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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
4
The piece urges readers to beautify homes as spring arrives with flowers and vines. It praises flowering plants to attract tourists and adds that planting sweet peas, roses, and vines will beautify yards. The writer calls gardening a peaceful, constructive duty that enhances life and community appeal.
The Pocatello Y M C A announces April 20 to 26 for its annual roundup. R R Wolf begins as general secretary, bringing extensive Y M C A experience. A board of trusted local directors backs Wolf as the group renews service to develop manhood in Gate City.
The article notes Senator Borah's claim that living in Washington weakens a man’s backbone and concerns about such influence on Congress. It adds Idaho’s delegation showing no evident spinal deficiency, while Borah and Gooding are described as frequently speaking out of turn.
A local couple used an airplane method to travel when the machine landed a spill occurred but no injuries were reported. The incident reflects common mishaps associated with such travel modes in the area.
The report notes Senator Couzens faces questions after an internal revenue inquiry found his tax returns missing ten million dollars. Couzens claims he was disciplined for his committee activity, suggesting broader issues with accountability and oversight.
A fragmented note discusses Senator Couzens and concerns over twelve million in pocketed sums not appearing on income tax reports. It mentions appropriations and discreet legislative acts as backdrop to ongoing political contention.
Dicky notices Mrs Water Spider building underwater, exposing a silken egg-shaped nest beneath a weed. The spider explains her air bubble house and hints at a growing family while inviting Dicky to visit again. He leaves amused and eager to share the tale with his mother.
1776 A canal connecting Liverpool and Manchester was completed. 1825 Fitzedward Hall born at Troy N Y celebrated philologist who bequeathed to Harvard a famous collection of Oriental manuscripts. 1850 Peter H Burnett first governor of California delivered inaugural message at San Jose. 1856 The first American store in Tucson Arizona opened by Solomon Warner. 1916 Russians crashed in German salient south of Dvinsk and captured trenches toward Vilna. 1917 President Wilson summoned congress to extra session on grave questions. 1921 Governor Hart signed a bill making baseball bribery punishable by fine and imprisonment.
Philadelphia manufacturers report dull demand in eastern cities while western farming regions show strong activity with workers sometimes toiling three nights a week, signaling shifting work patterns and regional recovery.
Daily oil output in Louisigem and Arkansas declined by 995 barrels to 1570? barrels during the second week of March, with a combined yield of 3 670 barrels.
Today marks birthdays of Herbert Fisher in London aged 60, Jorge Vincent in Rockford Illinois aged 61, Congressman Andrew Somers the Sixth District born 30 years ago to Maj Gen Hunter Liggett, with other figures like Florenz Begtola born in Germany aged 57, reflecting a multinational roll call of prominent names.
Dr Walters, an executive in the German government during the interim before Set Seenee’s election, is a lawyer and renowned classical scholar. He served as state advocate in industrial Westia, later advising on civilian property rights in war and participated in The Hague and Vienna conferences. He attracted the German foreign office as legal adviser, helped shape Brest-Litovsk terms, and drafted a note for Versailles. He is a native of the German Black Forest.
A fragmented line notes Canadian house officials approving a wartime policy involving the United Kingdom and a rum shipment issue. The brief hints at political coordination during a tense diplomatic period and references Britain in connection with wartime supply actions.
A fragment describes felt and straw hats worn by English gentry. West Byron appears in the Punch Bowl match wearing brown felt with a turned back brim, interlaced design. The piece mentions various hat laces and styles as fashionable introductions.
A reader letter notes horoscopes’ reliability and outlines today’s emotional focus and actions. It predicts strong feelings, urges to heal wrongs, and opportunities for forgiveness and marriage, while warning against letting emotions cloud judgment. It lists birthday traits and mentions notable people born on this date.
Today marks the Feast of St Benedict founder of the Benedictines and the Persian New Year. It is also Benito Juarez birth observance in Mexico and the 15th anniversary of the Diocese of Bismarck created in 1916. Lucien Bonaparte is noted as an eminent historian and philologist. The Italy America Society hosts a luncheon and the National Flower Show opens in Kansas City under the auspices of florists and ornamental societies.
Latest figures show twenty per thousand of the population unemployed in Great Britain.
A quirky cross word piece weaves a boat riddle with biblical figures and animals aboard. It blends number-coded clues about Noahs ark and likens boats to puzzles while noting other terse items on commerce and cattle movement from Texas to Boston markets.
Jennings Louisiana field has staged a remarkable comeback as a producer of oil with five wells brought in within a month and production averaging over one thousand barrels a day.
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