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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
6
Notice urges selling stock with a small want ad and a quarter rate. Promotes placing ads for various kinds of stock including owl and heifers. Encourages buyers and sellers to use the classified service for quick results.
Four laws passed by the last legislature face voter referendums in 1922. The certificate of necessity medical examination of school children voter political belief disclosure and election of precinct committeemen will be voted on. All are suspended until after the election.
William A. Radford promotes small brick and stucco homes as affordable, comfortable, and modern with efficient layouts. The article details a brick and stucco one and a half story house with a large porch, reception hall, living room, dining room, two bedrooms, a sewing alcove, a pantry, and space-saving kitchen features. It urges builders to start construction to meet demand and support national prosperity.
Forest Grove residents share visits at cousins homes in Bellingham and Northwood. Farm Bureau picnic draws families including Ahrens Morrison and Lawrence. Drainage District meeting, Sunday School convention, and Bartlett Beach picnic highlight a busy week with multiple relatives visiting in homes around Forest Grove and nearby towns.
The text recalls early spring along the Bosphorus with pink Judas trees and redbud blossoms. Pigeons flutter in cypress groves while terraced hills host palaces, water stairs, and cooling pavilions. Fountains gush and cedar tones frame fairy vistas, as memories of beauty return.
Jimmie and his father watch a tug pull a large ship behind it near the river mouth. The tug’s shrill siren bleeds into Jimmie’s distress as the tug screams again and again. Jimmie cries to stop the loud ship from pulling the steamboat’s tail and making it scream.
A fragment from the Birmingham Age-Herald notes the public passion around a divorce suit with millions involved. The quip suggests money heightens scandal and chatter.
A reflection on language as the human mind’s armory linking past achievements to future conquests. The quote attributes insight to Coleridge and frames language as trophies and tools in intellectual progress.
A local classified note lists clothing items including hose coats good corset and brassiere two suits and two lace trimmed chemises at prices such as five dollars and three dollars, respectively.
The program was given and refreshments served. The next meeting has been postponed until September 1 and will be held at the home of Mrs Arthur McMillen.
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