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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
4
The article notes a predicted labor shortage that will impact operations for the foreseeable future. It emphasizes Lynden must rely on existing regular transportation alternatives to avoid disruption and reduce reliance on scarce skilled workers.
The readable text outlines tentative timings and changes to daily counts and morning and afternoon routines. It mentions June 4 as a reference date and references an entity M. castroid and a contract, but specifics are garbled and names are uncertain.
On account of recent til repairs we can offer our usual prompt and efficient service. The note mentions an exclusive optometrist and optician located in Bellingham with emphasis on reliable service.
A seaside style pun on a small weapon misfired in Kansas City this week as a sharp object was tossed near a public area, narrowly missing a projection and causing ink splatter over nearby newspaper sheets.
Senator Kenyon laments missed chance to fund harbor and river improvements as Congress weighs a pork laden bill. The measure lists a trial of 42 044 69 percent and calls for long delayed commerce support while critics warn of wasteful expenditures.
A garbled item notes discussions in the senate about budget or fee distributions and a possible impact on a seat linked to scientific reports from local farmers in the Nookneck Valley.
Critics say officials aim to curb waste as a wartime power shortage presses the nation. The plan would limit extravagant speeches and pomp in state affairs, drawing ire from some senators and officials who view it as overreach.
The Lynden community honors L C Wright upon retirement from the teaching force. Wright, noted for rare ability to inspire students, closes a long career shaping many into better men. His years at Lynden leave a lasting imprint on the town’s schools and alumni.
A collection of miswritten proverbs and quotes from Epictetus Bunyan George MacDonald and Shakespeare. The text juxtaposes altered phrases about rights faith and fate with apparent garbled lines on reputation and humility.
A H Frasier declares his Republican bid for County Commissioner in the Second District. He polls for the upcoming primary election on Tuesday September 12 1916.
Chas E Phoenix announces candidacy for Whatcom County Engineer on the Republican ticket. He pledges full-time service and a square deal for taxpayers, highlighting his backing of the current chief deputy who has performed well and his alignment with the party faction.
A statement announces Frank W. Bixby as a candidate for one of the two superior judge positions in Whatcom County Washington subject to voters across parties at the September 12 1916 primary. The signer lists Clover Block suites in Bellingham as their address.
For County Engineer Chas Lindbery runs in the Republican primary appeal to voters. An issue advertises herd record sheets on cardboard as a practical farming aid showing two milkings per day for 20 cows over one month priced at 50 cents per dozen or 25 for $1 from The Tribune.
The article contrasts strict discipline in a factory setting with a chaotic home scene where a seven year old interrupts. It notes John Stuart Mill’s father raised nine sons without modern wealth or executive power yet produced a great thinker. It ends with a quip from an American millionaire about a foolish son.
The speaker argues no single work can represent America or its people as civilization progresses. The great American novel means many things and could not capture all of American life or every facet of American civilization.
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