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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
4
A bill to let counties fund advertising failed in the Idaho legislature. The piece argues advertising should be constructive and nonharmful, urging citizens to promote state progress and community life through home newspapers and targeted literature to attract newcomers and business.
Dawes wages a high profile challenge against the United States Senate, with 92 senators opposed and 4 in doubt, framing it as a national reckoning. The piece notes reform may require public pressure and hints at presidential ambitions weighing on the general’s bid to curb Senate power. The forecast is a lively battle likely to energize public thought this autumn.
A questioning look at youth crime and society centers on factors driving delinquency. Alice L. Magill, an official in Los Angeles, cites increased opportunity for wrongdoing and diminished home religious training as key causes. She argues law and order must be reinforced to curb youth misbehavior.
Secretary Mellon and Senator Glass addressed bankers on taxation reform in Richmond. Glass, Virginia Democrat and former Treasury and Banking Committee chair, recounted his rise from printer's devil to congress and stressed honest reform, praising Mellon and the administration while condemning partisan interference.
Bobby learns from a woodland caribou behind the fence about life up north. The caribou explains its winter coat, white neck band, broad hoofs for snowy ground, and ability to swim with the help of its large hooves. Bobby vows to return to learn more.
The list recalls events and births from 1814 1818 1862 1843 1865 1889 1920 and 1923. Notable items include the Essex surrender at Valparaiso 1814 Wade Hampton birth 1818 Porter death 1843 a University of Michigan School of Mines inaugural 1865 Halsted nomination refusal 1889 a devastating 1920 tornado and a 9 degree cold spell in New York City 1923.
One year ago today the resignation of Attorney General Daugherty was announced. A mine explosion in Yukon Virginia caused twenty six deaths. In England last year nearly 250 brides who wed were over seventy years old.
A senior British statesman, Viscount Cave, appointed to the lord high chancellor post during the king’s abroad absence, rose from Merchant Taylor’s School to Oxford and the Inner Temple. He served as standing counsel to Oxford University and as attorney-general to the Prince of Wales, later becoming solicitor-general and home secretary. He is known for his love of outdoor leisure, especially rowing and riding.
Milledgeville Georgia marks the centennial of Lafayette's visit to the former state capital as a major public celebration unfolds.
A fragmented regional parent teacher movement unites under a Utah chapter tied to the national PTA. The Katlongi Congress of Parents and Teachers expands statewide with local units forming in Salt Lake City and surrounding areas.
Early morning planetary influences favor progress in invention and mechanics while afternoon favors routine tasks. Evening brings benignity and pleasure. effort in work or leisure should pay off. A child born today enjoys strong health, outdoor prowess, and a gentle, courageous nature. Notable birthdays: Isaac Stevens, Rufus Bullock, Austin Flint, Charles Deere, Norman Hapgood.
In Georgia the moonshiner is jailed for distilling whiskey but pleads to await his wife’s delivery. The judge suspends the ninety day sentence until April twenty eight, promising release when the man keeps his word to return for the baby. The tale highlights Appalachian honor and steadfastness.
A practical guide explains hotbed and cold frame construction with back and front heights, pit or surface setups, and manure preparation. It covers frame placement, insulation, and management to maintain growing heat, including manure texture, moisture, turning, and when to add water or poultry manure to start heating.
The article urges careful seed application and soil preparation to ensure thick, healthy grass. It warns against broadcast sowing on bare, hard soil and recommends raking thin spots, mixing seed with sand, light top dressing, rolling, and leveling new soil before reseeding for a velvety greensward.
Today's birthday notes celebrate Aristide Briand born in Nantes 64 years ago. Mortimer B Cooley, longtime dean at University of Michigan, born Canandaigua New York 7 years ago. John D Box member of Congress for Second Texas district born Houston County Texas 54 years ago. Dr William A Nelson Smith president born Scotland 56 years ago. France boasts of having more aviators than any other nation.
A quirky cross word style story unfolds with a wind ruckus, talking animals, and cryptic number clues describing events. Mary, rabbit, Mr Bunny and others discuss the danger and odd hints while the wind howls and a tree groans.
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