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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
2
Idaho soil product revenue is projected at about 150 million dollars, with eleven crops totaling over 191.9 million in value. Wheat, potatoes, hay, beets, apples, and livestock drive the surge, while dairy, poultry, and pork add millions more. Mining and forestry also show gains, underscoring agriculture as the state's leading industry.
War Mothers of Idaho’s third district meet in Twin Falls at the Sho shone school Monday and pass resolutions criticizing national defense test day observances. Irwin of Twin Falls reads a paper urging continued military preparedness but warns defense tests risk fostering domestic martial spirit and misreading American motives abroad.
Southern Idaho Tennis tourney delayed from Monday morning to 4 PM due to peas rainfall and wet courts. First round completed with many matches decided by scores or defaults. Several players from Ogden did not show. doubles to follow Wednesday.
In Glacier National Park Montana construction is underway on the world’s most luxurious automobile highway called Sky Line Drive. It climbs above the clouds with sections rising over the terrain. The first motor car reached the Golden Stairs on St Marys Lake on August 15, marking the farthest progress to date. The roadway, expected to finish in 1928, has been developed over several years by the United States government as mountain engineering.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple organizations and cities including Philadelphia American Association of War Mothers, Nashville Mortgage Bankers Association, Baltimore National Baptist Convention Negro, Northfield Minnesota American Astronomical Society, Huron Michigan Real Estate Association, Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs, and Brush Cole.
The article notes Charles N. Haskell former Oklahoma governor, famed for railroad building in Ohio and Oklahoma. It recalls his early teaching career, 1901 beginnings in Indian Territory with the Ozark and Cherokee Railroad, and his shift from railroads to pushing a highway system in Mexico.
Blackfoot September report shows salaries purchases and general expenses totaling 2964.84. Tax levy funded 2562 dollars with the remainder from gifts fines and rentals. Two hundred twenty five volumes donated five hundred fifteen loans and a net discard of four hundred seventy two volumes. Two thousand borrowers, fifty four thousand visits, per capita cost sixty five and a half cents. Thirty four thousand books circulated, including twenty five thousand fiction nineteen thousand adult fourteen thousand juvenile and eight thousand non fiction. Library board H R Wallis Nell F Royle George F Lixnabrouch James I Ryan Cecil Clarke Miss Edna CinEspie is librarian.
Boise Sept. 8 AP First Christian church team of Twin Falls annexed the southern Idaho inter church baseball championship Monday defeating the First Christian team of Boise 4 to 2 in a seven inning game at the school park lore. Both squads played airtight ball with few errors and many spectacular plays. Twin Falls led 1 to 0 in the fifth. Boise moved ahead with two runs in the sixth. Twin Falls answered with three in the final inning to win the title.
Judge Ralph W. Adair and Clerk Earl Weaver left this morning to open district court at Arco. Glenon of Salmon was a Blackfoot business visitor Monday. J. Nichol of Dowagiac Michigan was a Blackfoot weekend business visitor.
Twin Falls Sept 8 United States Senator Frank R Gooding joined 17 other novices as Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at El Korah Temple Comomial session. A parade led by the temple band drew several hundred spectators, followed by a public exhibition by the patrol. Visiting Shriners and their wives were hosted at dinners and luncheons, then two dances concluded the event.
Chicago reports automob ile mishaps caused over half of 55 accidental deaths for the week. Floods follow with 12 deaths, including 11 drownings and a tornado claim. Over 100 injured. A cloudburst in Washington State’s Squillichuck canyon caused 12 deaths and about a dozen injuries. Browns town, Illinois, struck by a tornado with three deaths.
The Agriculture Department says U S winter wheat production could exceed domestic needs if farmers lift planted area by about 4 million acres and yields hold. A 46.4 million acre fall sowing and average 12.7 bushels per acre would push harvest near 40.4 million acres and a 513 million bushel crop, with potential export surpluses amid rising world output.
British police in the international settlement fired on about 2,000 Chinese demonstrators at Edwards Avenue and Henan Road, wounding three with one feared fatally as officers pushed the crowd back toward the French boundary near the central police station. The mob gathered at Nantao, then moved through the French concession before the shooting occurred at the settlement boundary.
Paris reports Minister of Finance Caillaux urging France to insist on being paid by allies as well as paying them. He argues debt costs are high, with 22 billion of 36 billion francs in annual interest. He links the budget strain to untruths and backs gradual, fair interest reductions to ease the load.
The Rt Rev Michael J Gallagher marks his tenth episcopate anniversary in Detroit. Canada’s provincial lieutenant governors convene in Quebec City to address mutual interests. Atlantic City hosts the annual beauty pageant with contestants from several cities and states. Vice President Dawes visits San Francisco for the California Diamond Jubilee. The Interstate Commerce Commission resumes hearings on western railroad rates in Chicago.
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