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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
4
Paper used for the Tribune has risen from three cents to thirteen cents per pound in two years and continues rising. As a result, subscription rates outside the county and for foreign destinations will increase to five dollars per year and three fifty respectively, while Whatcom County remains at two dollars annually.
A playful note suggests that watching recent LA movies could deliver a literal shock, implying surprising or startling scenes from the city’s cinema. The remark contrasts quiet quake news with the dramatic impact of local films.
Local veterinary contact EK N Hutchinson lists Lynden phone 4793 with months or dates unreadable and a trailing note 4 1.
Lynden experiences a sharp housing shortage as populations rise beyond available homes and business buildings. The piece urges immediate action and suggests forming business-led housing corporations, as seen in other cities, to address the demand.
A terse line asks whether a four percent acre yields more value than gold mines or oil wells, prompting investors to weigh returns, risk, and future prospects in a volatile market.
A Lynden berry tract outlines an estimated revenue of 6693 dollars. The document indicates potential income from berry crops with figures cited for budgeting and planning purposes.
Under state law it is a misdemeanor to post signs on trees and rocks and mar highways. Loomis Baldrey the prosecuting attorney of Whatcom County will begin actions tomorrow morning to fine vandals and curb this vandalism reported by Lynden Tribune.
A Seattle man asked, How do you explain this, noting Lynden’s population cited as 1,244 residents and 462 children in Lynden schools, raising questions about local numbers and school enrollment.
Lynden is credited with 1 244 residents in the federal census figures announced this week the town showing a bigger advance than any other point in the county outside of Bellingham. The piece notes locals prefer quiet growth and hope the 1930 census will bring more people without altering the town’s character.
For sale or trade several improved irrigated farms in one of the best irrigated sections in the Northwest and unimproved lands in the same section. All sold on easy terms. Write what you have for trade and we will call. F. J. Pingrey & Son, 209 Lyon Building, Seattle, Wash. March 18.
Dr S S Howe practices limited to eye ear nose and throat care. Glasses fitted in Bellingham offering comprehensive vision and ENT services.
The Federal Reserve System carried the country through the strain of war financing with astonishing success. It is difficult to see how banks could have carried the burden of war finance and accommodated their customers without it.
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