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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1925
Page
4
The city plans Home Products Week from November 9 to 14 to welcome visitors arriving via a special reduced rail rate. Officials urge the chamber of commerce and citizens to show Pocatello’s commercial, business and industrial progress with top entertainment and hospitality. The event also aids residents by highlighting local achievements.
The article discusses stock promotions and press reticence in advertising speculative schemes. It argues promoters must prove legitimacy and comply with laws, while newspapers safeguard readers by spotlighting sound associations. It notes investor risk and the need for public trust in promotions amid political volatility worldwide.
A column critiques profanity bans and the social impact of strong language across the West while endorsing Italy's disuse stance. It also questions Secretary Work's rigid reclamation policy urging settlers to secure land and water before irrigation aid, recalling failed state programs and stressing need for federal support.
Lloyd Adams editor of the Rexburg Standard and Jefferson county senator has been named private secretary to Senator Frank R. Gooding. Adams is described as capable and clever and expected to manage the senator’s political affairs effectively.
A reflective piece contrasts enjoying brisk autumn mornings and cold swims with preferring warmth indoors. It notes Eskimo fortitude and Arctic imagery before preferring fire and domestic comforts. The piece then shifts to light political and travel quips about football boredom and New England tourism efforts.
Utah defeated the University of Colorado 12 to 7 in Salt Lake City. Utah broke through Boulder’s line, completed two successful forward passes for long runs, scoring twice after Colorado opened with a field goal. Colorado relied on aerials but failed to score after the opening period.
One year ago today the Prince of Wales departed New York to return home. U S secretary of agriculture C Wallace died in Washington. Today’s sports calendar lists the National A A U 10 mile championship in New York.
In Boston on October 25 the wool market showed improved sentiment in some branches though trading remained spotty. Manufacturers are stocking regularly but many mills buy only for immediate needs. Prices are firm with a rising trend seen in quarter blood combing wools for worsted.
A listing of notable birthday anniversaries includes John N. Willys a leading automobile figure born in Ganatnigua New York sixty two years ago to Rt Rev Thomas J Garland Episcopal bishop of Philadelphia born in Ireland fifty nine years ago today Pr Howard M Raymond president Armour Institute of Technology born Grass Lake Michigan fifty three years ago today Fred B Purnell representative for Indiana ninth district born in Ternni anentala county sixty three years ago Victor Aldrigs pitcher for the world champion Pittsburgh team born Indian Springs Indiana thirty one years ago today.
Olive and Grace illustrate a thrift trap when Olive buys a cheap silk outfit dyed to match a silk frock, choosing cheap shoes as well. Olive ends up with a mismatched, overcostly costume, while Grace avoids extra accessories. The story warns that saving a penny may backfire and that long term practicality matters.
A daily horoscope notes quiet planetary aspects through early afternoon with advice to withstand negative tendencies. It predicts a pleasant day for most, highlights a strong foundation for today’s birthday individuals, and lists notable people born on this date.
A fragmented list dates events and figures from 1786 to 1923 including John Hancock and the new Constitution reference, Macaulay the historian, Commodore Decatur capturing Macedonian after a long battle, Strauss born, first telegraph in Seattle, Danish West Indies war terms proclaimed, Baltimore city hall dedication, Lloyd George White House visit, Lafayette College centennial, Boer War era notes, and a Jewish center anniversary with Nathan Strauis cited.
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