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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1925
Page
4
State agriculture commissioner B Kjosness urges governor to appoint an economic commission to survey the farm sector and make practical recommendations. He argues for focusing on products with American demand and lower transportation costs, with Pocatello already a key shipping and processing hub.
The Pocatello real estate board conducts its third annual two day excursions into adjacent counties as a informal exchange of trade and crop sentiment. The aim is closer contact, mutual understanding, and sharing ideas with neighboring communities to benefit Pocatello and other local organizations.
A dense list of radio station programs across cities with duration slots and performers. Entries include KOB Albuquerque with talks by Mrs. Ross governor of Wyoming and ensemble acts, Seattle and Oakland orchestras, KGW Portland children's stories and organ recitals, plus various musical and educational programs throughout the evening.
Festival of St. Eric honors Sweden’s patron. Burlington storm centennial observed across Ohio. St. Jean Baptiste Society marks 75th year in New York City as Norse-American stamp issue debuts. Indian tribes meet in Ponca City for a national conference. FTC antimonopoly hearings focus on eight radio firms in New York. Boston & Maine seeks IC C approval to abandon lines in Boston. William D. Shepherd to be arraigned in Chicago for the Me lintock murder and inheritance dispute.
U and globe circling pilots departed Parameshiru island bound for Yotorofu island continuing toward Japan. The voyage underscores long distance air travel and exploration as the pair chart a path across island stops.
A fragment expresses wild relief and pride at letters from a wife announcing she will arrive in the morning a week earlier than expected. The speaker voice is exuberant and colloquial in a rural or intimate setting.
In a tale where David Dorn and the elf Happy Giggles meet Daddy Loon, a pop gun scare becomes a friendly encounter. The loon describes himself, his mate, and their sandy nest with two spotted eggs. The family plans a visit again in June before the bird soars into the Gulf waters.
A husband decides his last year's straw hat is fit for another season and vows to clean it up rather than buy a new one. His wife warns that a worn hat makes him look like he’s heading to a costume party. Tomorrow my wife reads mail order catalogues.
A horoscope style reading notes variable planetary influences through the day advising against new ventures. It describes a birthday child as temperamental but principled, loyal, and artistic, with potential for sickness early but eventual normal physical health. It lists successful figures born on this date.
The article argues that smoke and dirty air reduce lighting efficiency and human energy. It cites studies on dust and soot reducing lamp output, notes urban smoke worsens conditions, and calls for clean combustion and proper furnace operation to protect health and vitality.
Silas Woodson born in 1819 Missouri governor. 1846 Taylor forces crossed the Rio Grande. 1869 1100 delegates at Southern commercial convention in Memphis. 1888 Copenhagen Scandinavian Exhibition opened. 1890 Havana powder magazine explosion killed 34. 1994 Great Falls Montana diocese established. 1915 US fleet reviewed then set to sea. 1917 Canadian conscription plan announced.
Elmer A. Sperry, electrical engineer and inventor, elected to the National Academy of Sciences. A Cornell alumnus who settled in Chicago in 1880, he built a company for electrical devices and patented lamps and dynamos. He pioneered gyroscopic stabilization used in naval and aerial craft and holds nearly 300 patents.
A brief notice notes Josephus Daniels born in Washington DC six years ago today, recalling his role as secretary of the navy under the Wilson administration.
A reader asks if seen with her fickle crush is wise. The adviser urges resisting reunion and urges strength to forget him, arguing one souvenir meeting risks a cycle of hope, lies, and misery and that true peace comes from moving on.
Poem depicts Abd el Krim as a ruthless fighter eager for battle against French power. It describes his courage and defiance, framing each clash as a justified war in the speaker’s view. The piece treats violence with satirical flamboyance and ends by calling him a bloodthirsty son of a gun.
Scientists debate whether insect noises have meaning while noting a mosquito may not. Ethyl Gasoline blamed for trouble, and a phrase notes femininity. County Karolyi supports prohibition but won’t drink, mirroring Uncle Sam.
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