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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
2
Washington special describes a federal draft plan with governors directing local registration. It outlines county level control by sheriff and clerk, city boards for large towns, absentee and ill registration procedures, and the expected public officer assistance to enforce the law. Presidents proclamations trigger registrar deployment and volunteer support.
Public debate swells over Lever bill granting president powers to fix food prices requisition output and regulate distribution. Treasury officials praise early Liberty Loan subscriptions as France and Russia brace for aid. French mission reports strong U S support and plans for ambulances doctors and railway units to France.
Lynden Lodge No. 137 meets every Monday evening at the I O O F hall. Knights are cordially invited to attend. F E Daniels C C H S Steinhauer K R & S
The garrotes of Luzons mountain province mark the Filipinos as a picturesque people when they descend to lowland towns to barter. They move in single files with spears and shields, women at the rear bearing cooking utensils, and conduct most trade via sign language with Chinese merchants who dominate local retail. They linger briefly and depart once business is concluded.
The New York Sun explains river bank orientation by river flow. It defines right and left banks by facing downstream and cites examples: the Hudson at Poughkeepsie is on the left bank, Albany on the right.
The excerpt from Ingalls’ essay on Grass is carved on his gravesite boulder. It reflects on fever ending, market debates waning, and grass healing the scars of humanity’s descent, with a line about the carpet of the infant becoming a blanket of five Gewd.
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