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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
6
United States life insurance sales surged in the first two months of the year. Industry leaders credit rising prosperity, higher earnings, and expanded coverage schemes including group life, corporate policies, and favorable tax treatment for driving the surge.
The article outlines progressive inheritance tax rates from 1 percent to 40 percent for estates, citing a hypothetical $50,000,000 estate paying over $18 million in tax. It notes rich individuals use life insurance to cover taxes and simplify multi state administration, and recounts a state blocking stock transfers until inheritance taxes are settled. Insurance agents argue insurance estates are largely taxed at the source.
The Hockey association with patronage of hing George and presidents Prince Arthur and Connaught controls about 1,500 hockey clubs across England and Wales through its joint umbrella with the All England Women’s Hockey association.
For 27 years Dr N J Cooke has trained University of Minnesota basketball players in continuous service. He has guided the cage teams through many seasons and earned a reputation for steady leadership and coaching consistency.
Golf enthusiasts of all ages may learn or practice their game at an all weather school in Kensington. The facility lets players enjoy shelter and practice throughout the day and evening, with mammoth electric lights providing illumination after dark.
The notable English player Mabel Bryant began her international career almost 24 years ago. She played last year against Scotland Wales and the United States and is now touring South America on an exhibition tour.
Vermont native sons have led the nation through presidential succession. Chester A Arthur, born in Vermont, became president after Garfield's death, in New York. Calvin Coolidge, another Green Mountain State native, succeeded Harding, from Massachusetts, after his death.
Washington reports surge of visitors for the upcoming inauguration with hotels enforcing a four day stay requirement for March 4 bookings to avoid confusion. Officials promise no rate increases during the inauguration period.
McCall gears up for a winter carnival starting March 4 featuring ski jumping by Lloyd Johnson and A Romstadt, ski racing and ski joring behind horses, plus snowshoe horse races on Puvelle Lake. Organizers invite visitors to join in the excitement with exhibitions on the lake and timber hillside slopes.
The Rex screens Let Er Buck on Thursday with Hoot Gibson and a lineup of infamous extras. Names listed include No Name Whistling Annie Mrs. Wiggs Lightfoot Hotfoot Bill McAdoo Okanogan Wriggies and Monkey Wrench, claimed to boost entertainment value.
A Strand showing features The Thundering Herd a vigorous blend of entertainment and instruction based on true history set in 1876 West with buffalo herds wolves bears and nomadic tribes. A Capitol bill includes Oh! Sector or Oh Noctor a risible dream sequence comedy with Reginald Tenny and a risqué setup ending in a humorous misadventure.
A commentator places Dante among the six greatest thinkers to crystallize humanity’s range of experience through the Inferno Purgatorio and Paradiso allegories. The work is seen as a supreme effort to epitomize human experience with no single moral theme.
The extraordinary film based on the Inferno allegory opens at the Capitol theatre Wednesday for four days with Louis Stone and Conrad Nagel in leading roles. Pathe News two reel Mack Sennett comedy Little Robinson Corkscrew and a Cross Word Puzzle complete the bill.
A photoplay titled Cheaper to Marry opened last night at the Orpheum theatre. The drama condemns modern flouting of conventions and argues matrimony is the best and safest policy, proving its point with a powerful lesson.
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