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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
9
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Lynden residents face a critical Saturday as the district considers an extra seven mill levy to avert potential school closure. The district owes about 11 000 dollars and may lose warrants without funds, risking a fall reopening.
As June 1 arrives, many residents seize reduced railroad fares to use years of savings from the past fourteen years, spending their earnings on goods and travel.
The readable fragment notes people enjoying meals in winter now consume ants dust and cinders at picnics. The line hints at hardship and improvised sustenance during cold months.
A call for 365 memorial days each year to honor living soldiers and sailors who served the country in times of need. The piece emphasizes continuous remembrance and national gratitude toward veterans.
Support the school board on Saturday as they push a seven mill levy three mills less than last year. The board argues for continued fiscal restraint to maintain an economical record.
Three thousand Lynden chickens dressed by manager Wills arrive in New York this week, signaling a colorful arrival to Broadway. The event blends entertainment and agricultural novelty as part of a staged showcase.
After the new state law takes effect next week, auto stages lose their ability to stack four deep on the bias. The change limits packing and alters alignment strategies for teams and leagues adjusting to the rule.
University of Washington regents turned down a proposal to build a large hotel on university land in Seattle's business district. The decision outraged Seattle newspapers, which call for a recall, while the regents are urged to stand firm against leasing or land tampering.
A sharp admonition warns that sheriffs may seize belongings like silk shirts to cover poll taxes, urging accountability and caution against blame.
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