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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
4
Local newspaper outlines subscription costs with one year at two dollars in advance six months at one dollar and international and Canadian rates at two fifty advertising rates available on request and noting affiliation with the Washington Newspaper Association
Lynden gains federal funding to develop an agricultural and industrial high school in a farming community. The plan aims to enhance practical district education without sacrificing core academics, with emphasis on accessible programs for all students. The excerpt also includes an unrelated humorous note about postage rate changes and a mock Uncle Sam endorsement.
The notice urges parents to keep rockets roman candles cannons caps and other noise makers out of homes to ensure children wake with all ten fingers and two thumbs on July 5.
The article recalls German boasts of Christmas in Paris and Lyndon era predictions of victory, noting a change in fortunes as pacifying talks proceed. For sale notice lists seven cows on a Northwood ranch offered by Frank W. Bixby of Bellingham at 75 each or 450 for the lot. Also cites a Whatcom County Washington Superior Court heading.
Executor R B Le Cocq announces he has qualified to administer the estate of Ole H Rapstad, deceased. Creditors must file claims with proof of service at the executor's Lynden Washington office within six months of the first publication dated June 19 1919, or be barred. First publication June 19 1919. Last publication July 10.
Tennis Bode administrator of John Hendricks estate asks the court to settle the final account distribute to heirs and discharge the administrator. A hearing is set for Monday July 21 1919 at 9 30 A M in the Superior Court room Lynden Washington. Any interested person may file exceptions at that time.
Mr Farmer urged to contact Certel Bros Blaine Washington. phone 361 Blaine regarding money lost on a stock deal and the need to reach them for possible remedies.
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