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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1925
Page
4
Tourists already flocking to Pocatello as camps fill and roads improve. Officials push highways south and a new paved section north to ease peak season traffic. City considers concise publicity to attract travelers and capitalize on Idaho through-traffic to parks and nearby destinations.
Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton in London calls for Europe to settle its own affairs before the United States steps in. He warns that America’s aid has limits and must be matched by European effort to ensure lasting peace and economic recovery. The speech is seen in Britain as a frank U S stance on postwar reconstruction and international cooperation.
A brief note praises the traditional Mother’s Day custom of wearing a simple flower to honor mothers. It extols motherhood as a powerful impulse and the day as a faith in the greatest woman, contrasting with political chatter about a soviet republic and Trotsky, which the text suggests has not yielded any tangible outcome.
The article extols Idaho's open fishing season attracting locals and visitors, supported by a strong game department funded by licenses and fines. It highlights notable streams such as the seven in Fort Hall bottoms, upper Snake, Lost River, Wood River, Silver, Blaine County waters, upper Blackfoot and Portneuf, plus others across the state. It notes conservation efforts, stocking, and public enjoyment of waterways through sports associations and regulations.
The author argues New York police may adopt a slang code to convey case status quickly, noting the language is familiar to criminals. While harsh on clean English, the piece concedes slang has clear meaning and practical value in handling volatile situations, likening it to speaking the target’s language.
Better Homes Week campaign promotes orderly homes and upkeep through building, repairing, painting, planting and general improvement. In Pocatello energy shines in all phases from construction to occupancy with tenants playing a key role in property value and appeal.
From the Pocatello Tribune December 1 1894 a Garden Creek report notes the new road has aided Garden Creek and Pocatello with farmers hauling grain and produce worth about 2500 dollars in weeks since completion. Residents urge 5000 dollars to extend reservation improvements.
A. F. Caldwell hosted a Thanksgiving Day turkey dinner for nine newsboys, with Major Caldwell expressing satisfaction. Messrs. Criswell and Allen buy O. B. Smith stock to open a grocery in Frank Schmitt’s new Corner Center building. Jam from Cleveland Avenue reports growing business in Cassia County. H. N. Bryant of Denver’s Columbia Building and Loan arrives to reorganize the local board and expand lending. Keenay and Mrs. Donnell hosted a social on Cleveland Avenue with a music program and luncheon.
A social note describes a Saturday evening bachelor party for Mr Howell. Guests enjoyed the occasion with music and refreshments. Rem has moved to Francisco, and the time of departure was noted for the event's record.
A poem contrasts the crow and the robin noting the crow's weary, hardworking path through winter and hunger, while the robin migrates to tropical warmth. People praise the robin for song, yet the crow is depicted as brave and clever, enduring hardship while others admire beauty.
A humorous line suggests Dawes will affect the Congressional Record’s circulation. A captioned quip notes public agitation over teacher pay and reflects on changing seasonal imagery from a robin signaling spring to a hot dog marking warmer days.
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