Red Cross Appeal in Lynden Aims to Raise 2000 for War Wounded
The Lynden district plans to raise 2000 next week to aid wounded soldiers of all nations. Citizens support the Red Cross regardless of opinions on war, acknowledging hospital needs and relief for veterans. The piece notes wartime shortages in Europe, the US fund goal, and a 1000-woman call from the Northern Pacific railroad for experienced switch workers.
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Germany
France
America
Red Cross
Lynden
England
United States
Liberty Loan of 1917 Bond Offering Described
The two billion dollar bond issue is titled The Liberty Loan of 1917. It is described as a loan from a free people to aid liberation worldwide and support democratic aims in Europe and on the seas.
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Liviny
Europe
High Seas
New World
Lynden Farmer Keeps Cows in Attic Amid Flood Fears
The snow melts raising flood risk as officials contemplate declaring the office vacant by court order. A Lynden farmer moves cattle to his attic to protect livestock from rising waters and fast flowing runoff.
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Lynden
Suspense Grips Youth as Conscription Lottery Looms
The piece reflects thousands of young men awaiting the government conscription lottery. It notes anxiety over potential khaki uniforms, hats, and the dilemma of starting Christmas knitting for a possible Atlantic crossing. The tone captures shared nerves and the phrase the suspense is awful.
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Panama
Atlantic
Two Ears Not Three A Comic Mailbag Note
A New York doctor receives a letter from a man claiming deafness and suggests a middle ear disease. The patient replies with comic insistence that he has only two ears, and mocks the doctor's assumption in this medical humor caper.
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Roosa
New York
Pickwick
Monarch Turmoil Across Europe Sends Shockwaves
Nicholas of Russia lost his position last month and Constantine of Greece abdicated this week amid widespread royal upheaval. A third monarch remains under pressure as regional stability falters.
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Nicholas
Russia
Constantine
Greece
The Best Must Be Your Aim in Life
A poem by Edgar A Guest urges rising above the throng through relentless effort. It emphasizes striving for excellence, avoiding comfort with being merely good enough, and seeking leadership by not drifting. The verse links success in any field to dedication and high standards.
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Aday
Edgar A
A Bishop's Story On Generous Salvation Army Appeals
Bishop Bristol of Omaha recounted General Booth's fundraising style in a charity address. He recalled how officers whispered for the audience to stop shivering as windows were closed to keep Booth audible and the collection flowing.
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Bishop Bristol
Omaha
General Booth
The
Salvation Ary
Boot
Washington Star
Ten Mile Township to Hold Special Bond Election
The Whatcom County Board of Supervisors orders a special election in Ten Mile Township on June 22 1917 to decide bonds totaling 6900 for road gravelling grading and paving projects across nine named roads with voting hours 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM in the township hall. The notice includes local lodge and fraternal meeting announcements. A separate Superior Court order in Whatcom County sets June 25 1917 as the hearing date for final account and discharge of administrator in the Albert Mulder estate with publication and posting requirements.
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Board of Supervisors
Ten Mile Township
Whatcom Co
Washington
Engdahl
Beard
Klander
Laurel
Goshen & Hemmi, Grad. & Gravel
Axton
Smith
East Township
Fenton Myers
State OF Washington
Whatcom
Albert Mulder
Gerrit van der Griend
Court House
Bellingham
Whatcom County
Lynden Tribune
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Ss. H. Lewis
Lynden, Washington
Canada
Northern Pacific Railroad
W. Holly St
Brandon
Alaska
Paul Henderson
L. A. Woodard
Hill Syrup Co., Inc
Seattle
Wash
Joos Ask Y Grocer
Cosas
F. L. Wood
Lynden, Wash
Pacific Steam Laundry
Ralph B. LE Cocq
RED Cross Fund
Knapp’s
Frank Knapp
Lyndon, Wash
Cess
Ory
Eryone
Lynden State Bank
B. C. Crabtree
T. A. Serrurier
P. M. Serrurier, Pres
Directors
P. M. Serrurier
A. T. Serrurier
W. B. Vander Griend
Lynden Lodges
Woodmen OF the World
Hawley’s Hall
W. Baldwin
C. C
Knights OF Pythias— Lynden Lodge
F. BE. Daniels
Steinhauer
K. R
E. E. Hardin
R. B. LE Cocq
Palace Cafe
Wm. McDonnel
Propr
Tribune
Holland City
Mich
Lynden Co-Operative Company
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