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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
5
Published at Lynden Whatcom County Washington every Thursday Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office Lynden Wa Subscription rates One year 2.00 in advance Six months 1.25 Canada and Foreign 2.50 Advertising rates on application.
Readers recall a past offer of a hatful of pennies for anyone with a man-size dividend on any Lynden stock purchase. Local residents report spending thousands on various issues while expressing hope for prosperity. Congress is depicted as full of odd politicians with ties to home states.
Skagit County residents discuss elections as the campaign heats up after recent votes. Meanwhile a national memorial was dedicated this week, highlighting ongoing public events.
The note mocks erecting a monument to a Texas singer who knows the Star Spangled Banner by heart. It also jokes about Ambassador Harvey dining with the King of England and asks if a crown would hinder royal ears during corn on the cob and watermelon.
A State Automobile Association bench marks courteous truckers while Lynden agencies nominate William Warren W E Austin and the Lunds for recognition. Traffic has eased but paved road petitions fade and a novel drug Caapi promises boldness as drugstores plan sales with wide chatter of proposals.
The Tribune column cites federal and state guidance on care and training of children noting simple sweets include lump sugar maple sugar syrups honey and fruit based treats but exclude rich fatty or highly flavored confections. It warns against using sugar to replace regular meals and advises restricting sweets to dessert time only with occasional wholesome treats.
A vintage recipe collection presents Butter Cake with Strawberry Sauce by Mrs Frank Le Cocq and Sour Cream Cake by Mrs L J Brown, plus a Salmon sauce by Mrs S H Lewis. Includes ingredients and stepwise methods for cakes and a mustard yolk sauce for salmon.
In Whatcom County Washington the executor Adrian Verbrugge named for Wilhelmina B Schuyleman deceased requests all claimants to file claims with proof of service within six months of first publication. Attorney R B Le Cocq Lynden WA represents the executor. First publication June 15 1922. Last publication July 6 1922.
FRANK E. KNAPP as administrator files Final Report and Petition for Distribution and Discharge in Whatcom County Washington. Hearing set for Monday July 17 1922 at 9 30 a m at Bellingham courthouse. Objections or contest may be filed by interested parties.
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