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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
4
A fragile historical snippet notes Lynden based newspapers and dates from 1904 to 1905. It mentions The Lynden Tribune and Pilot, a weekly Lynden publication with references to owners and publishers, and specific dates tied to August 1905.
Official paper of Whatcom County prints subscription rates and advertising guidelines. Notices of condo lence and entertainments are to be at regular advertising rates unless printed as requested. Free distribution or promotions are limited to community welfare. no deviation from rates unless applied.
The piece urges observance of Memorial Day to honor men who gave their lives for the nation. It emphasizes reverence, the meaning of sacrifice, and the duty to remember and teach younger generations the value of service and liberty.
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Fragmentary OCR text references names and places but contains many garbled terms. The readable bits suggest a local event or speech but lack clear dates, participants, or outcomes to summarize coherently. No verifiable facts beyond the presence of scattered proper nouns.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions election actions and public notices. It references figures and dates in a garbled way, with unclear names or places. The readable bits suggest voting processes or official decisions without coherent details.
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The text questions the longing for immortality and the dread of nonexistence, arguing that divinity hints at an hereafter and eternity for humans. It notes Elise and Plato as reference points and mentions a Blaine newspaper man, John W. Sheeta, returning as a US weather forecaster amid a Washington power shift.
A Republican press reaction argues Colonel Roosevelt aligns with Governor Sulzer to advance a primary election law in New York. They claim he becomes an “assistant Democrat” and aims to dismantle the GOP machine, praising independence and bipartisan cooperation to reform electoral rules.
Fragmentary note mentions a date shift this week related to a major holiday. Names and places are unreadable, but context suggests scheduling adjustments around a memorial or ceremonial day.
A garbled report shows Senator Miles Poredexter voicing alignment with Democratic stance while tensions rise with national OO leaders in Washington. Details are unclear due to incomplete text.
A garbled OCR excerpt presents distorted speech about wealth power and a stray cat in Nasiness and a discussion of an era’s gate war. Breen references the Acme Preemece and a trial, with unclear outcomes and lingering questions about what was earned in Whatcom County.
An OCR fragment presents garbled dialogue about figures named Jobe and Adams, set in a street scene with unclear places. The text shows distortions and misread words, making exact identities and events hard to determine.
Michael Folz died after several months illness at his Lynden home on Saturday May 24 at age TS years 11 months 27 days. A Grand Army of the Republic and Masonic member he received full funeral honors at Knapps undertaking rooms with Rev G J Brouwer and Laynch Post 42 G A R in charge. He will be buried in Howard Lake Minnesota accompanied by Mrs. Herbert Jones. Folz came to Lynden about four years ago and was esteemed as a man of duty integrity and upright character.
A local notice lists numerous Lynden businesses including Rayman Implement Co Reisler Marion Bostwick Bros Crukshank F P Efficiency Shop Farmers Mercantile Co Gale & Powers Handy R Knapp Lynden Cooperative Lynden Department Stores Lynden Implement Co Lynden Pioneer Realty Co Lynden State Bank Lynden Variety Store Maneval A B Pioneer Storage Co Puget Sound TL Sampley Chas B Soovill & Ogle Starakenburg S Steinhauser HKS Strurmman Hoekstra Taylor & Riddle The Lynden Tribune Tromp W H Valear Elder Wrhipple Fred Zeylstra J. signaling a Memorial Day closing.
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An annual fire department meeting is set for June 2 at 3 PM in Nen dey Town Hall. The agenda includes year-end reports and elections with officers to be elected.
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