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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
9
The notice lists subscription prices: One Year two dollars in advance, Six Months two dollars and fifteen cents, outside Whatcom County two dollars fifty cents, foreign Canada and other countries three dollars sixty three cents. Advertising rates available on request.
The piece notes farmers who endured the egg price collapse now enjoy profits as eggs fetch about 37 cents per dozen and wheat remains under 54 dollars a ton. Despite earlier losses, many kept faith in the industry’s future and persevere through hardship.
A local appeal seeks support for two charities aiding children. The Children's Orthopedic Hospital offers free medical care for the crippled, while the Washington Children's Home protects children in distress. Local donors are urged to assist these groups and provide refuge for the little folk.
The new federal tariff bill proposes a reduction to three percent on surtaxes for incomes over six thousand dollars. Lynde residents are resting after vacations as relief arrives for local farmers.
A proposed state investment would fund a national advertising campaign to showcase Washington's pleasant climate, scenic weather, and business opportunities. The effort targets broad awareness of the state as an attractive place for commerce and living.
The readable fragment questions disarmament and the fate of the Indies, asking how bold actions affect their status and appearances. The garbled wording suggests a historical or editorial puzzle about policy and regional control.
A new frost investigator is appointed for the Chautauqua section under government oversight. The move aims to support local programs and ensure proper reporting and compliance during the current season.
A damaged OCR fragment presents garbled phrases about failures and memberships. The legible pieces discuss prerecis decisions and a task related to gitters, with no clear individuals organizations places or actionable outcome.
A garbled line suggests a political context linking leading state officials to an immediate family. The readable portion implies concern over officials being related, but no clear event or names are provided.
A proposal seeks a tax of three cents per pound on car bomic acid gas. The plan suggests placing half the tax on compressions. If enacted, the nation’s debt could be paid off by Christmas.
Dr. Harding delivers a report to the president about a new Hep mother concept. The briefing highlights potential health implications and next steps for policy discussion.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a monologue about a judge and justice with references to a boy, a child, and memories of childhood. It mentions a 426 beat, harm, and emotions, but the overall narrative is obscured by garbled words and stray phrases. The piece reads like a fragmented courtroom or reflective piece with scattered names and lines.
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