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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
6
A playful scene of a novice golfer splattering mud on a friend with each stroke. The friend jokes about the casual use of a club as a spade, and the pair exchange lighthearted quips about changing suits and tools amid turf digging.
National History Magazine recounts Rainbow Bridge in southern Utah as a marvel near Navaho Mountain. The journey is arduous, with nine to ten miles of rough travel and dramatic canyon scenery, culminating in a 309 foot span known as Nodzealid the rainbow by Navaho.
The Non-Partisan League members of Whatcom County will hold a convention in Hawleys Hall Saturday at 2 o'clock. The main business is to elect delegates to the State Convention in Spokane on June 11.
Readable plea for any odd pieces of furniture to place in a small 25c advertisement urging readers to submit items for sale or trading in the classified section.
Mrs Hoverson of Ferndale formerly Lynden visits at Mrs Beavers before moving to Seattle. E V Wampler, wireless operator on a U S Hongkong line, visited Lynden last week. Mr and Mrs William Van Well and family visited Lynden over the weekend. he is now employed in Bremerton and left for home. Amphyction Club to meet with Mrs Harry Fountain Friday afternoon. Misses Anna and Lulu Wright depart for Doylestown Wisconsin for summer. Charles True of Bellingham and Le Roy True of Everett spent Memorial Day with their mother, Mrs L E True.
An advertisement touts 72 years of experience in making paints with pure Pioneer White Lead linseed oil and zinc. It claims ultra fine lead base passes 40 000 mesh silk screens to ensure coverage and spread. The copy argues long lasting results five to ten times longer than cheap paints and warns against rot and higher labor costs.
A Port Chester man called police after a cat trapped its foot in an ice chest caused the animal to cry into a telephone. Central heard the sounds and alerted authorities. Police and plainclothes officers broke into the house and freed the cat.
With treasury empty Turkish officials reportedly receive their salaries in postage stamps and antique bronze coins no longer in current circulation. The unusual payment method highlights severe fiscal strain and a lack of funds across government departments.
A tornado lifted a house in Alabama and moved it about one hundred yards without injuring the sleeping occupants. Local responders reported the dwelling was displaced but the family remained unharmed.
A Black man and a bulldog form an unlikely friendship in a Mississippi town. They share a crate of contents emptied by the two animals, using the box as a common bonk.
Marshal Jake Le Compte apprehended two more aliens Friday who entered from Canada unlawfully and kept them under guard until Paul O Dolstad turned them over to a government officer. Dolstad returned them to Canada. Public sales notice and thanks from Lynden Women’s Relief Corps for Memorial Day program contributions and editor’s space.
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