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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
4
The notice states Patera is designated at the Pocatello Idaho post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The Pocatello Tribune reflects on the 1898 Spanish American War enlistment in Idaho, noting the training camp system, public sentiment, and a roll of volunteers from the Idaho regiment. It lists many Pocatello names and honors those who served, some not returning, and praises their loyalty and patriotism.
Col. Roosevelt endorses Charles E Hughes, elevating self above partisanship to back a cool level headed candidate. Senator Borah’s Tribune remarks echo the plan, with California Governor Johnson's endorsement joining the bipartisan ticket. The policy appears clear and likely to prevail next November.
In a pre campaign note President Wilson says nations' interests become Americas interests as the world fights. He warns Congress that preparedness misinforms risk and that arming the citizenry could unbalance the nation amid a distant war.
The message calls for real money and steady effort to run a grand Fourth of July celebration in Pocatello. It notes spontaneous past attempts were weak and urges the subscription committee and local club members to brace up and back a bigger, more enthusiastic event for the city.
The Northwestern Investment Company advertises several affordable homes on South Fifth South Fourth North Grant and an extra lot. Prices range from 1300 to 2800 with cash plus monthly payments. Also offers farm loans and fire insurance from 326 W Clark St with phone 417 Pocatello.
The article portrays Villa as a remarkable figure who was fatally shot, yet active in enlisting troops for Carranza, and moving across northern and western Mexico. It notes his ability to multitask and his calm resolve to avoid capture despite dangers.
The remarks by Woodrow warn against attempts to form a national power structure. The public framing suggests the same accusation could be leveled at contemporary Democratic actions as reflected by the observed party activities.
A fragment frames the United States as leading the greatest export trade in history amid a vast global war, asserting obvious truths about economic might and universal conflict. The remark contrasts war’s scale with trade success and implies broad, shared conditions.
Fragmentary text mentions Gedoit of Pe Pape and menacing B's, with garbled lines about American pubs rising. The readable portion hints at a cryptic dialogue or editorial note but provides no clear event or names.
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