Subscription rates notice for Lynden newspaper
H. LEWIS entered as second class matter at Lynden Post Office. Subscription rates listed: One year two dollars in advance, six months one dollar twenty five cents, outside Whatcom County two fifty per year, Canada and foreign three dollars. Advertising rates available on application.
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Lynden, Wash
Whatcom County
Canada
Foreign
Herman Sass
Louisa Sass
Lynden
Washington
P. M. Serrurier
R. B. LE Cocq
Price Hikes Lift Spirits in Lynden
Butter rises five cents and eggs up five cents, a small gain that locals in Lynden hope will lift moods and spending power as prices edge higher in daily life. The modest increases touch grocery shelves and household budgeting.
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Lynden
City park refreshed and city hall dusting proposed
The editorial notes that many photographs in contests come from fond parents. It suggests organizing a city crew to dust off city hall now that the park is fixed up.
Memy a mug in our midst is mark ed by measles
A crowded public space reports a measles exposure after a person named Memy appears in the area. Health officials advise vaccination and monitoring for symptoms.
Right at Home Picnic Spot In Our City Park
You may travel far yet find no nicer picnic spot than our city park. Try it this week you’ll be delighted and save gas oil and tires by staying close to home.
Local Lynden Notes and Social Roundup
Miss Emma Bennett rejoined Lynden from Spokane where she represented the Eastern Star at the state convention. Mrs. D. L. Steffe and Mrs. John Stedman are reported ill, with other families noting measles and recoveries. Ed Austin sold horses for a Mack truck, while local youths Katherine and Elizabeth Louis return from Ripon California.
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Emma Bennett
Spokane
Eastern Star
Longest Day May Come as Sunlit Marathon Begins
The article notes the summer solstice bringing the year's longest day while contrasting that some observers experience the shortest daylight at other latitudes. It highlights seasonal shifts and public interest in the date.
Opportunity Glazing Lynden Berry Growers Aid
A note touts cheap sugar and berries to help Lynden berry growers and households save money this winter. It suggests a simple kitchen pairing to stretch the budget and assist local families.
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Lynden
Poultrymen Subscriptions Offer at Tribune Office
A notice advertises savings on Poultry magazines for poultrymen. Readers are invited to subscribe at the Tribune office with the Pacific Poultrymen publication priced at five cents.
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Poultrymen
Tribune
The
Pacific Poultrymen
Cows and Heifers Wanted for Quick Sale
Big demand for cattle stock of all kinds. If you have cows or heifers to sell, place a small ad like this. A quarter cost. Try it.
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Lynden Tribune
H. Lewis
Warren
Lyndon
D. L. Steffe
Lucille Ecker
Clearbrook
John Stedman
Little Ross
Fritz Johnson
E. Vanderhoof
Bellingham
A. E. Rusco
C. G. Lund
Mrs C . Lund
Glenn
F. Johnson
Custer
W. H. Trump
Lyndon Masonic Lodge
Ed Austin
Katherine
Elizabeth Louis
Ripon
Cal
First Christian Reformed Church
Berthuson Park
Mildred and
Lucile Davis
Harry Beernink
Lowell
R. Mutchler
Lynden Rebekah Lodge
Ferndale
C. H. McLeod
Lynden State Bank
Service First
Battery Shop
C. E. Whited
Wheeler's Bread
Dock Street
Frank Knapp
Superior Court
State OF Washington
County OF
Whatcom
County of Whatcom
Board of State Land Commissioners
Section 16
Township 39 North
Range 5
W. M
Commissioner of Public Lands
State of
Clark V. Savidge
First .National Bank
W. Jones
North Washington Implement Company
C. L. Craighead
Mr. Lynden
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