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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
14
The Idaho farming season shows strong yields with King Tuber potatoes leading profits. Corn, wheat, beet hauling, and fruit conditions are excellent while cattle and lambs strengthen the state’s agricultural outlook. Beasts, trains, and labor all indicate widespread prosperity across Idaho.
In Mackay and central Idaho the Sawtooth region offers vast hunting grounds for deer sheep and bears with Nim rods often showing off trophies. The area serves as a sanctuary for wildlife while remaining a magnet for sport and tourism despite broader federal wildlife reductions elsewhere.
France faces a cabinet clash as Caillaux’s liquidity plan seeks to liquidate war debt while the Doumergue government negotiates. The policy debate unsettles France and mirrors broader European tensions as the League of Nations’ mediation in Greece and Bulgaria yields limited gains.
A. J. Dempsey travels to Mexico for exhibition bouts and to advise on a different boxing system. The brief trip also hints at broader commentary on European movements and economic shifts, as inferred from scattered lines about other topics.
A column fragment blends a humorous piece about a wife who longs for acting glory with a dated series of historical notes. It lists figures from Abigail Adams to Lloyd George and marks events such as the first Indianapolis land sale and the Statue of Liberty dedication.
The seventh anniversary of the Czech Slovak republic is observed. Rt Rev Anthony J Schuler marks ten years since his consecration. President Coolidge to speak at Washington cornerstone ceremony for Argentina's gift statue of General San Martin. Archbishop and bishops attend Our Lady of the Lake seminary ceremony in Cleveland. Yale hosts 25 leading universities for a silver jubilee of the Association of American Universities. An all day conference at the Hotel Astor in New York covers England's industrial crisis. A statewide southern welfare conference opens in Birmingham with governors congressmen and other citizens.
Felix Weingartner, elected chairman of the newly founded league of nations commission for intellectual collaboration, is a renowned European orchestral conductor born in 1863 in Dalmatia. He studied at Graz and Leipzig, conducted in Danish, Prague, and Hamburg, became Berlin court conductor in 1891, directed Berlin royal orchestra concerts, and composed operas performed successfully. He married Lucille Marcel, who died in 1921. he has visited America and led the Philharmonic Society in New York for three seasons.
Gilbert Grosvenor of National Geographic born in Constantinople fifty years ago today. Richard Folsom Cleveland son of Grover Cleveland born in Princeton New Jersey twenty eight years ago today. Gouverneur F Mosher Episcopal missionary bishop born in Stapleton New York four years ago today. George C Peery congressman from Virginia born in Cedar Bluff fifty two years ago today. Emanuel Ledvina Catholic bishop born in Evansville Indiana fifty seven years ago today.
One year ago today France recognized the Soviet government of Russia. The Ruhr and Rhineland economic evacuation was completed.
A list of openings in cities including Cincinnati New York Boston Seattle Chattanooga Waxahachie Nashville Tacoma St Joseph and Oklahoma with groups such as Girl's Friendly Society National Box Manufacturers Direct Mail Advertising Appalachian Logging Tennessee Parent Teacher Association Washington Educational Missouri State Nurses' Association and Oklahoma State noted.
Employment in Detroit industrial sector rose by 2 220 to 266 253 for the week, eighth straight record, with total gain since January 1 at 68 919. Most increase in automobile plants. Denver permits for the year exceed prior mark with year to date at 26 510 250, a new record.
Historical records indicate Springfield winds come from the east in winter and from the south in summer. By placing the industrial zone in the northeast, smoke is expected to blow away from residential areas, reducing impact on homes.
Bobby fishes by a Florida marsh when a patient heron critiqued his method. The bird explains camouflage and stillness help catch fish while inviting Bobby to visit his wife and kin. Bobby learns from the encounter and returns with enough fish for lunch.
Hexeton described as a German synthetic product with camphor properties and two to three times its strength. It is a clear stable sterile liquid with a distinct odor and bitter taste, expected to be medicinally valuable and cheaper to manufacture than natural camphor.
The article notes variable early planetary aspects turning favorable around noon then turning difficult again late afternoon. It advises maintaining poise to avoid unwise actions. It forecasts normal health for children born today and details temperament and personality expectations for those born on this date. It lists notable people born on the day.
An exploration of mismatched couples where one partner craves social whirl while the other prefers a quiet home life. The piece warns that compromises often fail and one side ends up unhappy, urging couples to settle on either giddy social life or simple home life before marriage.
A cheeky contrast links a humble hog's promise of bacon to poems praising poets while noting their neglect. The collage shifts to bold lines about crime in coal cellars and a Rift war mystery. It ends with commentary on radio politics and presidential ambitions fueled by media access.
A notable engineering achievement completed the laying of a seven thousand foot gas main across the Hudson River at Newburg New York demonstrating advanced underwater pipeline construction and offering improved energy distribution to the region.
Fort Worth yearling stock on West Texas ranges sells at 40 dollars per head, ten higher than a year ago. San Angelo district yearlings bring 15 dollars, three higher than last year. Tulsa refiners cut crude runs, with stills curtailing production. Group three shipments rise thanks to better weather. Continental Baking plans to add 61 bakeries in six months and build plants in Newark Little Rock Hartford and Clarksdale. Pepperell Manufacturing to start full night shift and expand loom capacity due to rising demand for wide double sheetings.
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