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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
6
A reflective notice contrasts a courteous lifelong character with a stern yet fair judge. An elderly woman appeals to Justice Hawkins against a twenty year sentence, pleading for mercy. The piece also cites a tired business man observing contrasts between classic drama and musical comedy.
A kindergarten narrator and a young boy debate talking abilities. The boy jokes that spiders can talk, prompting a teacher to correct him and reference a famous line about a spider inviting someone into its parlor. The exchange has playful irony about language and insects.
A man should view his career as a masterpiece created by his best self with pride and deep satisfaction. Some people drift from their vocation and lose connection, failing to invest in meaningful work.
Sub bubs urges a local crowd to come out for the evening promising a good dinner. Cillman notes no cook is left yet and that the woman will depart tomorrow. The pair insist she will try to show how much she will be missed.
Pine pollen travels up to 200 miles from shore, forming yellow coatings on lakes and the ocean. It is often mistaken for showers of sulphur. Pollen grains have hollow vesicles that buoy them in the air like a box kite.
Miss Belle McDonald spends summer with Seattle hosts Mr and Mrs C L Lewis. Kenneth Stockton helps celebrate parents A A Stockton anniversary. Various locals travel, visit relatives, and attend picnics. 32nd anniversary of N P Sorensen noted. families relocate to Guide Meridian summer home.
North Prairie residents shared visits and hospitality across nearby towns. Mrs J Bartelds and family hosted and traveled guests from Everson Lynden Nooksack and Birch Bay with many after gatherings at the Whatsoevers and Balsma’s. Will Visser suffered injuries from an angry bull and attendees joined a large Lynden Bellingham picnic at Mr Strand’s.
Berry pickers seek sales of ticket tags at the Tribune office. The notice lists available items and directs buyers to inquire at the newspaper's front desk for details.
Mr and Mrs George Rathbone and David Husband visited Everett for the Fourth, returning Sunday. Others visited relatives at Birch Bay and in Portland Salem Lynden and Pullman. Local families attended fraternal events and hosted guests while Miss Jennie Troost visited Clear Brook. Found motorcycle seat reported by The Tribune.
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