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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
4
Succession details for Lynden newspapers state the Lynden Sun founded 1901, Lynden Sun-Pilot established 1906, published in Lynden Washington each Thursday, with ownership by ROSENEWHIG as owner and publisher. The source lists multiple dates including 99 instead of 1904 and 1906.
The notice lists subscription pricing for Whatcom County paper: One year in advance 1.50, six months 0.75, Canada and foreign one year 2.60, with entry as second class mail matter in 1908 and advertising rates available on request.
Senator Ashurst argues in Collier’s Weekly that tariff revision must favor the many over a few vested interests. He cites sugar producers beef and wool growers and insists the Democratic aim is to lower life essentials tariffs while protecting domestic needs for all Arizonans. The opening Senate remarks stress priority for 300 000 Arizona sugar consumers over beet sugar producers.
Testimony presented before Judge Pemberton in the Bixby-Lefrit trial paints Walter Fulcher as a major scoundrel. The remarks describe him as a figure of significant criminal character, suggesting harsh judgment by the court.
Kansas Representative Victor Murdock harshly attacked Billy Humphrey in the lower house on Monday. Murdock labeled him a dyspeptic gentleman from Washington and questioned Progressive party leadership, claiming they lack guidance from the Republican Leader Mann.
Attorney General Mc Reynolds recommended Stephen J. Chadwick of Washingtons Supreme Court for the Western district judgeship to succeed Clint W. Howard. President Wilson reportedly accepted the recommendation and will make the nomination next week. Chadwick has served on the state Supreme Court since 1908 and is a Democrat though independent.
A famous editor once warned that the editorial page is the last to win a new reader and the first to lose an old one. The remark highlights the page’s power to attract or repel loyal subscribers.
The amended Webb anti alien land bill passed the assembly 72 to 3 and moves to Governor Johnson for signature. He plans to sign within a reasonable time and has up to next Tuesday to act unless the legislature adjourns earlier, then he has 30 days from adjournment.
Springtime shifts from romance to baseball as fans, teams, and communities rally for the new season. Players train, schedules form, and local excitement builds around opening games and hopeful performances.
State tax commission figures show 1912 total taxes across Washington state at 31.204 million, up from 29.030 million in 1911. King county leads with 8.952 million, Spokane 3.530 million, Pierce 3.076 million. San Juan reports the smallest at 43,989. Federal deposits reform also announced 2 percent interest on government funds starting June 1.
The Maple Falls Leader marks its twelfth year with a philosophy on growth. Editors say town progress is measured by local newspaper size and home patronage from local business men. They argue that higher patronage justifies greater expenses and a bigger paper.
The US price received by producers for staple crops rose 0.3 percent from March 1 to April 1, versus a 6.0 percent year ago and 2.1 percent average gain over March in the past five years. On April 1, prices were about 25.9 percent below the 1912 level and down from prior years.
Colonel Goethals told the War Department that opening the canal for vessel passage hinges on slides and lock gates. The schedule calls for water into Culebra Cut in October and one flight of locks ready, with hopes of passing a ship before year end if slides permit. No guarantee is offered.
The Evening Press condemns a flower thief in Carthage Missouri describing him as lazy and countless to steal blooms from neighbors. It advocates rough action with rock salt from a shotgun administered for deterrence, framing the crime as a low browed burglar’s act.
A satirical piece targets J H Clode of Deming and county leaders Legoe Shagren and Kemper over bootlegger crackdowns. It mocks Clode’s past behavior and calls for charity while hinting his downfall, ending with a dour pledge to remember him as he vanishes.
Representative Hull of Tennessee argues in favor of a new income tax in the house. He calls it fair productive and cheap to collect and insists it taxes net profits not gross income or capital. The measure is framed as an evolution of global tax practice and demands broad support.
The store proclaims a warranty policy built on real value and money back guarantees. They emphasize old fashioned money worth as a key business builder and customer trust booster.
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