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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
4
Entered as second class mail matter at the Lynden Washington post office. Subscription rates listed show one year two dollars in advance six months one dollar twenty five cents and Canada and foreign two dollars fifty cents. Advertising rates available on application.
Beaver district with $2 million valuation and eleven pupils would pay $16,000 to the state and get $800 back under the 30 10 plan. Lynden would pay $9,644 and receive $22,309, enabling Lynden to cut local levies. The plan aims to equalize funding by state aid to districts with many children.
The recent Tulip Festival in Bellingham drew praised parades and strong local support as Whatcom County welcomes renewed tourist traffic. General Helen Dawes notes budget figures show government expenditures for 1922 will drop by 1.6 billion dollars compared with prior years.
The speaker argues that if the General can sustain this approach for nine or ten years, households would see tighter budgets. If consumers question whether they can live without it before buying, their bank accounts would grow and meals would halve.
A partisan note on the direct primary and initiative laws aimed at toppling them, followed by commentary on the prohibition repeal effort. The obituary of Henry P. Davidson reports a $2,000,000 life policy and questions premiums. A 52-year-old horse stars at a New York show, praised for its longevity compared with modern cars.
Federal and state guidance on child feeding stresses not pressuring a child to eat. Health, appetite, and meals depend on simple foods, regular meals, and medical checks for illness or dental issues. Proper table setup and small utensils aid good eating habits as a child grows beyond a high chair.
Mrs M H King presents kitchen tips Melt butter add flour and milk then cheese and soda to prevent curdling Serve on toast wafers Beat egg whites with sugar to stiff ropy stage add vanilla drop on tin bake slowly then fill with whipped cream and fruit Coconut cake and filling recipes detail beaten eggs sugar butter milk flour and coconut with lemon flavor for a coconut topped cake
In Whatcom county Washington Superior Court the estate of W W Jones deceased names Lucius A Jones as executor. Creditors are to present claims to the executor or his attorney in Lynden Washington within six months after first publication dated April 20 1922 with proof of service for filing. The notice runs through May 11 1922.
State of Washington Whatcom County notice names Dena Troost as administratrix of the estate of Ralph K. Troost deceased. She must file with the court within six months of the first publication or the claim will be barred. First publication April 27 1922. Last publication May 18 1922. Lynden Washington attorney for administratrix.
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