northcliffe urges American boys to be prepared to fight if needed and to contribute now through thrift stamps Red Cross work and helping families as world war continues. He links American and British youth in a shared struggle for liberty and justice.
A poem written for The Tribune portrays a prisoner subjected to relentless abuse from labeling and social ostracism to rumors and public shaming. It asks readers if this treatment would be justified if the prisoner were their own kin and challenges cruelty across family and community.
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as kidney and bladder relief. A separate Idaho Bannock County district court summons in Daisy Lewis vs Thomas H. Lewis seeks a divorce for desertion, with court dates and clerk details.
The Tribune announces ad submission deadlines for evening trains from Pocatello. Display ads must be at the Tribune office the day before publication, reading ads by 10 am on publication day, and classified ads by noon. The rule will be enforced strictly to align with other evening publications.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho Ban nock County a notice of attachment issued June 17 1918 against the property of defendant Fisher Alley George H Fisher and George Alley in Pocatello Idaho. Clerk W Pomeroy dated June 11 1918. Pp C O Malley attorney for plaintiff.
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