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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
3
Published at Lynden Whatcom County Washington Every Thursday. Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office Lynden Wash Subscription rates One year two dollars in advance Six months one dollar Canada and foreign two dollars and fifty cents Advertising rates on application.
A brief note cites a price of fourteen dollars per drum stick prompting discussions on possible procurement implications and cost considerations for the ongoing project.
The Food Administration highlights wheat export history over sixteen months, noting exports to Europe, flour conservation measures, and goals to sustain Allied bread rations. By December and into 1918, U S shipments surged as ocean tonnage limited exports eased and Lord Rhondda urged higher totals. Projections suggest over 237 million bushels sent to Europe by next July.
Lynden butter has been pronounced the best in Washington after tests covering a full year. The Lynden product’s superior flavor and manufacture earned the honor for the Lynden district. Also a wood mill notice and ads for a Horton washing machine and A C Palmer listing with phone numbers.
Pacific Bond Exchange in Bellingham invites out of town clients to inquire by mail about Liberty Bonds and NYSE securities with quoted cash prices. Registered mail purchases receive certified checks the same day upon receipt.
The speaker questions the lingering use of the term camouflage now that hostilities have ended. They argue for retiring war language and adopting a more peaceable vocabulary to mark the transition from conflict to recovery.
A Lynden farmer signs up early as a second tester group forms with over a third of the total enlisted. The note hints at new year prosperity and growing dairy organization activity in Whatcom County.
Lynden subscribed to Red Cross memberships exceeding one thousand as the town extended its war charity drive. The report notes Lynden’s notable display of 100 Per Cent Loyalty Flags and mentions a subdued Christmas turkey presence in Lynden yesterday.
America saved and sent 141 million bushels of wheat to Europe during a year of crop failure, a remarkable achievement. This aid secured relief for European markets and demonstrated U.S. production capacity and humanitarian resolve.
A prominent German official, early in the war, acknowledged the strength of the American republic, saying he did not fear American soldiers arriving in time but feared the intelligence and devotion of 100 million Americans trained to initiative. He warned that if Americans become spiritually stirred, Germany would be doomed.
The Tribune advertises discounts on poultry journals including The Poultry Journal and Poultry Success, normally 50c now 40c, plus other poultry and farm journal bargains. The offer highlights Northwest Poultry Journal and Tribune promotional pricing.
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