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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
4
Officials were scrutinized for possible favoritism in enforcement actions, with accusations of bias linked to bootlegger activity. The densely argued discussion centered on enforcement practices and oversight concerns.
A compact note envisions a short weekend in the United States offering basic happiness through small pleasures. The fragment hints at a desire for peace and simple satisfaction in daily life.
Donald and Dee meet a friendly Flying Squirrel who explains his gliding ability and life in a tree. The tiny creature guides them to his family’s home, revealing a cozy habitat with bark linings moss and grass. The night ends with the children imagining the family dream.
A piece argues loyalty to country and family over public ridicule of one’s own roots. It notes that Americans abroad face hostility, while a New York born woman who envies others shows weakness by sympathy with critics. It warns that mockery of religion or family is contemptible.
A mixed set of brief verses and editorial jabs appears. The dog poem contrasts loyalty with a demanding owner while stray lines mock church groups and President Coolidge, delivering short, pointed cultural reflections.
A compact list of historic birthdays and events spanning 1798 to 1910. Marie Antoinette and others are noted for executions, births, treaties, and notable journeys, including a U S treaty annexation and a Atlantic balloon attempt with later rescue.
One year ago today the U S dirletble Shenandoah departed from San Diego for Camp Lewis Washington while reports from Canton China claimed about a thousand deaths in fighting.
Lord Cavan born six years ago today as imperial staff chief of the British army. Senator Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts born 74 years ago in Westfield. Edward W. Beatty born 48 years ago in Thorold. Eugene O Neill born 87 years ago in New York City. Dr Frank Aydelotte born 45 years ago in Sullivan Indiana.
Two hundred years ago today New York City saw the first issue of the Ga gazette. Bringham Young University at Provo Utah marks fifty years since founding. Ederick H. Gillett begins his 76th year as U S senator from Massachusetts. National gatherings open in Chicago and New York with several industry and academic events noted.
Dr. James H. Kirkland will preside at Vanderbilt University exercises celebrating its semi centennial. Kirkland, among America’s oldest college heads in service, has long served as chancellor since the university’s Nashville founding aided by Commodore Vanderbilt. He was born in Spartanburg DC and educated at Wofford College, later studying abroad, with a career in ancient languages and numerous scholarly works. Two carloads of Mor tana cinders are being used to surface the new track at the University of California.
Today’s planetary aspects promise improvement and success in legitimate endeavors especially in mechanical research and scientific work. For personal life, marriage today brings happiness. a child born today will be healthy though teens require caution. a boy may be studious but outdoorsy, a girl energetic and loyal. Birthdays grant strong will, optimism tempered by determination, and a happy life. Notable births include Atrea Loomis, Wm Shafter, Wm Pancoast, Atttine Jones, Russell Sturgis, Horace Scudder.
A bloodstained car was found six miles north of Kenosha Wisconsin and investigators suspect a man and a woman were murdered nearby. Police opened a case and searched the area for clues linking the victims to the vehicle found on the road.
Meek Wednesday lists postmasters for Idaho towns including James FE Sullivan at Bayhorse Oral Avery at Clarkin James R Bailey at Arbon Marvy Pierce at Gilmore Hazel Kehellex at Fernwood Francie A Reed at Alexander De Witte Calvert at Laclede and Walter Norris at Winnemucca Nerv.
R. Sherwood aged 90 a Civil War veteran and retiree died at his home yesterday after several days of illness. He had been unconscious for several days.
A humorous sketch features Sy Rug McKay as he frets over hats and comfort versus money. The narrator oscillates between designer pride and millinery obsession, joking about feather placement and hat design. Concludes with notices of conventions in Columbus, Knoxville, and Springfield.
The Arctic voyage of the MacMillan expedition returns home as Zenith Radio touts its reliability and range. Zenith claims it kept the explorers connected to America Europe New Zealand and the world with dependable long distance communication. The ad invites readers to experience Zenith radios at home with a promise that it costs more but does more.
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