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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
4
Advertisement and subscription details list annual price two dollars in advance and six month option one dollar with higher Canada and foreign rate two dollars fifty cents. Mentions advertising rates on application and membership in the Washington Newspaper Association.
The annual report notes a stable financial base for Farmers Mutual Telephone Co after last year’s storm damaged lines but not the business. It praises improved service and says the system has doubled in value. A home for aged newspapermen was created by James Gordon Bennett’s will.
A wave of discussion sweeps communities as new luxury taxes on soft drinks trigger concerns about price increases and health policy. Residents and vendors weigh the impact on access, grocery costs, and consumer choice amid the policy rollout.
Local note laments missing names from Red Cross W S S and Liberty Bond lists. Classified ads offer mill wood for sale at $2.50 a load with $0.50 extra if unpaid by the first of the month. Palace Confectionery contact listed as A McDaniel. Also promoting newspaper subscriptions and postwar levies.
Lynden residents press county commissioners to fund hard surfaced roads in the district. They point to favorable grants given to Bellingham Blaine Ferndale Custer Nooksack and Everson and note Lynden's heavy settlement and tax contributions warrant similar treatment.
A concise call to action urges readers to control flies indoors rather than chasing distant pests. The message emphasizes practical home defense and immediate bathroom or kitchen targets.
Dr. S Earl Taylor argues against relying on formulas or diplomacy alone to heal war wounds. He asserts universal peace must come through the practical application of Jesus's religion, not government or law, and warns faithlessness by the church delays world democracy.
Subscriptions offer savings on eighteen poultry magazines. The Trib advertises discounts across multiple titles, inviting readers to subscribe to access reduced prices on poultry periodicals.
Charles Follis son of Mr and Mrs William Follis recounts time in France waiting to return home He visited Paris and Rheims and spent a day at the battle front describing the ruined city of Rheims with 175000 residents all in ruins.
In Whatcom County Washington notice to creditors for the estates of Olof Johnson and Gustafva Johnson married couple deceased. L J Brown is appointed administrator and must file and serve all claims within six months of first publication May 22 1919. R B Le Cocq attorney Lynden WA.
The administrator George M. Waples seeks private sale of Lots 8 and 14 in Block 13 York Addition and Block 29 Hawley's Addition Lynden, Whatcom County Washington, under a court order. Bids in writing due by sale time with cash portion at least 50 percent, at Brown Peringer Thomas or Clerk of Court. First publication May 22 1919. Last May 29 1919.
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