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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
6
Lynden adopts ordinance restricting pool hall hours 11 PM to 6 AM on weekdays and 11:30 PM to 6 AM weekends. Violations incur up to 100 dollar fines and possible license revocation. premises may be declared common nuisances and abated. Mayor E. Edson approved. clerk R. B. Le Cocq attested. Eggs now 36 cents per dozen in local ad.
A quirky Lynden column notes Gimlet residents, including Che Lynden Gimlet Charle Jacobs, supplying to Nels Jacobson Herman Elenbaas creamery as milk prices wobble. It recalls a Van Os herd return after Gimlet ads, Juniors joining the U S Reserve, and a senior play with Paul Bailey critics and Fred Wolf’s past mischief.
Miss Margaret Maguire has accepted a science teaching post at Montesano High School in Washington. Dan Cloud, ex Tribune publisher, now heads a Montesano paper while the editor serves in the war.
Cecil Jamieson and Clifton Worthen have been appointed to the next officers training camp at the Presidio San Francisco They will depart for the south after finishing studies at the University of Washington Otto F Francis and wife from Tekoa Washington arrived in Lynden to take up residence He will lead the mechanical department of The Tribune An evening service will be held at the Reformed Church on Grover Street next Sunday night.
A wartime appeal urges readers to review past Red Cross donations and consider continuing support. It describes how funds aided soldiers on the French front and repatriated refugees, emphasizing that the ability to help depends on readers’ remaining contributions.
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