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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
4
A Tribune column urges replacing aging short lived trees in Pocatello with hardy lasting varieties. It argues many are dying though not from drought or pests and cites historical pioneers using quick growth poplars. The piece advocates thoughtful planting to beautify homes and support wildlife and community spirit.
A brisk column rails at fashion resort spenders selling overcoats to insure losses while warning of a looming coal shortage. It scorns political maneuvers in Frisco over spike policy, criticizes Bolshevik plots in Mexico, and urges united labor leadership. The piece also cites President Lee and Mr. Hoover on unions and disarmament within the League of Nations.
In Idaho history a July Fourth clash on Craig's Mountain ends with thirteen soldiers killed and a later volunteer charge led by Captain Randall. The assault near Mt Idaho tests Perry's leadership as I ndian attacks deepen and volunteers rally from Howard to Cot tonwood.
A discourse on journalism emphasizing accuracy and objectivity. It argues reporters publish only what happened, strive for impartiality, and resist sensationalism, noting publishers serve the public and face consequences for fake stories. The piece ends warning skeptics to seek understanding.
Northward cattle movement continues as about 200 000 animals shipped into Texas last fall left western Texas for northwest pastures. The trend echoes 1916 1917 and 1918 when Texas drought strained cattle with southern herds finding feed in northern regions. Maud Adams debuted on stage with J K Ommet in My Friend Fitz, first New York appearance September 10 1883 in The Paymaster.
Poem reflecting political clashes over Prohibition and party platforms in Idaho. The speaker satirizes division within families and groups, noting shifts from sentiment to action, recalling picnics with beer and arguing for a new platform backed by bourbon, beer and gin against Bryan’s grape juice.
Mrs Isabella Coffin and Miss Pazandak led cheese demonstrations at Swan Lake and Virginia. About eighteen pounds of American cheese produced. Two dress form making classes announced for Central and Swan Lake. Picnic at Lava Hot Springs drew four thousand farmers and business leaders. Idaho Governor Davis praised resources. Dean Iddings spoke on modern agriculture. Pocatello band provided music. afternoon events included ball game, bucking contest, races, swimming.
The Board of Trustees of Pocatello Independent School District Number One invites bids by June 28 1920 at 5 pm for a one story school building on lots 9 to 28 block 3 Victory Park Townsite near Pocatello Idaho. Drawings available with Marcus Grund architect. A 500 dollar certified check and a 60 percent surety bond required. The district may reject any bids. Signed Dr Joseph Clothier Clerk. 1 16 18 21 23 25 26
In the District Court of the United States Eastern Division District of Idaho F C Hautt filed for discharge in bankruptcy. Creditors and interested parties must show cause why the prayer should not be granted by appearing before August and filing grounds of opposition within ten days thereafter. Referee in Bankruptcy B O White certifies the notice dated June 26.
The Tribune provides delivery to any location in the city for 600 cents per month, offering readers convenient access to news and issues.
The Boston theatre in Boston was opened September 11, 1854 and was then hailed as the world’s most elegant and largest. Dancer Fanny Ellsler earned 35000 dollars on her American tour in 1841 and 1842. Senator Harding left Washington for rest with an undisclosed destination, planned to be away until Tuesday.
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