Faermer-Labor Platform At Odds With Voters In State
The Faermer-Labor platform demands legislative reapportionment to a one house body with fifteen members per district, risking Seattle and Tacoma dominance. It also pushes public ownership of utilities, mines and water powers—stances likely to split non socialist voters and farmers. Advertising rates and subscription details are listed alongside.
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Faermer-Labor Party
Seattle
Tacoma
Farmer-Labor Party
Socialist Party
Eimet
Dr B V Mounter Physician and Surgeon in Lynden WA
Dr B V Mounter physician and surgeon based in Lynden Washington with an office over Lynden State Bank.
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B. V. Mounter
Lynden State Bank
Palmer-Labor Paradox Stumping for President History
Historical note recalls the Palmer-Labor affiliation and the claim no candidate from that line has ever won the presidency. The excerpt prompts a lookup to verify this assertion about political history and election outcomes.
Thank the Boys Referendum Support for Lin-Gen District
The Lin Gen district urges voters to honor service members with a 100 percent vote of thanks on November 2. A unanimous ballot for Referendum No 2 would acknowledge their sacrifice and authorize a monthly $15.69 stipend for each month of service.
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Lin- Gen
Linseed and Castor Oil Prices Shift This Week
Linseed oil drops 20 cents a gallon this week while castor oil shows a sharper decline. The market movement signals tighter storage or demand changes impacting industrial and consumer buyers.
Washington Portraits: Voters Hear Campaign Orators
Residents express mixed views on living in Washington after listening to campaign orators, noting both appeal of the area and concerns raised during political discourse.
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Washington
Local Lynden Notes Highlight Religious and Social Visits
Rev H K Palma led services in Seattle while Rev Henry Dickman of Iowa filled Lynden First Reformed Church Sunday. Social groups met at Mrs B V Mounter’s home. Vander Vater family visited from Oak Harbor. Miss Marie Bauman visited Lynden. Bradford Knapp returned from University of Washington. Andy Linden of Seattle toured Lynden and eyed a second hand store project now for rent. Mrs J W Schuyleman sprained side muscles at the Fair.
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H. K. Palma
Seattle
Henry Dickman
Iowa
First Reformed Church
Andy Linden
Lynden
Mr. Linden
Baldwin Pool Room
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