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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
8
The Lynden Tribune lists its editor publisher location Lynden Washington weekly Thursday edition postal details rates include One year two dollars six months one dollar Canada and foreign rate two dollars and fifty nine cents advertising rates available on request.
Lyndon poultrymen and others have gained extra profits per egg case as the Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association ships four carloads to New York and loads a fifth. By absorbing supply, the group prevents price drops in Seattle, delivering a cash Christmas gift to members and encouraging others to join to maximize output.
Engraved or printed calling cards with a matching plate available for Christmas delivery. Hundred cards and plate priced at $2.25. Orders accepted by The Tribune.
Just two weeks remain before Christmas and twenty one days until the Christmas bills begin to roll in, signaling a surge in holiday expenses and financial planning.
The Tribune notes County Agent H. B. Carroll Jr. has proven indispensable through tireless advocacy and multi field work in county agriculture, earning his salary repeatedly and delivering significant results for the community.
The speaker laments rapid paper price increases and implied devaluation of dollars, suggesting that future money may be heavily paper-based with little real value remaining. The comment forecasts ongoing inflation and reduced currency durability.
A sharp government stance likens all who abandoned their first papers to traitors, drawing a harsh comparison to a loving father disciplining his only child. The remark signals a punitive approach toward those who did not complete early submissions.
Weather reports across centers list temperatures dipping to 116 below zero in Winnipeg and 22 below in North Platte and Kalispell. Other cities like Des Moines Havre Pocatello and Spokane report subzero readings prompting readers to seek relief from the cold.
A casual quip imagines Santa Claus steering clear of Lynden and the Puget Sound region to stay at the North Pole and keep warm.
A WWI era verse fragment laments horses left unmentioned in casualty lists. It recalls the supply lines and animals bearing loads on the battlefield near Aubreyville, noting the suffering of horses and asking for recognition and crosses for these silent helpers.
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