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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
4
The Lynden dairy workers’ convention drew men of local stature and speakers of national prominence. Delegates enjoyed the district’s opportunities. some may settle here while others will urge friends to relocate. The official observed the event put Lynden on the daily map.
The annual report highlights a reduction from a $17.5 million deficit to a $5.85 million excess for the year ending June 30, 1910. The main driver is cost-saving methods rather than higher revenue, signaling a major efficiency gain for the Pestmaster General's department.
White Salmon Orchard Development Company buys eighteen hundred acres nine miles north of White Salmon for 80000 dollars. The item appears among several state, legal, and civic notes including divorces records, fraud alerts, public-building plans, and local option elections.
A New York jury awards Samuel Harriman $100 after he sued for false imprisonment for 10 minutes in a downtown office room. Opium tins worth $4000 are found aboard the liner Asia by customs inspectors. In Chicago a War of 1812 banquet discusses plans for a Perry memorial at Put in Bay. Wall Street expects a new era of economy led by railroads and big industries. Missouri reports no Christmas tree at the executive mansion due to scarlet fever concerns. Chris Evans may be paroled after 18 years for train robbery. Abraham Ruef’s appeal petition is denied, facing the supreme court next. Speculation links Francis Heney with a U S Senate seat in California. Joseph Wendling denied retrial for murdering eight year old Alma Kellner in Louisville. New York City Park Department workers receive $5 gold pieces as Christmas gifts from Mrs. Russell Sage. Louisa Tetrazini sings to 50,000 in San Francisco as a Christmas tribute. Germany likely to consume mostly imported meat in coming years per consular reports. Britain’s Liberal victory fuels talk of reform of the House of Lords. Canadian Railway Commission orders express carriers to file lower tariffs within three months. Spain’s padlock bill signals broader anti-church measures under Premier Canalejas.
Milwaukee’s Socialist mayor Emil Seidel supports a council bid for state authority to operate a municipal slaughterhouse cold storage plant and related enterprises. He argues it would cut meat costs for residents and not harm business, countering critics’ claims.
A printer’s error dropped the railroad tariff to 14 cents per hundred pounds for Denver to Texas instead of 1.14 dollars. The error stands until a formal tariff change can be published after 20 days under the railway rate law.
A package containing five dynamite sticks was discovered on the front steps of the Seattle First Methodist church. Police investigated the object as a potential explosive and secured the area. No injuries reported at the scene.
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