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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
4
The endorsement pledges support for Captain William J. Coyle of Seattle a Croix de Guerre veteran as a progressive honest candidate with ample ideas and energy, contrasting him with past officeholders.
Report notes at least one Lynden family kept excessive flour during a shortage. The claim highlights rationing strain and community concern over equitable distribution. Details on the family's identity or exact quantities were not provided.
A fragment notes that even years after conflict, residents still rely on war bread as a staple. The line implies ongoing hardship and scarcity in the community.
The Tribune endorses Ed Hardin of Lynden, praising his several terms as superior judge. It urges voters in the district to cast a strong ballot to re elect him and notes his fine Lynden farm and cattle breeding.
Hartley pursues a bold plan to claim a prize in a local fishing contest. Hankers back his effort as spectators anticipate a decisive hook end. The event centers on Hartley and Hart at the riverbank competition.
A casual remark warns that citizens must stay vigilant against fake Canadian quarters being passed. The note underscores concerns about currency authenticity and public awareness in daily transactions.
In the Lyndon Pioneer Press of Sepsti 94 the news and ads boast cheap meals and bargains. The Lyndon precinct is described as a populist troughold with prices like shoes two dollars a pair and claret wine fifty cents a gallon.
The waterfront road is open for several miles allowing drivers to see where a large amount of state money was spent wastefully.
In Whatcom County, supporters tout Mayor Mathes of Bellingham as the strongest Republican candidate for governor. His business and administrative background, progressive stance, and personal integrity are cited as reasons for party backing and cross-party appeal.
Election chatter in the region suggests Teddy Taint may influence local support for Cox as votes trend upward in early returns. Citizens weigh campaign signals and community concerns ahead of the primary.
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