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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
9
The Lynden Tribune lists subscription prices and mailing information with rates for one year two dollars in advance, six months one dollar twenty five, outside Whatcom County two fifty, and Canada and foreign three dollars. Advertising rates are available on application.
Local retailers publish weekly price quotes showing a drop or stabilization near prewar levels. Items listed include ladies' shoes two dollars forty five, men's work shirts fifty nine cents, sugar seven dollars a sack, men's serge suits thirty dollars, ladies' hose twenty five cents, canned meat and sardines sold in multi pack offers.
A 1912-era note laments the dollar's growth in Lynden after wartime shrinkage. It contrasts with the past, recalls a long-ago king, and jokes about putting away umbrellas for traditional sunstroke heat.
The passage extols a union of states founded on freedom equality justice and humanity. It asserts patriot duties to love country support its constitution obey laws respect the flag and defend it against enemies.
The line hints at a future result revealing which cuisine or product delivers the stronger punch in a wartime or competition context, contrasting French lilies with American ham and eggs.
A Johns Hopkins specialist argues that a quart of milk daily plus more greens would improve health and extend life. He notes the dairy industry should invest as Post did to promote its products, and urges public education on milk value.
The piece urges national reflection on July 4 as families gather for picnics and games and recite a creed affirming government of the people by the people for the people with powers from the governed. It frames the day as a moment to honor democracy and the republic.
A reader notes Lynden's new park offers a scenic picnic spot in Whatcom County describing it as a prettier local setting for outdoor meals and relaxation.
Written bids are called for stove wood totals of 60 cords four foot length 25 cords three foot length and 100 inch 16 inch lengths. Bids must state wood kind and price by July 11 at 8 p m. Board may reject any or all bids. R B Le Cocq Clerk Lynden School Dist 309.
Dr Ss S Howe announces in the Superior Court of Washington Whatcom County a notice to creditors. The practice specializes in eye ear nose and throat and glasses fitting is offered in Bellingham.
Poultrymen advertised savings on Poultry magazines with subscription at Tribune office. Pacific Poultry Men offered at 6 cents per year, regular price 7 cents.
Classified notice announcing high demand for cattle stock and inviting sellers to place small want ads to reach buyers, highlighting a quarter rate for the ad. The offer emphasizes rapid sales of cows and heifers.
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