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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
4
The Lynden Tribune outlines subscription rates and advertising rules for notices. It states that resolutions of condolence cards of thanks entertainment notices charging admission and business-promoting notices must be paid at regular rates. Free publicity remains for community welfare events and free entertainment.
Mr E Morrill is authorized to canvass Whatcom county in the interests of The Tribune. He may solicit subscriptions and advertising and receipt and collect therefor, H Rosenzweig.
The piece discusses La Follette's weak eastward bid with scattered support in New England New York and Pennsylvania and contrasts it with Wilson's growing appeal. It notes La Follette as a pioneer whose ideas outlive his political career and cites Quinby on union governance and the McNamara scandal.
Mrs Ella Simonson editress of the Everson Valley Home and Henry W Rodman a respected Everson businessman have been united in marriage. The Tribune offers congratulations and wishes them success and happiness in life with a path lined by roses.
A retrospective note recalls 1911 as eventful with major national actions including tariff revisals and vetoes, trust dissolution orders, statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, the direct senator election issue, and a rising labor movement. Sports saw Philadelphia A’s and New York Giants dominate baseball, Princeton football, and polo triumphs. Local Lynden economy stayed strong with rising bank gains and a prosperous Nooksack valley.
The Blaine Journal and the Leavenworth Echo showcase festive issues with playful typography and journalistic flair, reflecting publisher skill and seasonal spirit in their Christmas editions.
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