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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
4
Goetzen Threatens War Aims Against U S in 1915 Note
A quoted statement mentions taking New York and Washington for a time after Europe work, seizing a billion dollars, controlling South America, and denying territory while asserting heavy U S losses. The report also notes milk price disparities affecting Lynden farmers, with 100 pounds costing $3.29 while condenseries pay $2.25.
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Europe
New York
Washington
Germany
Oth
South America
Count von Goetzen
New York Tribune
Lynden
Local quote on wartime food renaming prompts chuckles
In a playful note, residents joke about renaming familiar foods to honor wartime spirit. Sauerkraut becomes liberty cabbage and wienerwursts dubbed American Kennel Compound, while neighbors chip in to support two daily Holstein milking routines.
Memorial Day Speech By F. F. Handschy At Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lynden prepares for a Memorial Day address by F. F. Handschy of Bellingham at the Odd Fellows Hall. The event promises a patriotic gathering in a crowded venue at the old normal school building.
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Lynden
America
F. F. Handschy
Bellingham
Odd Fellows
Normal School
Mercy Drive Boosts Red Cross Fundraising Effort
Community volunteers rally for disaster relief as Red Cross appeals nationwide. Local churches and schools organize drives to collect donations and essential supplies, aiming to bolster support for emergency aid programs.
Pomeroy Club Targets Bond Slackers A. M. and B. N. Butcher
The Pomeroy Commercial Club endorses ostracizing A. M. Butcher and B. N. Butcher of Wordesville for refusing Liberty bonds and Thrift Stamps. The Tribune reprints the Pomeroy paper account describing social and commercial shunning as patriotic civic action.
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Garfield County
Red Cross
Pomeroy
the Tribune
the Patriotic League of
Pomeroy Commercial Club
A. M. Butcher
American Red Cross At Work In France War Zone
The Red Cross runs twenty dispensaries in the Army Zone to aid families and troops. It feeds and houses thousands of children to keep them from danger and distributes cooking utensils bedding and clothing across six districts. Builders provide ready to erect housing for the homeless while a Paris area limb factory and splint plants support medical needs. The organization brings more than two hundred tons of supplies daily into Paris with many tons redistributed to branch warehouses in France. What will you give to support this Hand of Mercy at its work.
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France
Red Cross
Paris
Slackers named as boycott target in local meeting
Resolution denounces those who refuse Liberty Bonds Thrift Stamps or Red Cross contributions. A committee will notify Pomeroy Starbuck Colfax Lewiston area merchants and country stores to cut all dealings with slackers. Adopted May 13th 1918.
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B. N. Butcher
Red Cross
Pomeroy
Starbuck
Colfax
Lewiston
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