Lynden Clean-Up and Arbor Day Proposal
Washington Newspaper Association urges Lynden to hold a town Clean-Up and Arbor Day next month led by a commander-in-chief with wagons to haul rubbish from vacant lots alleys and backyards. Also notes Jersey herd cattle for sale led by Rolanders Eminent and Oxford Raleigh Lad with dam records. B C Crabtree Lynden. 2-13-tf
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Lynden
Jersey
Rolanders Eminent
Oxford Raleigh Lad
B. C. Crabtree
Fashion change reaches Lynden clothiers impact
Lynden farmers may notice a shift as the American Clothiers' Association decides to eliminate the peaked lapel. The move signals broader industry standard updates affecting clothing style choices and shop inventories.
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Lynden
American Clothiers’ Association
Whatcom County Road Paving Change Prompts Citizen Dialogue
Chairman Mc Millan of the Whatcom County commissioners notes past reluctance to pave roads while discussing evolving priorities and changing times for county infrastructure and resident concerns.
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Whatcom County
McMillan
County Commissioners
Farmers Demand Paved Roads Near Barns
A local quote depicts farmers rallying for paved roads, insisting on road access to their barns and offering to pay for paving, reflecting widespread demand for better infrastructure.
War hopes on quick peace with Germany
The writer wishes for an early end to the war so leaders Ludendorf von Hindenberg and von Tirpitz can return to Chautauqua engagements abroad, expressing a desire for their speaking dates to be preserved.
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Congress
Germany
Ludendorf
von Hindenberg
von Tirpitz
Check Protectors Fail To Stop Check Roping
The article notes bankers and merchants doubt the effectiveness of check protectors. Forgeries are common but check raising is rare, and crooks could still alter checks despite protective machines.
California clerk receives $100,000 legacy this week
A California dry goods clerk inherited a $100,000 legacy this week. After buying two suits, a pair of shoes, and a show ticket, he plans to return to work Monday morning with empty pockets.
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California
Swift urges debt for investments in his annual report
Mr. Louis F. Swift head of Swift and Company prescribes getting in debt for investments of intrinsic value. He says once one obligation is paid, buy another to safeguard Tomorrow, describing a sure cure method for financial planning.
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Louis F. Swift
Swift and Company
Hello as Gift of Friendship in Everyday Life
A Washington Star verse extols the simple greeting Hello as a warm, universal signal of welcome and connection. It contrasts friendly exchanges with curt refusals and celebrates the joy of greeting a cherished friend.
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Washington Star
Canker Worms Feared Warns Prof Washburn on Bands
Prof F L Washburn warns wind can carry moths over tanglefoot bands on trees. Leaves may blow against bands causing moths to cross. He urges reapplying sticky bands to old ones to stop the canker worm invasion.
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F. L. Washburn
Treasure Recovered From Sea by Salvage Ships
The salvage vessel Racer recovered $350,000 worth of gold in a single day from the World War I era liner Laurentic, sunk in 1917 off the northern coast of Ireland. The find would provoke envy from historic sunken treasure hunters.
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Racer
Ireland
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Lynden State Bank
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