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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
2
Application submitted for second class mail status at Lynden Washington post office indicating intent to continue periodical distribution to local readers.
The notice outlines subscription prices for Canada and foreign regions, with payment in advance. It states required sign-off for publications, five cents per line for cards of thanks and readings, and a minimum charge. Notices must reach the office by Wednesday, ads by Tuesday noon.
A dated editorial warns that heavy political scrutiny erodes trust in American government among youth. It laments insults among officials, urges older citizens to guide children toward truth, and compares political storms to cleansing thunder of eastern storms.
The Lynden Tribune endorses Frank Bixby for county prosecutor citing local ties and strong litigation record while criticizing Governor Mead’s Mead’s Whatcom County roots. It notes debate over local option and outlines August conventions in Spokane and Seattle to shape temperance legislation and regional positions. Frank Wilson of Bellingham announces candidacy for county treasurer after seventeen years in Whatcom County.
The passage notes a banker who worked at Bennett National Bank of Whatcom until 1900, served as city Auditor of Bellingham in 1900, was elected City Treasurer in 1903 and held the office until the time limit, now serves as deputy City Treasurer. He has broad county acquaintance and once lived in Lynden, earning voter support at the primaries.
Advertises farm land in Nooksack Valley with prices for 20 acre and 23 acre tracts, 80 acre creek bottom, 41 14 acres and various residence parcels. Also notes farm loans and a barber shop purchase. Includes Summons No 8808 in Whatcom County Superior Court. Plaintiff B P Nelson seeks quiet title to northeast quarter of section eight township forty north range three east Willamette meridian. Defendants must answer by July 2, 1908. judgment by default if not. W A Martin attorney.
On July 16 1908 the Landaal Kortlever Drug Co dissolves its partnership. The business continues as R M Landaal Drug Co which will pay all debts and receive all receivables. Signatures include C Landaal HuGo Kortlever and G T Scuyleman.
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