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The readable fragment mentions a game and players with names Saby and DM, noting one may be gone. It is unclear but suggests a basketball or sports context with missing details.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
4
The readable fragment mentions a game and players with names Saby and DM, noting one may be gone. It is unclear but suggests a basketball or sports context with missing details.
A partial readable fragment describes an unclear event with limited names and details. Authorities or places are not identifiable from the text.
The article details heated wartime policy debate as Japan and the United States clash over land ownership by aliens. President and Bryan propose options from immediate action to delay, commission study, or enact protective laws similar to Illinois and Washington DC models, amid legislative resistance and Senate deadlines.
The text presents a cryptic discussion involving farmers and territorial claims. It references events or actions around a Mart 4 date and a need to establish boundaries. The fragmentary language makes precise meaning unclear and names are not consistently legible.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a surveyor for a state council and a pending designation sent to the president. Names such as Richart Biediger and Mr Boetizger appear in garbled form with dates circa 1893 1894. Overall, the text hints at official recognition of services by citizens.
Visitors to Lynden for the upcoming track and field meet are urged to make local stores their headquarters during their stay. The shop features an attractive display of the latest home and fireside novelties.
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