War heroes pictured with Earnest American message
A caption praises war heroes noting a photo of Earnest American who bought War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds and did not complain about food regulations.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
3
Everybody's Joining In Christmas Roll Call
A Lynden district appeal says the Red Cross will become the largest group after the drive, larger than any other society except humanity itself. The note playfully questions global politics and hints at a New York banker donating $100,000 for portraits of the U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Lynden
New York
Lynden Dairymen Prosperity Amid Rising Milk Prices
Lynden Prosperity notes milk price per hundred pounds at $3.60 and butterfat demand in the creamery. The five year Christmas price table shows a peak in 1918 at $3.60, with notable gains from 1914 to 1917. Poultrymen earn about seven cents per egg as the town enjoys strong returns. Henry Ford reference ends editorial remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Lynden Poultrymen
McAdoo Appeals to Hold Liberty Bonds and War Savings
Former Secretary McAdoo urges Americans to keep their Liberty Bonds and War Savings Certificates as the best investment backed by national resources. He emphasizes sacrifices made to purchase them and argues against selling the contract with the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hold Your Bonds Patriotic Appeal Urges Investors to Keep Liberty Bonds
The Treasury must issue more bonds and warned that selling now makes future issues harder and costlier. It urged holders to keep Liberty Bonds as a safeguard against debt and hard times, stressing continued war costs and the bond's steady interest. It cast bond exchange as risk to finances and urged patriotism.
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Treasury Department
United States
France
Germany
Candy boxes for Camp Lewis Christmas drive
The Tribune calls on readers to assemble one pound candy boxes with cake and sweets for soldiers in Camp Lewis. With thirty thousand troops, the effort aims to brighten the holiday away from home. Bring completed boxes to The Tribune office this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Tribune
Lynden Lodge Knights of Pythias Meeting Notice
Lynden Lodge No 137 invites all Knights to attend Monday evening meetings at the I O O F hall. Notice to see Charles Roe about mill wood and a Horton washing machine for sale with wringer. R 771. Raebn LeCOCQ as administrator of said estate. First publication December 5 1918. Last publication December 19 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Pythias
Lynden Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
E. Eannes Co. C
H. S. Steinhauer
K. R
Charles Roe
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Whatcom
Lynden
Washington
Judson
Eighth Streets
Whatcom County
R. B. Lecocq
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Lynden Tribune
Ss. H. Lewis
Whatcom Country
Lyndon. Wash
Canada
Foreign
Washington Newspaper Association
Ally
Holly St
Bellingham
C. H. McLeod
Pacific Steam Laundry
F. L. Wood
Lynden Prosperity
Henry Ford
M’adoo
Ralph B. LE Cocq
Lynden, Washington
B. V. Mgunter
Aldana Giles
John M. Spargur
Seattle
Philharmonic Orchestra
H. H. Jamieson
His
Granddaddy
His Highness
Frank Knapp
Furniture Store Furniture and Undertaking
Wash
Lynden Lodges
Rick Wood
A. C. Palmer
Liberty Bonds
Sfs
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Bond Exchange
Bellingham National Bank
Gerben Dykstra
Steintje Dykstra
American Red Cross
Belgium
Join the Red Cross
Lynden State Bank
Barlow’s Garage
Bellingham, Wash
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