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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
7
A guide emphasizing cleanliness and precise temperature control in butter making. It covers cream fat targets around 30 percent, cooling and ripening ranges, churning temperatures, and methods to improve consistency. Also notes churning speed, washing, salting, and proper butter handling to avoid poor texture.
The forestry department issues guidance on where and how to build campfires. It bans fires near forests or flammable debris and requires clear ground, safe distances, and extinguishing every spark with water before leaving. Permits are limited to urgent needs and safe sites such as sand or gravel bars or moist soil away from debris.
Twelve year old William Nelson, Fernwood Boys and Girls Garden Club president, excels in cooking sewing canning fruit raising poultry and farm care. He cans more fruit than any county member and, with ten year old Oliver, runs the home garden and helps with cows. They raise a Jersey heifer calf as a side project.
A board door covered with one fourth inch of fine sand and scratching material makes a good floor. The litter and sand can be removed readily and fresh materials provided if the wooden floors are constructed within two inches of the ground.
The university plans to limit entering students next fall due to funding delays though enrollment may reach 4500 to 5000. Preference goes to old students with solid scholarships and those meeting college requirements. freshmen and transfer entrants face selective admission and waiting lists.
Long Branch Washington writer Joe Smith notes the Puget Sound huckleberry district yields abundant wild fruit. The tall high bush variety thrives 10 to 15 feet high, with berries from purple to black and sizes up to large garden pea. Picking runs September to fall, with earnings for pickers often 150 to 300 dollars seasonally.
A Spokane report outlines two provisos regarding a meteor poll tax action. It discusses the legality and nature of the issue as a friendly-sounding suit.
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