Lynden seeks Victory Loan boost to reach quota
Lynden, Whatcom County, Washington faces a six thousand dollar shortfall in its Victory Loan quota with the final drive inching toward the closing Saturday. The Victory Loan Board meets at the Biehler Building to receive subscriptions as residents are urged to "Buy Another Bond Saturday" and push Lynden over the top. Local quips note the town’s prior lack of national attention and casual references hint at lighthearted reminders about tax on beverages.
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Lynden
Victory Loan Board
Biehler
Biehler Hardware
Poultry Opportunity Highlights Sumas Advice
The Sumas News Advocate urges local farmers to enter poultry, noting 10 to 20 acre tracts can support a couple hundred hens for solid family income and a small bank balance. It cites Lynden growers earning more from poultry than peas or milk, with high egg prices and year round demand in the region.
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Sumas
Lynden
Sumas News
For Sale Registered Holstein Bull 33 months old
For sale or trade for oats sheep or other livestock. One of the best 33 months old Reg istered Holstein bulls from a 30 lb cow at 2 years old. She is Rags Apple Korndyk tuberculin tested and quiet as a lamb. Oertel Bros Blaine. 4-17-tf-6.
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Oertel Bros
Blaine
Real estate deals offer affordable farms and bungalows
Several properties advertised include a modern six room bungalow with three lots and garage priced at 2000 with true value at least 3000, adjoining lots also offered. Farm land options range from 40 to 200 acres with terms, creeks and alder bottom noted, some cleared, some slashed, with various parcel sizes and sale in 20 or 40 acre tracts.
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Lynden
Sumas
Dreams and Sacrifices A Tribute Poem
Poem lines by Clinton Scollard published in the New York Sun praising sacrifices and gifts offered on sacrificial fires with hopes of uplifting the nation. It frames personal loss as meaningful and insists no whisper should claim death was in vain. It ends with a call to subscribe for them.
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Clinton Scollard
The
New York Sun
Demobilization costs cited after World War I efforts
The article outlines billions needed to return soldiers to civilian life. It cites a total demobilization bill of about 2.354 billion dollars for maintaining the army, plus 1.934 billion for repatriation and reintegration, and 225 million for a $60 bonus to honorably discharged men. Transportation costs abroad and at home add hundreds of millions, with France operations alone at 700 million and travel costs near 500 million.
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America
Pershing
France
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I. O. O. F. Hall
J. H. Jacoby
C. C. H. S. Steinhauer
K. R
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Bellingham
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Gage-Dodson Co
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C. H. McLeod
Lynden State Bank
F. L. Wood
B. V. Mounter
Lynden Washington
B. C. Crabtree
T. A. Serrurier
P. M. Serrurier, Pres
P. M. Serrurier
A. T. Serrurier
W. B. Vander Griend
Conner O. Reed
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Osteo
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Woodward & Woodward Chiropractors
Palmer School
Fountain Head
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Etail
Rauanere
Empire Milkers
Empire
Lynden Distri
Ynden
John Bradley
Floyd Carter
Dick Rutgers
Fred Polinder
N. Hickey
Ferndale
F. Taylor
Ferndale R
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Martin Abegg
Everson
C. Scribner
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Lewis A. Miller
Charles Fletcher, Everson
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