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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
4
The piece urges Idaho residents to support regional industries rather than sending dollars out of state. It notes Pocatello and other areas are forming manufacturing concerns and that local patronage expands existing institutions while attracting new investments.
A midcentury highway safety note urges drivers to stay on the right side, warn of fines or tow penalties for wrong-way travel, and stress that speed matters less than safety. It cautions that violations occur often at intersections and warns of the consequences of crashes, urging responsible driving.
Still a problem as federal agents led by Prohibition Director Elias Marsters sweep Idaho and Utah regions, arresting twenty seven bootleggers in a night. The piece discusses enforcement views, costs, and moral questions surrounding prohibition and moonshine trade.
Unclear reports from Moscow say Trotzky may be in the Caucasus to rest while dispatches cast doubt on his moves with senior officers. Observers expect white bob styles to gain popularity across Europe as trends shift.
David meets a capybara behind the zoo wires who explains being a capybara from South America with webbed feet and strong swimming ability. The creature shares how capybaras eat vegetation, store cane, and evade hunters while praising the zoo stay.
A historical overview explains how Jenner's vaccination reduced smallpox, noting measles remains harder to guard against. It emphasizes universal vaccination, school-entry rules, and the need for boosters every decade, with special guidance for infants and exposed individuals.
A reader describes his wife’s changing hairstyles over the past year and jokes about adjusting to her looks. He notes her hair shifts—from fluffed curls to tight tucks—hiding how settled he feels at parties and jokes about adapting to her future appearance.
Today marks the second month of the miners strike in the anthracite coal fields while other events unfold across the country. Argentine aviator Hillcoat aims for a 6100 mile Buenos Aires to New York flight. Chicago hosts a discussion on real estate boards convention site. Maryland Governor Ritchie and Arkansas Rep Oldfield speak at Havre de Grace for the United Democratic Women's clubs meeting. African missionary work faces a two day Hartford conference.
A compact timeline lists key events and births: the first Methodist church dedication in New York City in 1768. births of George M. Bibb in Virginia and Thomas H. Carter in Scioto County. Gambetta’s 1870 treason accusation. Georgia Governor Bullock’s 1871 resignation. McKinley hosted by Cincinnati chamber in 1897. Russia's 1914 war declaration on Turkey. Ismet Pasha named Premier of Turkey in 1923.
Arthur R. Robinson, long active in Indiana politics and ally of Governor Jackson, was appointed to the U S Senate seat created by Senator Ralston's death. A former state senator, he practiced law in Indianapolis for sixteen years, served in World War I as a major, and once held a powerful judgeship in the Indianapolis Superior Court.
Fresno hosts daytime conventions including the California Retail Lumbermen’s Association and the California Dietetic Association opening today in the city. The events bring professionals from industry and nutrition sectors to gathered meetings and sessions.
One year ago today a fire gutted a destroyed barracks housing 1009 quake survivors. The disaster displaced families and ignited relief efforts by local agencies and charities.
Today’s planetary aspects are not as favorable as yesterday though not adverse. Equanimity and desire for relaxation color the day. avoid starting important or significant matters. Evening hints at impatience. counteract with deliberation and self-control. Birthday signs warn of negative traits such as stubbornness and dependence on others.
The fragment mentions marital unhappiness and a motto about not chasing a car after catching it. It lists birthdays of Andrew J. Downing Roscoe Conkling John Rogers Charlee A Needham Gertrude F Antherton and William Rainsford as successful people born on that date.
Gertrude Atherton born in San Francisco is hailed by France with the Legion of Honor on her birthday. Lora Desborough described as statesman and sportsman is noted for a $50,000 life policy benefitting blinded English soldiers. 709 Akins, a rising Missouri born writer, is also listed.
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