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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
12
Readable snippets note lighter takes on July Fourth events and local curiosities. mentions prize fighters payouts, profiteer lists, a French inventor with engineless flight, the Zillah Mirror press, Eddie Hubbard's hydroplane mail run, a timber fire, and a Granite Falls Ashe building blaze with playful quips on public mood and transport costs.
Advice urges inspect jars before use and boil contents at least fifteen minutes to prevent botulism. Experts note gas bulges, discoloration, turbidity, or odor do not guarantee safety and recommend thorough checks plus boiling. Emphasizes using fresh materials and proper sealing, avoid saving spoiled food, and burn questionable cans.
A long historical piece recalls Seattle Spokane Ellensburg and Vancouver fires in 1889 and how those disasters fostered regional solidarity and urban rebuilding. It notes aid from Tacoma Port Townsend and Johnstown funds as cities rebuilt with fire limits updated street grades and better construction practices.
USPS specialists warn careful picking and packing to minimize damage during transit. Weather affects success, and handling in transit matters as much as treatment. A 16 quart crate weighs 27 to 30 pounds with postage in zones one and two totaling 31 to 34 cents. crate and postage range 58 to 64 cents. Some shipments may combine berry types in one crate.
H L Bartlett, a 280 acre dairy farmer at Startup on the Skykomish river, details losses from overhead costs. He notes butter fat barn price 36 cents per pound yields 28 cents after costs, with eight cents given away per pound. He covers overhead with a local store sale and skimming milk for hog feed, while feeding eight pounds of mill feed daily and managing cows to produce a steady year round.
Washington will receive 21000 dollars and Oregon 25000 dollars in federal funds for forest fire protection for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Advices received at local offices of the U S Forest Service confirm the allocations to the two states.
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