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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
Publication notice listing history and dates for the Lynden Tribune Lynden Sun and Lynden Sun Pilot with publisher credit DAN CLOUD and subscription rates including one year in advance 1.50 and six months and Canada and foreign 2.00 with advertising rates on application.
The column recalls a court case involving a saloon keeper, cites opposing views on Roosevelt Taft and party factions, and notes community observations about a rainy spell and East Front street improvements with a fond tone for local place names and events.
Three Lynden stores reported heavy crowds after large sales and visible discounts. The Lynden Tribune touts local retailers as energetic, notes strong window displays, and urges advertisers to publish in the paper to reach about 1400 readers.
George Whipple says The Tribune erred claiming conflict with the commissioners over his contract. He states his issue was with Frasier, not officials, and he traveled alone, noting no candidate plan unless the Grange selects him.
Lloyd W. Bowers solicitor general and Taft ally was once Yale and Columbia Law graduate who began practice in Winona Minnesota. He later joined the Chicago and Northwestern railroad law department and rose to the post of general counsel in Chicago.
A UK demonstration of the Kearney single line switch back tube railway system attracts global attention. Cars ride on one bearing rail with an overhead guide rail held by 60 foot apart standards, claimed to prevent derailment on the Strand to Crystal Palace tube project.
England expands the popular boy scout movement to include girls. Lt General Baden-Powell issues a formal guide for the feminine scouts detailing training and duties such as tracking for wounded, signaling for ambulances, first aid, bandaging, transporting the wounded, cooking and nursing.
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