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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
2
Washington horticulture article outlines vineyard planting and trellis construction. It covers digging large planting holes, root handling, stake setup, pruning strategy, and long term vine training. It also details trellis post spacing, bracing, wire gauges, and preservation to extend life.
A dairyman details restraining dangerous bulls in pens then using a custom leather blinders halter to release the bull into pasture. The blind approach restored vigor and safety, with instructions on fitting blinders and halters to prevent harm while keeping the bull manageable.
The department of agriculture extends the pink boll worm quarantine to include New Mexico. The restriction will affect the movement of lint and seed from Dona Ana County. Texas and Louisiana are already under the quarantine.
In Marlboro Massachusetts workers at B A Corbin and Sons voted a voluntary ten percent wage reduction to preserve a government contract for army shoes. The move aimed to prevent the order from shifting to the Webster plant where a similar cut already applies.
Everett high of Washington defeats Long Beach 28 to 0 on their home field to claim the Western interscholastic championship. About 1500 Southern California fans watch as Everett earns praise for superior play and tactical execution by Coach Bagshaw's team. USC coach Elmer Henderson comment notes the national remoteness of such prep strength.
Seattle reports a divorce filing by Mrs. O Leary claiming her husband John O Leary a steamfitter was often intoxicated and abusive during sober spells. The couple wed July 25 1892 and have five grown children.
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