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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
4
A humorous reflection on a wife who dreams of acting, comparing her stage fantasies to real stars. Includes marginal notes about past historical dates and figures such as Abigail Adams and items from Public Ledger Co. annual notices. The piece juxtaposes domestic life with theatrical ambitions and history in a light, anecdotal style.
Today marks the seventh anniversary of the Czech Slovak republic and the tenth anniversary of Rt Rev Anthony J Schuler’s consecration. Coolidge will speak at Washington on the Argentine statue cornerstone ceremony. In Cleveland a new Our Lady of the Lake seminary dedicates with church leaders. Yale hosts a silver jubilee for the Association of American Universities. The Academy of Political Science meets in New York to discuss England’s industrial crisis. A statewide governors and congressmen conference opens to discuss Southern welfare issues.
A 1925 feature recalls Felix Weingartner’s election as chairman of a new League of Nations commission for intellectual collaboration. The distinguished conductor, born in Dalmatia in 1863, studied in Graz and Leipzig and led major European orchestras before engaging with American music groups. The vignette also includes a Florida fishing scene with Bobby and a witty heron, concluding with Weingartner’s notable career and marriage to Lucille Marcel.
The piece outlines variable daily transits from morning to late afternoon, advising poise to resist temptations and noting a shift to favorable but not stimulating energies at noon. It predicts normal health for children born today, cautious temperament, material ambitions, and personal pride tempered by self-critique. It lists notable birthdays and figures like Horace Smth and Homer D. Martin.
An unassuming pig is praised for providing nourishment over poetry. The piece contrasts lyrical pretensions with meat on the table, noting critics overlook the animal while it delivers daily sustenance. It ends by reflecting on opportunistic crime and political radio boosts shaping campaigns.
Fall farming across Idaho reports rising yields and solid prices. Spuds, corn, beet haulage and fruit conditions are favorable with King Tuber yielding profits. Wheat tonnage and livestock activity grow as railcars fill and workers return, signaling statewide prosperity.
The Mackay Challis and Salmon region offers vast hunting grounds for big game including deer sheep and goats. Hunters report frequent deer sightings and successful hunts near Mackay and neighboring camps while noting Idaho's rugged wilds as a lasting draw for sportsmen and tourists.
Caillaux cabinet faces a second crisis as resignations follow a French policy clash. Doumergue summons Caillaux to a conference amid war funding and tax policy strains that echo in Europe while Mellon’s tax plan faces calls for broad reductions.
Greece and Bulgaria show limited faith in the League of Nations as they heed Romania's mediation proposal and withdraw troops. The blocade suggestion signals some influence, but both nations remain wary about the league's power to stabilize affairs or restore peace.
The heavyweight champion plans a tour of exhibition bouts in Mexico. He aims to refine form while entertaining fans and sharing boxing insights.
Gilbert Grosvenor of National Geographic born in Constantinople 50 years ago today. Richard Folsom Cleveland son of Grover Cleveland born in Princeton New Jersey 28 years ago today. Govverneur F Mosher Peace missionary bishop of the Philippines born in Stapleton New York 64 years ago today. George C Peery Virginia congressman born in Cedar Bluff Virginia 62 years ago today. Emanuel B Ledvina Catholic bishop of Corpus Christi born in Evansville Indiana 57 years ago today.
One year ago today France recognized the Soviet government of Russia and completed the economic evacuation of the Ruhr and Rhineland.
Opening today are multiple associations and conferences in various cities including Cincinnati Central conference of the Girls Friendly Society of America New York National Association of Box Manufacturers Boston Direct Mail Advertising Association Seattle Pacific Logging Congress Itanooga Appalachian Logging Congress Waxahachie Texas Texas Woman s Christian Temperance Union Nashville Tennessee Parent Teacher Association Tacoma Washington Washington Educational Association St Joseph Missouri Missouri State Nurses Association Tulsa Oklahoma Oklahoma State.
Detroit employment in the manufacturing sector rose by 2,220 to 266,253, a fresh record for the eighth week in a row. Since January 1 the total gain reaches 68,919, with most growth in automobile plants. Denver building permits reach 21 million for the year to date, signaling that last year’s 26,310,250 record may be surpassed.
City records reveal winds in winter come from the west and in summer from the south. By placing all factories in the northeast district, smoke is expected to blow away from residential areas, reducing exposure for residents.
A new German synthetic product named Hexeton is described as a clear stable sterile liquid with a camphor like odor and bitter taste. Claimed to have two to three times the strength of camphor it may be produced at a fraction of the cost and is expected to prove medicinally valuable.
A humorous look at couples who marry opposite temperaments. The piece argues social whirl lovers struggle when one partner craves constant gaiety while the other seeks a quiet home life. It cautions clear agreement before marriage to avoid lifelong unhappiness.
A major engineering achievement completed the laying of a 7000 foot gas main across the Hudson River bottom at Newburg New York.
Fort Worth yearling stocks on west Texas ranges sell at 40 dollars per head up 10 from last year. San Angelo yearling ewes fetch 15 dollars, three dollars higher than a year ago. Tulsa refiners cut crude runs into stills and curtail production. Group three shipments rise with better weather. Continental Baking plans 61 new bakeries in six months and sites in Newark Little Rock Hartford and Clarksdale with additions at Boston and Kansas City plants. Pepperroll plans a full night shift on one third of its wide looms due to rising demand for wide double sheetings.
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