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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
7
Public notice page from Lynden Washington outlines editor H S Lewis, mailing details, and subscription rates. One year two dollars in advance, six months a dollar twenty five, outside Whatcom County two fifty per year, Canada and foreign three dollars. Advertising rates on application.
A festive New Year greeting wishes health and plenty of work in the year 1922. The message reads as a cheerful morale booster for readers starting January with optimism and vigor.
A clipped tease notes residents risk missing a tag renewal as the war tax relief ends after Saturday and buyers scramble to budget for vehicle licensing amid shifting financial measures.
The Methodist Episcopal Church at 5th Ave and Grover St hosts a full Sunday service schedule. Sunday School at 10:00 A M. Morning Worship at 11:00 A M features New Year’s Sermon. Epworth League at 6:30 P M on "The High Calling The Heaven ward Challenge." Evening Worship at 7:30 P M invites all to attend with pastor Be O Grims officiating.
A lighthearted note suggests a fellow can buy a cone and an all day sucker for six cents. The playful line captures small town bargains and cheerful budgeting.
A 1922 call to improve the Lynden district through a paint and plant program. Residents urged to beautify by painting homes cleaning lawns planting shade trees and rose bushes to create a valued garden area.
Washington state gains from national prohibition with a state order this week for one million grape stakes to be shipped to California. The move reflects tighter alcohol controls and cross state distribution impacts on supply, commerce, and regional trade patterns.
LOOKING AHEAD With the lumber business booming The poultry business on a paying basis And the dairy industry reaping the benefit of a heavy local hay crop and improved conditions Lynden district stands at the opening of 1922 in an extremely favorable position The next twelve months should witness general prosperity in this section.
The article notes the bankruptcy filing of the company behind the famed dollar watch, signaling financial distress and potential impacts on production and distribution. No further readable details are available in the excerpt.
A fragment notes how buyers could get substantial noise for a modest amount. The passage hints at affordable gadgets or devices delivering loud effects with limited cost and effort.
Twenty years ago Pearline, a top national ad, dominated by James Pyle, faced a halt as trustees cut spending in 1907. After a failed 1914 comeback and a 1915 sale for machinery value, the brand faded. The piece argues continuous advertising builds towns, reaches new buyers, and keeps older customers, warning stops cost long term success.
In the Superior Court of Washington Whatcom County Anna Haveman deceased. R B Le Cocq as executor requests all claimants to file within six months after first publication. First published December 15 1921 last publication January 5 1922.
The assessment roll for Olive Street improvement from Pine Street to the town line is open for collection. Payments can be made within 30 days from this notice to avoid interest and penalties, or the balance may be paid in ten annual installments with seven percent interest. Delinquency allows discharge by paying the remaining amount plus penalties and interest. Dated December 29 1921. J T Zylstra Town Treasurer. First publication December 29 1921 Second publication January 6 1922.
Graduates of the Palmer School, described as the fountain head of chiropractic, are highlighted for their foundational role in the profession and its development through early techniques and clinics.
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