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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1925
Page
4
The piece contrasts Minute Men across eras from Revolutionary to World War I and peacetime, pairing rigid timekeeping with the value of steady, principled work. It argues productivity and integrity matter more than clock hours, urging diligent workmanship beyond mere minutes.
Local movement pushes to obtain a federal fish hatchery for Idaho amid apathy toward resource development. The author argues the hatchery is a vital state asset and warns neglect would be crass incompetence in this western region.
An energetic acquaintance plans to ship Idaho potatoes to Florida at ten dollars per hundred, hoping for large profits after freight. The piece cautions promoters to assess realism, noting Florida’s publicity success and Idaho’s lack of organized promotion in ten years. It warns that profitable schemes depend on freight costs and practical selling channels.
Relorp from Swampscott notes strong push for President Coolidge to convene an extra session between October 1 and 15 to detail tax reduction. Supporters argue the public demands exact figures, while critics say a session is unnecessary if it delays a workable tax bill.
A forthcoming Union Pacific athletic gathering brings together track, trap, baseball and more in the intermountain west. Organizers promise wholesome outdoor competition, broad spirit, and renewed emphasis on fair play as the first in a series of recreative events.
A poem laments the coming frost as leaves fall and wildlife senses winter early. The speaker notes warm skies and singing insects, questions the premature winter forecast, and longs for lingering summer despite signs of season change. The piece contrasts seasonal caution with ongoing cheer.
The columnist notes Virgo daily influences until noon and post noon optimism. It advises self restraint to avoid emotional pitfalls, then foresees harmony if one acts with sympathy. A birthday profile describes a conservative, conscientious, loyal but sometimes easily influenced nature and strong domestic inclinations. Notable births include Jane A social reformer and William H Miller, a lawyer.
The column lists 18th to 20th century events such as Lafayette’s birth, Lee’s Frederic occupation and the Marne battle, plus a 1901 Pan-American attack, and 1914 Marne phase end. It also notes birthdays of Jane Addams, James Hackett, Archibald Marshall, John Powell, and Col. William Greeley, with ages listed.
One year ago today the League of Nations Assembly in Geneva approved a plan to convene a European arms conference. The action set the stage for future diplomacy and efforts to curb armaments among European powers.
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