Pacific Pilot and Lynden Sun history notice
A brief historic record notes the Pacific Pilot first published August 24 1901 and Lynden Sun first published June 29 1904 with Lynden Sun Pilot established August 10 1905. It also records second class mail status July 8 1908 in Lynden Washington and outlines subscription rates and advertising details for Canada and foreign patrons.
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Pacific Pilot
Lynden Sun
Lynden Sun-Pilot
Lynden
Washington
Parting of the Ways as Taft Nominated by Republicans
The nation’s Republican convention nominates President Taft amid deep opposition and fraud accusations. The piece rails that Taft’s support proves a failed era, calling for party disintegration and a shift to Roosevelt as the people’s choice. The Tribune pledges to stand with reformers and oppose Taft’s re election, citing distrust in his administration and policy.
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Taft
Republican National Convention
United States
Taft Steam Roller Brigade
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Lincoln
Willam Howard Taft
Ballinger
Wall Street Brigade of
New York Bar Association
William Howard Taft
Washington
Jefferson
Grant
Tribune
People’s
Exit steam roller stance stirs voter energy in Progressives
The remark frames a shifting political moment with Progressives poised on deck and common people at the plate as civic activism gathers pace.
Press and pulpit join in saint making
A reflective note argues the press clergy and gravestone shape public perception, praising honesty yet warning against rosy bias. It urges hopeful effort and faithful method, saying without belief in our work results lose life and meaning.
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Jem
Lynden
Lynden State Bank Posts Solid Growth in Deposits
The Lynden State Bank reports a rise of over 1000 dollars in deposits since the prior statement about sixty days earlier. Cash on hand and in banks totals 66966.14 dollars, reflecting strong community confidence and sound management safeguarding patrons' interests.
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Lynden State Bank
Lynden Events Dates Listed for Early October 1912
The notice lists Lynden events spanning October 2 to 5, 1912. It outlines dates for local gatherings or activities but provides no additional specifics on venues or organizers.
Official Paper of Whatcom County Declares Lynden Tribune County News
The Whatcom County board of commissioners designates The Lynden Tribune as the official county newspaper effective July 1. Readers learn about the shift to safe and sane Fourth of July celebrations, noting a historical decline in fireworks injuries and fatalities in Washington and nationwide.
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the Official Paper
Whatcom County
Board of County Commissioners
Lynden Tribune
Tribune
United States
Independence Day In the National Capital
Washington City
Senator Bailey Warns Against Women’s Emancipation
In Washington Senator Bailey of Texas condemned woman suffrage as a major evil of modern times. He warned that elevating women to men’s status would be worse than making men like women, a remark cited by The Popular Magazine.
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Bailey
Texas
Washington
Republic
Popular
Stamped with the image of the King in Tennyson’s line
A fragment from Tennyson notes a mixed crowd of people in theme of good and evil, coins and truth, all bearing the symbol of the King as a literary image.
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Tennyson
New occasions teach new duties in pursuit of truth
A concise quotation from James Russell Lowell on the need to progress and stay aligned with truth as time changes social duties and standards.
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James Russell Lowell
Lynden Variety Store Promises Merits and Satisfaction
The Lynden Variety Store declares itself Everybody's Store offering meritorious goods, prices, and treatment. It guarantees replacement for any misrepresented article and offers money refund if not satisfactory, inviting customers to return for reliable quality. It emphasizes a commitment to value and customer trust.
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Lynden Variety Store
Williams
The Revelry of the Sawmill and Bucksaw Echoes
A nostalgic poem recalling a woodshop scene and a boyhood ritual. The speaker contrasts the modern whirring disk saw with a rusted bucksaw, praising science for progress while recalling the labor and aches of log handling, fishing, and bacon rind grease.
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Science
J. W. Foley
Popular Mechanics
Governing Voice Calls for Businesslike State Leadership
John C. Lawrence, the people's candidate for governor, urges the governor to act as business manager for all people. He argues for a practical administration free of personal and party politics and claims it would save at least 1.9 million dollars annually for taxpayers.
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State Capitol
John C. Lawrence
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Lynden, Whatcom Co
Rosenezweig
Canada and Foreign
H. L. Williams & CO
Steffe
Banner Realty CO
Bellingham, Washington
R. W. Green
P. M. Serrurier, Pres
Robert Heaton
P. M. Serrurier
W. B. Vander Griend
B. C. Crabtree
Marion Biehler
Lynden, Washington
Blonden Bros
Lynden Co-Operative Co
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