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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
4
The Idaho senate rejected a oleomargarine measure amid a clash of regional priorities between western reclamation needs and southern cotton interests. Proponents argued for developing local substitutes and protecting state industry, while threats of boycotts and tradeoffs were discussed, urging restraint and focus on Idaho’s broader development goals.
A historical newspaper fragment discusses a violent incident involving a Black man accused of attacking a girl. It questions mob action, cautions that courts and juries aren’t infallible, and argues for careful judgment over rush to judgment in the wake of alleged crimes.
In the death of William A. Clark a notable northwest figure has passed. Clark led a long, eventful life and died relatively young for his wealth. He spent vast fortunes to support causes and endeavors, notably tied to the Montana copper industry. The west remembers him as a generous friend with many admirers who mourn his loss.
The article notes Mitchells goal appears in the background as administration allies close in. He spoke freely and seemed truthful about the aircraft situation. It suggests his plan is for construction and development. Now Coeur d Alene seeks a public building at government expense. The writer wonders why not an agricultural college instead, arguing it would be as worthwhile as other state needs.
The trial record indicates that the central issues are clear and both sides acknowledge the main facts. Neither party appears to have overlooked substantial aspects of the affair, suggesting a straightforward proceeding.
A chronological list recalls events from April 1671 when Joseph West became South Carolina governor to 1882 noting Milton S. Latham as California governor. It mentions Dorchester Heights encampment in 1776 and a Kansas bond proposal in 1875 aiding settlers, with garbled trailing text about Yeseppateted.
Celebrations mark anniversaries of Major General Charles P Summerall born in Lake City and 10 years since, with other listed figures Whitlock Sonam Urbana and F Noel born near Lexington ages 56 and 69 respectively, plus Sherman L Whip noted Ros ton lawyer and former political candidate.
Pisces today shows excellent planetary aspects until sundown for constructive effort and new commercial ventures. Avoid risk and social entertainments. later in the day vibrations slow, so exercise self restraint to avoid disappointment. A birthday child will be erratic yet cheerful, loyal, studious, and introspective, with varying health prospects and potential for greater success if prudent. Successful figures born on this date include Samuel Colman and others.
Calvin Coolidge and Charles G. Dawes are to be inaugurated as President and Vice President amid ceremonies and a national broadcast. The Senate meets in an extra session to confirm appointments as the new administration begins with Charles E. Hughes as secretary of state and William M. Jardine in the interior post.
Husband notes a running battle over wardrobe between wife and spring. She argues no new clothes are needed then concedes last season’s suit and dresses are out of date. She discovers last year’s hats look bad this year, while the husband jokes the negative always wins and she gets the new clothes.
A reader asks for guidance on avoiding petting, arguing that strict refusal can backfire. The piece contends girls who gently resist may deter advances, while those who scold risk fueling mockery. it advises calm, nonjudgmental firmness and to avoid moralizing to win respect.
In a children's tale David chats with a giraffe learning why the tall animal needs a long neck and legs to reach leaves. The scene shifts to a family note about Meyer Guggenheim, tracing a path from Swiss origins to American success in coal and finance.
A fragmentary reflection contrasts mythic poet suffering with personal experience. The speaker, skeptical of dooming pain as a muse, recounts extracting teeth hoping to spark verse, only to find torment, uncertainty, and jokes about aging poets. The piece ends with a satirical jab at jazz’s supposed death.
William Henry Harrison’s fatigue at his inaugural ball and several presidents’ bruised hands illustrate dangers of handshakes. The piece argues handshaking spreads germs despite cleanliness, urging opposition through health groups while noting habits resist change.
Mary tends neat rows in various flower beds and tends a pink bush in the garden. Her friend often helps, planting and moving mature plants to a window box as they grow.
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