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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
5
The Lynden Sun-Pilot announces owner Roseweweig and weekly publication every Thursday in Lynden Washington It lists subscription rates one year 1 50 six months 75 Canada and foreign 2 00 and notes policy on paid notices and free publicity for community events and entertainments.
Mr. EB. B. Morrill canvasses Whatcom County to solicit subscriptions and advertising for The Tribune and is authorized to receipt and collect payments. H. Rosenzweig is named in the notice.
The canal’s 1913 opening reshapes trade and rail links as feeders rise along promising routes. The Northwest may gain direct contact with emigrant countries and Asian labor questions surface as merchants foresee broader development reaching into Eastern Washington and beyond.
National Capitol attorney Brandeis urged Congress to drop the Controller Bay affair while Alaska observers prepared to testify about Dick Ryan and related figures. The forged Dick to Dick letter and Controller Buy tale collapsed, with officials vowing to uncover the fakirs as Taft administration conservation praise and Pinchot remarks frame a broader Alaska water power policy. Spokane Colville Indian reservation changes propose January 1, moving headquarters to Nespelem and selling old Fort Spokane military reserve.
Insurgent Republican leaders met with Governor Hay in Tacoma to urge a special session, arguing the lawmakers should be convened though the governor has not formally stated his decision. The close associates indicate his mind is already made up.
The text argues for a statutory pref erence Presidential Primary to replace an old-time convention, noting limited progress with the governor and threats of unfavorable results next year. It urges public spirit, local improvements, and unity to grow the town, and warns against pushing the liquor market with a massive warehouse stock valued over two and a half billion dollars.
The saying portrays nature as a healer who offers relief but at a steep price, suggesting that treatments and natural remedies accrue significant costs and taxes.
A whimsical proverb tale frames corn listening closely and potato watching keenly to reveal hidden truths. The personified crops observe odd events, offering a lighthearted moral about perception and truth through simple, rural imagery.
The Chronicle issued from Arlington by J C Johnson and Paul S Robinson debuts as a six column quarto. The owners declare they are the entire operation and are not politically dictated, backed financially like a grocer to a banker, with no further obligations.
A concise moral line reflecting on true worth through daily consistent good deeds. Mentions being and doing, urging small positive acts each day rather than dreaming of grand plans.
Retailers promote a wide selection of candies and nuts with eye catching window displays. The shop advertises special reductions for churches and Sunday schools to attract group purchases.
Phone X401 advertises a wide selection of Groceries at low prices carried by Steffe. The ad emphasizes value and variety in a local shopping offer.
Lyndon Variety Store promotes holiday line with new merchandise and gifts on display. Claims to fill shelves and counters with values and prices that reduce cost of giving and the cost of living. Customers urged to visit for fresh opportunities to save and new ideas.
Advertises three farm properties near Lynden with 60 to 40 acres, 8 to 10 room houses, barns, and farm equipment. Notes terms, trade options, and cash requirements. Mentions Nooksack Valley as strong agricultural area and anticipates rising land values.
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