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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
4
The Lynden Tribune lists subscription prices including one year at $2.00 in advance and six months for $1.00. Canada and foreign subscriptions are $2.59. Advertising rates are available on request and the paper is a member of the Washington Newspaper Association.
A Lyden area telegram promotes a five to ten acre fruit and poultry farm with light work and small investment for a comfortable income. Prices are listed for berries eggs and butter and the setting promises river lake and mountains. Washington plans to greet Governor Hart as Lynden vows to honor city officials for debt reduction.
A fragmented line muses on the ruler’s trials and the pressure of leadership. The wording pivots on the term Kaiser and suggests contemplation of authority and public burden.
State audit released this week reports Lynden reduced unpaid current expense warrants from nearly $7,000 in 1917 to a cash basis, and increased surplus by $7,000 over the same two year period, along with improved available credit.
Secretary W. B. Wilson urges immediate postwar building to create homes and schools, fix roads and churches, and provide jobs for returning soldiers. He argues rapid construction signals faith in the nation’s future and stimulates business across the economy.
Expert service in eye examination and glasses adjustment provided by Woll Optics at 205 W Holly St in Bellingham Washington. The shop offers ongoing adjustments not only at purchase but while you wear the glasses.
In Whatcom County Washington the estate of James Elder and Tennie Elder now deceased is being settled. George O Elder as administrator filed a final report and petition for distribution with the Superior Court and a hearing is set for July 7 1919 at 9 30 A M in Bellingham. Any interested party may file exceptions at that time.
An advertisement urges Mr Farmer to contact Certel Bros Blaine Washington about stock deals and mentions Canadian invoice blanks sold at The Tribune office. It includes a Blaine address and phone number 361. The notice also references a found rosary and instructs calling The Tribune.
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