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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
5
The Lynden Sun Tribune outlines its publication history from 1901 and the Sun-Pilot merger of 1905. It notes owner Rosenzweig and details subscription and advertising policies including paid notices and free community announcements.
Mr E S Morrill canvasses Whatcom county on behalf of The Tribune. He is authorized to solicit subscriptions and advertising and to receipt and collect for them H Rosenzweig.
The Portland Commercial Club warns country population lags behind city growth. Manager C. Chapman cites city gains of 101 percent vs rural 29 and calls for making country life more attractive through roads, autos, telephones, and small farms to restore independence and better society.
Fairfield Illinois pastor John P Galvin urges church members to support and boost the county newspaper by sharing news and amplifying community events. He praises local papers for covering small items and notes the paper’s role in amplifying sermons and lectures.
A historical column laments editors patience and dues while praising editors as workers for glory. It contrasts editors patching writing with labor unions needing to curb dynamiters, advocating rule by ballot over bombs.
A party leader at Washington argues most Republicans seek independence from bosses. He notes recent state results challenge old loyalties and claim that current issues drive votes, signaling the end of strict party allegiance.
Ferndale Record notes Bro Bohannon is to be congratulated for starting a wet paper at Burlington that led to the town becoming dry after the third issue.
A lighthearted note depicts a couple strolling at night without tripping on items bought by the wife through an agent. The joke highlights domestic buying and routine household life with playful tone.
A local shop promotes its large selection of candies and nuts with window displays. It invites passersby to stop in and mentions special reductions for churches and Sunday schools.
A local advert notes a choice and well assorted line of groceries at the lowest prices, always carried by Steffe. The message promotes value and variety available at the store.
Lynden Variety Store advertises an unusually large and varied selection of Holiday Goods inviting shoppers to view and select. It promises the best assortment and the lowest prices.
Santa Claus still has his headquarters at Lynden Variety Store offering an extra fine line of dolls games rattles doll heads post cards booklets and toys of every kind for young and old plus books candies nuts fancy china ware perfume coins and many other holiday items.
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