Lynden Gimlet notes odd ads and local duties
The Gimlet recounts quirky ads selling odd items including a Metz runabout and a cow while joking about trends in facial hair. It questions churchyard upkeep and urges Lynden leaders to curb unsightly barns and sheds, listing local residents as readers of the note.
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C. Buizer
Metz
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The Hope of the World in the Red Cross Message
A wartime speech extols the Red Cross as the living expression of mercy and brotherhood guiding humanity through war. It urges steadfast adherence to Red Cross ideals amid loss, destruction, and victory, portraying the organization as the hope sustaining nations and directing them toward world peace.
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Red Cross
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National Creamery Buttermakers’ Association
Fairbanks
Morse
H.P.F.O.B
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H. P
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Star Mercantile Company
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Mr. Logan Sheriff
Charlie Galbraith
H. A. van Os
Andrew Benson
George Worthen
Ed Edson
Harve Slade
Alexander H. Frasier
Worthen
Vernon
Ervin Weidkamp
Ellen Anderson
Alice Nelson
Harold Bell Wright
United
England
Rus
Tribune
Bellingham Sash and Door Company
Wiliam la Plante
Greenwood
Aldana Giles
J. W. Seat
6Th Street
Frank Oordt
Werthen
Timothy Day
H. Spaan
Right Man
Lynden Produce Co
A. Bauman
Worthen Station
the Tribune
R. A. Reeve
Nooksack
Blaine R. F. D
Signal Corps
Railway Exchange
Portland
Oregon
John Burgraff
Lynden Cannery
Lynden Canning CO
Lynden Veterinary Hospital
Eldridge Buick Company
E. Pike St
Seattle
Washington
EF. le Cocq
Ralph le Cocq
Kensington Club
Co. Vander Kooi
Public Realty Bureau
Liberty Building
Wash
Cascade Merchandise Corporation
Smith Bldg
Lynden Camp
Hawley’s Hall
Ford
West Main Street
Lynden State Bank
State of Washington
County of
Whatcom
W. B. Vander Griend
George B. Taylor
Lynden, Washington
P. M. Serrurier
B. C. Crabtree
Hammond
Ray Hoekstra
Liberty Theater
Douglas
America
Mary Murray
U. S
Beauty
Hebrons