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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
6
A 19th century narrative recalls Nooksack burial rites in which valuables blankets guns and knives were placed with the dead. Whites disrupted the ceremony by providing modern goods and weapons, sparking intense confrontation over rightful disposal of belongings and the dead.
Tacoma reports ministers push update on divorce rulings while Seattle files note on gas injury misstatements. Portland markets seek rate hikes and price controls, and Everett notes a government error over a veteran’s death status.
Across western provinces war veterans farmed 1,192 former soldiers as the Soldier Settlement Board announced. About 2,090,000 acres of free land were granted to veterans, with 1,200,000 acres already allocated and 1,192 men now farming.
Sarah G. Perkins argues in the University of Washington Forest Club Annual that U S pulpwood production and demand favor a West Coast expansion. Washington Oregon and California offer abundant species for pulp and potential 15 year rotations could sustain five million cords yearly, offsetting higher Eastern costs.
Farmers in the Northwest face rising production costs and fluctuating prices for milk. The article details Tolt farmer E W Trezise's dairy operation with a Jersey herd, outlining daily costs, milk yield, and seasonal profitability.
Postwar French imports dipped from 1918 to 1920 but exports rose with new meterings for industry. The decade shows imports totaling 29.75 million francs in 1918 and 27 million francs for the first ten months of 1920, though current decline follows.
A terse remark notes a rare industrial dispute in a plant, where the crew refers to the veteran supervisor as Billy the old man, hinting at labor tension without specifics.
A reflective line portrays love as the force that quiets a woman's drive to seek fame as a vamp and instead settles her happiness in domestic life as a cook.
A Chicago man with a prior million status was sentenced after an escape attempt and new charges. The court imposed a year sentence citing renewed parole violations and health concerns influencing the ruling.
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