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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1925
Page
4
A review of a Y M C A article arguing the core of Jesus message is to stop meddling in others lives. It condemns Pharisaic hypocrisy and urges inward repentance over criticizing others while urging toleration and brotherhood at home as essential missionary work.
The article extols the Idaho division of the Short Line for its excellent roadbed and railroad right of way. It contrasts old rough roads with the smooth Union PacificSystem travel and praises the rails laid through sage and river valleys for comfort safety and lasting construction.
Nugent proposes a fusion program but aims to secure safety for himself rather than clarify a situation. JSetun bluntly urges the Democratic party to seek fusion aid, reviving memories of the party losing power years ago with such support.
A debate over Col Mitchell centers on potential disciplinary action and the ethics of the army. The piece argues Mitchell’s critics must present strong evidence to discredit him, praising his long service and implying bureaucratic bias.
Incomplete text hints at civic themes and public focus on unity within the city. The fragment mentions year as proof and calls for open, healthy town dynamics without specific events or details.
Daily astrology by Mary Blake highlights favorable planetary aspects for Libra with noon turning excellent. The column notes caution against accidents and praises resourcefulness, urging frank romance, while predicting optimistic home life and a list of notable birthdays including Rutherford B. Hayes and Frederick Remington.
After seven years, gun and ammunition excise tax at ten percent is urged to be removed. Amateur Trapshooting Association and national groups press Congress Ways and Means Committee, plus state clubs, arguing tax hurts sport, manufacturers, and employment. Citizens urged to contact representatives immediately.
Across Idaho a spirit of optimism marks the market season with strong movement in grain and meat products. Refrigerator cars haul crops to the east and coast as sheep herds thrive and cattle trade slows, signaling a prosperous year and broader industrial stability.
Wisconsin chose the La Follette name over the old distinctive figure but not a personality. The younger La Follette may develop, while voters resisted a gang outfit and acted with fair judgment, though no clear win emerged.
Caillaux arrives with secrecy and hope to settle the French debt on a practical basis. He learns that Americans are equally practical about dollars and cents, leaving him somewhat disappointed.
In Russia a campaign seeks to ban kissing, arguing it should not displease women. A bewhiskered Bolshevik figure is cited as a symbol of the reform push, described as lacking sanitary appeal.
The article contrasts claims that women make good chauffeurs with divorce records suggesting some are poor drivers. It also discusses a hypothetical 15,000 executions to reduce a presumed 18,000 yearly homicides, implying a deterrent effect for future years.
Reportedly France plans to borrow more funds from the United States and offer the Ritts as collateral. The potential move signals heightened financial maneuvering as Paris seeks assured backing for new credits amid economic pressures.
Fragmentary sentence suggests state legislatures pass 20,000 laws yearly to shape national legality while implying citizens face ongoing legal breadth and scrutiny.
In this country public money is spent on monarchy and elections. The speaker argues Colonel Mitchell should leave or lead the army, dismisses the chance of revolution, and questions radio’s impact on family life and neighborly relations.
Pocatello faces a major challenge as October 5 through 10 is set to answer thousands of requests from girls and women. The Y W C A reports 19 342 appeals in the past year from girl reserves dormitory camps and departments.
Special correspondent reports that General W. W. Atterbury faced competition for the Pennsylvania Railroad presidency from Sir Henry Thornton and Howard Elliott. Thornton’s Canadian National salary is 76 000 dollars with 25 000 in expenses. Elliott has deep ties to New York area railroads. Atterbury pledged to maintain the road’s traditions and protect Pennsylvania stockholders’ interests.
One year ago today the explorer Ezra Meeker aged 94 reached Dayton Ohio traveling from Seattle by aero plane. He is noted as a famous pioneer who continued journeys into advanced age. The hometown crowd welcomed him as he debarked and prepared for further speaking engagements.
Federal and county officers raided a warehouse adjoining the home of Emeryville City Marshal Edward Carey and seized 750 gallons of grain alcohol and 300 fifty gallon barrels emptied recently. No one was found on site, but authorities identified the owner and planned arrests soon.
A list of historical anniversaries notes William Gilpin born 1814, Rutherford B Hayes born 1822, Polaris survivors arrival, Olympia excavations, Bartholdi death, a 1901 loan to France and Britain, Mormon church renunciation in 1918, and a 1923 Lisbon revolution attempt.
Today marks the birthdays of Michael Pupin born in Hungary 67 years ago in America now president of the AAAS Arnold Daly actor manager born in Brooklyn 50 years ago Rear Admiral Edward H Campbell judge advocate general of the Navy born in South Bend 53 Edward J Pearson president of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad born Rockville 62 Rt Rev Harry Tunis Moore Episcopal bishop of Dallas born Leland Wisconsin 52.
A fragmented poem contrasts weeds and garden crops with the value of humble beans and peas over orchids and luxury fare. The piece shifts to brief, pointed notes about predictions of disaster, a suggestion about quiet signs in Pullman cars, and a stray remark on Turkey adopting a modern legal code and law graduates.
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