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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
8
The Lynden community debates library funding and school district finances. Residents note small property values and high maintenance costs driving deficits while urging building a strong library with science and literature, and discussing tax levies and new term at Alaska Business College.
EW Young cows and sires listed for sale from Jersey herd led by Rolanders Eminent whose dam carried 896 pounds in a year and Oxford Raleigh Lad whose dam recorded 101 pounds in a month. Crabt ree 3B C Crabtree Lynden February 13.
A northern district road plan seeks to improve access for farmers and residents of Lypdem and Sumas by extending and upgrading routes. BeartY approves the meritorious project aiming to better connect local communities and support orchardists, irrigation, and commerce.
The governor's move to convene a special session to provide funds for the state university state agricultural college and state normal schools is met with approval though questions remain about who will help meet the increased expenses.
A public notice invites residents to pick up free seeds labeled as government stock. Names like Pettycraftoria and Waste of the people's cashia are among the varieties offered, signaling a humorous or satirical take on seed names.
March fifteenth deadlines loom for income property and real estate taxes. The notice warns there is little recourse left except payment as delinquent accounts may be placed in the hands of a receiver.
A reflective poem speaks of two sides in every difference. It considers winners and losers and the drift between inner and outer positions. The poet notes how growing doubt shifts judgment and urges keeping in mind the right side versus the wrong.
A new recruit on guard duty refuses passage to a mysterious caller until the password is spoken. The intruder insists he is the colonel, but the sentinel remains firm and repeats the rule that no one passes without the password Efficiency.
The article argues the chemical warfare service should be a distinct army bureau, forecasting rapid expansion like the air service. It notes if war persisted, the service would have used gases with a lethal effect lasting forty eight hours but no permanent damage.
A testimonial recounts Harding's long career in the United States and Alaska, praising a stomach remedy JOTO. He claims decades of battles and relief after trying doctors, urging readers to ask for JOTO at drug stores and offering a free sample from Bellingham Chemical Co in Washington.
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