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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
9
The notice outlines subscription prices including one year for 2.00 in advance six months 1.25 outside Whatcom County 2.50 per year and Canada and Foreign 3.00 Ad vertising rates are available on application.
Oscar Meadows of Lynden laments months of heavy losses from falling markets. He keeps supplying customers with food and clothing at larger credit to tide them over, earning no public thanks for his role as a middleman.
The remark plays on wartime scarcity and inflation, noting the envy of those who could afford goods at former prices before the war. It reflects a sentiment about economic hardship and wage limits affecting purchasing power.
The line poses a thought on how daily expenses like gas bills shape our view of life. It hints at the broader theme of everyday burdens and how financial pressures influence choices and priorities.
A modern Independence Day trend shows crowds gathering to celebrate in large cities with fireworks and public events. Organizers emphasize community spirit and national pride amid festive activities and music.
Dr C H McLeod operates a dental office over Lynden State Bank in Lynden Washington offering comprehensive dental care to residents. The ad notes the clinic location and professional expertise.
A wide range of public events including prize fights, auto races, aeroplane flights, picnics, double-headers, and other educational and patriotic gatherings are planned to engage communities and promote civic ideals this season. The listings emphasize interest in youth and public participation through diverse activities.
A snippet notes a man’s fluctuating checks sometimes over a hundred dollars, his wife contributing a "Sewing Neatly Done" classified ad, and mentions war time spending. It ends with a playful warning about Roman candles in 18 days.
Despite downturns in other trades, coffin makers report steady demand as aviation stunts and car races draw crowds and boost publicity, helping funeral suppliers stay busy.
In Lynden the crop outlook is bright with hay in good shape and potential four cuttings on lawns and parking strips. The piece also mentions a new state age disclosure law for license applications and a satirical note about Admiral Sims speech tied to a handful of workers.
A wartime note recalls William Mason who earned nine dollars a day with extra pay for extended service. The account highlights daily wages and wartime compensation details.
Lynden Town Council approves Olive Street improvement from Pine Street to town boundary with regrading drainage and a Fishtrap Creek bridge. An enlarged district will fund $1175 of costs. Whatcom County covers 25 percent. Hearing set for June 17 1921 at 8 PM.
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