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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
4
Lynden subscribers meet the full Victory Loan quota and exceed it without bank aid, earning districtwide praise for wartime support. The report notes local high school graduates facing choice between farming and pursuing college studies.
Registered Holstein bull calves advertised by Hollywood Farm near Seattle Washington. Two nearest dams average over eight gallons per day on official test. Written details and prices available from Hollywood Farm Hollywood Washington.
George M. Waples named administrator of the Mag nus and Annie E. Waples estate. Creditors must file claims with Brown Peringer Thomas in Bellingham, Washington, or with the Clerk of Whatcom County Superior Court within six months of May 15, 1919. First publication May 15 1919.
Lynden Lodge No 137 meets every Monday at the I O O F hall All Knights are invited J H Jacoby C C H S Steinhau rr K R & B S
The Lynden Township assessor reported that every farm in the Lynden district owns an automobile, illustrating local prosperity despite wartime conditions. It did not specify whether the cars were considered assets or liabilities.
The text notes broad approval of a peace agreement with only German factions resisting. References include the Prussians Teutons Hohen zollerns Junkers and general German leadership while other nations express satisfaction with the accord. The piece outlines political tensions and lingering objections within Germany.
The passage notes efforts to build railroad freight cars from concrete, highlighting ongoing material and production challenges alongside the already difficult task of obtaining them.
A wounded Struma veteran is carried to a hospital ship bound for home. He climbs on deck and gazes at the sunlit Mediterranean exclaiming it’s grand. A sailor warns to watch the buoyant ship that requires 22 feet of water to float.
A brief dialogue centers on choosing flowers for a wife. A man insists on geraniums to replace ones he promised to care for during his wife’s absence, while another suggests chrysanthemums as an acceptable alternative.
Delta and Sunshine notes Mrs Myron Baldwin hosted the Busy Bee Sewing Society last Thursday with good attendance and enjoyment. The next meeting is set with Mrs Andrew Harlander on Thursday June 12. Mex Dickson has returned from France and works in Bellingham. Sixth through eighth grades at Delta School face state exams in Lynden on Thursday and Friday.
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