Poppy Day in Pocatello to Aid Disabled Veterans
The women's auxiliary of the American Legion will sell poppies on Pocatello streets to raise funds for welfare work among disabled veterans and their families. The flower symbolizes sacrifice and valor, with poppies from Flanders and wreaths laid at grave sites.
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Women’s Auxiliary of
The
American Legion
Pocatello
Flanders
France
Paris
Arlington
Flanders Fields
Governors Are Made Not Born Says Boise Editorial
The Boise letter argues governors are groomed through campaigns, rewarding efficiency over personal flaws. It notes Moore as a strong executive and warns against conspiratorial politicians while mentioning Amundsen’s travel claim and a new Pocatello public speaking group.
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Boise
Moore
Frost Smashes Illinois Corn as May Chill Hits Midwest
Reports say severe damage to corn across Illinois and multiple states during the May cold snap. The loss could impact a product of interest to Idaho residents and others, pushing consumers toward substitutes. A killing frost is noted in Wisconsin, potentially not reaching LaFollette's notice soon.
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Illinois
Idaho
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Pocatello Calls for Poppy Drive to Support Veterans
Pocatello urges residents to back a Saturday poppy drive to aid soldiers and the local legion post and auxiliary, claiming the effort could become the largest in Idaho. The town highlights its prominence in the state and appeals for community backing. A fragment mentions Caillaux’s budget ideas on American style income tax.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Caillaux
France
America
Man in Straw Hat Teases The Market With Hats
A verbose ad style monologue promotes purchasing fedoras and derbies. It claims to shape buyers into appealing looks with a pipe and Greek profile. The speaker extols the supposed personal style gains while noting a stretch into late summer.
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Straw Hat
Good Night Stories "Matrimonially Speaking" with Busy Bee
Peggy learns about pollen and bees from Busy Bee while a moonlit garden voyage reveals pollination ideas. Back home Peggy's mother scolds her reading aloud as the narrator muses on routines and humor in daily life.
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Busy Bee
Peggy
Dorothy Perkins
Panny
Boo
Busy Boo
What This Day Means to You
The text blends astrology and personality notes for May 28 birthdays, predicting favorable planetary aspects, optimism, and success in conservative ventures. It mentions marriage may be favorable, good health, and a sunny disposition in a child born today, while offering caution about egotism and social striving. It also references historical figures and ends with a narrative about a bee and a rose bush.
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William A. Buckingham
Connecticu
Frederick Fraley
Amelia J. Bloomer
Pierre G. T. Beauregard
Daniel L. Braine
Secrets of Health and Success Bowling on the Green
A letter praises outdoor bowls as an aged friendly sport with British roots dating back nine hundred years. It notes bowls on green courts in Britain and Scotland and describes play on level greens about 42 yards square with jacks and four bowls per side. The writer argues bowls combines health benefits and sociability, urging adoption as an American sport.
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Edward III
Scotland
Great Britain
Edinburgh
Glavow
London
Newcastle
Polf
Oakley
Centennial Birth of Richard C. Drom Noted
Today marks the birth centenary of Richard C. Drom who served as adjutant general of the U S Army. Observances highlight his long service and legacy in military administration.
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Richard C. Drom
United States Army
Orange Iree
Great Britain
Washington, D
Wellesley College
Beanne
Todays Events And Anniversaries
A list of notable dates and birthdays from 1493 to 1921. Includes Gen Beauregard birth in 1818 1840 Savannah flood 1864 Maximilian to become Mexico emperor 1886 Sacramento diocese 1904 Senator Quay death 1912 Carpathia rescue 1917 AEF departure 1921 Montana snowfall.
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P. G. T. Beauregard
New Orleans
George
Savannah
Augusta
Maximilian of Austria
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Sacramento
Matthew S. Quay
United States
Pennsylvania
Beaver
Dillsburg
U. 8
Carpathia
New York
France
Montana
Piffle and Lessons From a Heartbreaked Yearning
A columnist rebukes cautious readers who blame a single man for heartbreak. She urges young women to reassess love, accept the risk of future disappointments, and view betrayal as a learning step toward wiser, stronger relations.
Notable birthdays mark anniversaries of public figures
Mor ris Sheppard United States senator from Texas born Morris county Texas fifty years ago today. Bishop Colling Denny of the M E Church South born Winchester today eleven years ago. Balthaser H Meyer Interstate Commerce Commission veteran born Mequon Wisconsin five years ago today. Robert Hilliard longtime American stage actor born New York City sixty eight years ago today. Homer Smith heavyweight fighter born Van Buren county Michigan thirty years ago today.
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Morris Sheppard
United States
Texas
Morris County
Colling Denny
M. E Church
South
Winchester
Balthaser H. Meyer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mequon
Wis
Robert ©. Hilliard
New York City
Homer Smith
van Burer County
Mich
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Pocatello Tribune
Associated Preas
American Nemepayer Publishers Agentowber
Idaho State Editorial Association
Associated Preess
Eh “Er
Hews
Lock News
Center Street
Daily Tribune
the Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Walli
G. Nicholas Ipft
Chas, G. Bumner
Richardson
California
Illwood Mead
Gray Sage
Amundsen
North Pole
Polar
Alaskan
Weather Report
Iowa
Guy
BY Brigss
Hugh McKay
Buny Hee
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Charles A. L. Reed, M.D
England
Canada
Ry Mimi
Mimi
James J. Montague
Hindenburg
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