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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
3
Stolen funds and odd payments draw police notice
A Denver man reports 000 stolen in a United States payment of a subscription. A Chicago farmer who gave a policeman 1400 dollars to buy a turkey was deemed crazy, joking that a drumstick costs more than that.
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Denver
Chicago
Public Expense and Holiday Warnings in Bellingham
In 1923 the city council shows willingness to fund public amusements while the nation spends billions on Christmas gifts. The prose laments shrinking holiday support and jokes about turkeys and pricey accessories as the season nears.
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Bellingham
A Program for the Legislature In Washington State
The article outlines actions for next month including passing a Blue Sky Law, overriding a governor veto, rejecting a Centralia Normal budget, trimming military funds, adopting an income tax, boosting untaxed value to fifteen hundred millions, and easing farmer and homeowner tax burdens. It also notes insect findings in Everett and suggests ending the electoral college debate.
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Swat
Centralia Normal
Washington
Legislature debates fair salmon laws for cannery power
The editorial questions a state act allowing a large cannery to harvest vast salmon while a small farmer cannot take any fish for personal use. It argues such discretion might be inequitable yet sees potential fairness in legislative intent.
Arbuckle Appears to Turn About and Leave
The report notes Fatty Arbuckle seeming to turn around and walk away, then immediately depart again, observed in a brief moment captured by witnesses.
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Fatty Arbuckle
Nobody Has Attempted Flashing Any of That Price
A terse remark noting that no one has tried to flash or access the stated $200 amount, leaving the figure unchallenged and unsettled in the discussion.
Enigmatic Summer Reflections From a Fragmented Verse
A collage of quirky lines notes distance as enchantment and cliff dwellers as extinct. It wryly observes footprints in sands and stock of stockings while hinting at social habits, church donations, and cautious optimism about bold endeavors.
Life Lines On Breakfast Menu Repeats Old Dishes
A columnist vents about repeated breakfast fare and dull menu options. Frustration rises over scrambled eggs and ham hash as the narrator longs for variety while admitting the classic dishes still satisfy in the end.
Lynden Folks Take Butter Load to Whatcom
J Meenk and son Arthur delivered butter from Lynden Creamery to Whatcom on Saturday. Edith Axting spent last week at Whatcom. G W Worthen and family with Edward Ethel Worthen and others shared Christmas dinner at the Berthusen home.
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J. Meenk
Arthur
Whatcom
Lynden
Edith Axting
G. W. Worthen
Edard Ethel Worthen
Berthusen
Christmas Dinner and Boys’ Society Meeting Recap
Ten years ago Lynden Tribune reports a Christmas dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs D L Steffen for multiple families. The Boys Literary Society hosted a large meeting at the school house with many fathers attending, a welcome address by John Breckenridge, and discussions on the society’s aims for the year. The program included recitations songs debates and a luncheon concluding a notable session.
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D. L. Steffe
John Storrey
Rolla Handy
Fred Fisher
T. Haight
Cline
L. C. Wright
Cliff Worthen
John Wolff
Howard Worthen
Donald Pace
Harry Savings
Chester Worthen
George Frick
John Wolf
Elmer Lund
Beryl Merritt
Alvin Pye
Bran Pudding and Omelet Preparations
Bran pudding mixing bran with molasses milk and eggs, then adding dates or raisins and steaming. Omelet instructions detail beating eggs, frying, then baking to set. Variations include ham, jelly, cheese, or apple sauce fillings.
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