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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
4
The Lynden Tribune notes its succession from the Pacific Pilot and Lynden Sun with publishers DAN CLOUD and historical dates. Subscription rates are listed: one year in advance 1.50, six months 0.75, and international one year 2.00, with advertising rates on request.
Senator John L. Wilson visited Lynden with Boosters from Bellingham. He outlined plans for state conservation of water power timber and coal lands and said he would use the Seattle P I platform to push these projects whether or not elected. The Lynden Tribune notes Wilson as a strong Western Washington figure while naming local figures for county posts and praising Lynden’s beauty.
The Grays Harbor Washingtonian denounces 1910 census methods, accusing officials of padding counts in Seattle Tacoma Spokane and other cities. It condemns inflated figures, mocks inflated claims, and argues that federal data mislead about wages, ownership, literacy, and demographics.
Washington gossip notes that lawmakers mostly are fans but busy with duties, and Vice President Sherman hurried from the senate to a ball game. A tale about Lt. Sturtevant in Alaska shows red tape and a clever workaround for pay, revealing how official procedures affect daily life and dairy feeding guidance.
Opinion column critiques Blaine County schooling and Field Day conduct amid saloon proximity. The piece mocks Blaine’s population claims, questions Judge Burke and his Seattle Times ties, and notes Republican backing via the Burke committee without endorsing him.
A Vancouver item notes a man armed with an axe shouting like a madman. In Seattle a worker named Carl Nichols at the Active Mill clipped the end from a finger in a shingle saw accident this week.
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