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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
The Lynden Tribune advertises subscription prices and publishing details. Rates are one year in advance 1.50, six months, and Canada foreign one year 2.00. Publisher Dan Cloud notes historical masthead information and post office registration.
A Lynden editorial endorses Frank W. Bixby for County Attorney despite opposition from the American. The note accuses the paper of bias and defends the Tribune’s stance, linking the dispute to local political factions and a Produce Day question. The piece also covers Fourth of July celebrations and a census anecdote.
A prominence dairyman argues for cleanliness in milking to prevent contamination. He recommends dust control before milking, clipping udder hairs, thorough udder cleaning, clean attire, and sterilized utensils. Discard initial milk, keep a dedicated milk room, and separate unusual milk for safety.
In a community reflection the author praises the Reformed Church for a patriotic Fourth with songs, speeches, and music while avoiding loud sports and fireworks. The piece contrasts with local carnival tendencies and notes improving East Front Street with smooth grades and durable sidewalks, urging continued civility and progress.
After an evening with friends the head of the house retreated quietly to the library to read from a cherished volume. His wife arrives and suggests turning in, prompting him to invite her join in as the evening winds down.
The article warns farmers to provide high quality feed for cows and calves. It stresses that poor or spoiled food leads to unhealthy milk and unsafe dairy products for humans, and new calves suffer long term if started on inferior rations.
The fragment describes two lambs beginning grain feeding in a secure enclosure after being dropped. Ewes are kept from running short of grain in pasture. Crushed oats bran and other feed are mentioned to hasten fattening of lambs. Potential sale of a half fat lamb noted.
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