Whatcom County Official Paper Rates and Notices Policy
The notice outlines subscription rates for one year and six months, including Canada and foreign at two dollars, and identifies the paper Lyn den Washington as a second class mail matter since July 8, 1908. It also states that engravings and notices intended to promote business must be paid at regular rates, with free publicity for community-wide entertainments and promotions.
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Canada and Foreign
Lynden
Washington
Tribune
Easter customs traced from ancient spring rites across cultures
The article surveys Easter origins linking it to vernal rituals of Asiatic Aryans Chinese Persians Celts and Judaic Paschal observances. It notes the term Easter from Teutonic origins and explains the egg symbol as a Christian emblem of resurrection colored red. It discusses Nicea 325 establishing the date and describes Easter as a gentle festival fostering unity, hope, and renewal through spring imagery and Jesus teaching of universal love. It also covers President Wilson and an extra session focusing on tariff legislation and currency reform.
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Christ
Axtell and Dunning Falkner Earn County Support
The three politicians Mrs Axtell and Messrs Brown Dunning and Falkner return home after a visit to Olympia praising their duty. If they seek political preferment in the county they will get it hands down according to supporters.
Big Chief Pattison Orders Washington Appointments
Big Chief Pattison returns to Spokane after confirming endorsement control over federal appointments in Washington. He and allies Heifner Todd Cochran push influence as postmaster bids and judgeship ties loom, with Judge McDonald a likely Seattle postmaster candidate and Hugh Todd boosting press exposure.
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John Pattison
Washington
Philippines
Pattison
Spokane
Heifner
Todd
Cochran
National Committeeman
Judge McDonald
Seattle
Following the Nazareth Path: A Call to Do One's Best
A religious reflection urging readers to emulate the example of Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that no one erred by trying to follow his teachings and strive for moral effort in daily life.
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Nazareth
Legislature Adjourns Amid Confidence in State Election Result
The legislature has adjourned with officials predicting success for American principles at the state election two years ahead.
Shade of Ananias Echoes Olympia Explana tions
The remark compares the blunt explanations offered by legislators upon returning from Olympia to the shade of Ananias, implying feigned honesty and evasive rhetoric in political discourse.
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Ananias
Olympia
Wilson opens presidency with selective audience policy
President Wilson in his first act as chief executive announced he had no time to hear office seekers. He stated no unsolicited applications would be considered and only those invited to the White House would be heard, signaling a tight control of access at the outset of his administration.
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Wilson
White House
Drummer Leaving Lynden Amid Big Orders
A short travel note mentions a drummer departing Lynden, noted for not wearing a smile as large orders push workloads high. The line hints at job pressure driving the departure and a sense of ongoing business demand.
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Lynden
Progressive Record of Senator Ed Brown from Whatcom County
Senator Ed Brown, elected on the Republican ticket, aligned with taxpayers during the session. He led progressive legislation in the senate, earning praise from papers for his record. Brown is noted as a representative from Whatcom County who contributed to enacted reforms.
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Ed Brown
Daily Papers
Bellingham
Whatcom County
Senate
Senator Brown
County residents praise his efforts and gratitude due
The county expresses full satisfaction with his work on their behalf and credits him with deserving gratitude from all citizens regardless of political affiliations.
Lowe letter charges sheriff over dry law enforcement
Col Lowe accuses Sheriff Bert Thomas of betraying the dry county vote by sharing information on alleged violations and accuses him of disloyalty. He demands accountability, questions disclosure of a tip about a blind pig, and calls for a confession to the county commissioners and the public.
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Bert Thomas
Thomas
T. W. Lowe
Ferndale
Record
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P. M. Serrurier
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Seraf Sale
Frank Knapp
Lynden ‘Tribune
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