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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
A newspaper note lists the Lynden Tribune Pilot run dates with first publications in 1901 and 1904 and the Lynden Sun pilot and their establishment and postal registration details in 1905 through 1908.
One year in advance charges are $1.50 and six months at $0.45. Canada and foreign rates for one year are $2.00. Advertising rates are provided upon application.
The Lynden community urged the school board to buy five or six acres for a sturdy, artistic high school site with ample grounds. The Tribune pressed cleanup ahead of the Fourth, warned against politicizing local bank failures, praised Frank Bixby’s candidacy for prosecuting attorney, and urged prudent handling of county finances and public buildings.
Manager Jamieson books May Roberts and Company for July 4 5 and 6 with a program of new plays following a successful prior engagement. The Victoria Daily Times praises Miss Roberts in The Adventuress and notes strong support from local audiences and critics. Jamieson anticipates final program details upon arrival of the touring company manager.
In a note seen by editors, the writer argues quicker, more direct reporting would suit wireless dispatches, criticizing sensationalism and urging straightforward news over rehashed sensational gush.
Advertisers Beckes and Stuart invested over 500 Tribune samples sent east to farmers planning to visit Puget Sound. The home distribution reached more than 1900 readers with at least part of the land list viewed by perhaps 9500 individuals, boosting prospect of sales. White space and bold headings key elements, as Lynden State Bank and Brown Cole ads show.
A quiet declaration outlines his trade and services, presented as a business notice. The tone implies a prospective customer base would recognize its practical value and consider engaging his work.
The piece blends patriotic verse on the flag with a historical note on Independence Day milestones, recounting Jefferson Adams Monroe Grant and Gettysburg and Santiago victories. It also reports Medical Lake ending its last saloon after licensing changes, with ex Mayor Enloe and Stanley Hallet leading a Law Enforcement league.
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