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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
8
Eleven more days remain until the Whatcom County Fair opens inviting contestants to polish calves apples and doilies for about five thousand prizes. The note hints at political candidates who promised to save the country wasting money in tea d.
Readers note umbrellas rising in Lynden as a political barometer points to a continued dry spell in Maine voting patterns this week. The report highlights the odd weather symbol tied to local reaction and broader electoral mood.
A Tribune editorial rails at election time against party politics in county offices. It argues the county auditor and Lynden citizens have no stake in national issues and condemns persistent Republican dominance in local races.
A speaker denounces elections as unjust and unAmerican. The passage calls for a future where candidates are judged solely on ability, free from party labels such as Populist, Socialist, Democrat, or Republican.
A casual remark about the mayor of Cork avoiding high sugar and bacon costs is noted as a light local observation. The comment highlights concerns over prices affecting residents and public discourse on daily expenses.
A 1621 Plymouth treaty records Massasoit signing a peace covenant with English settlers. The six clauses bind both sides to protect people and property, aid in war, notify allies, and disarm when visiting. The pact lasted fifty years without amendment.
Several rat skins tanned by a noted naturalist were used to make gloves though skins are thin and fragile. Years ago France shipped thousands of rat skins for leather but the venture failed commercially. A rat skin pair of shoes proved as soft as fine kid, yet six skins were needed for one pair with only the backs sturdy enough.
Several improved irrigated farms in one of the best irrigated sections in the Northwest and unimproved lands in the same area. All will be sold on very easy terms. Write us what you have for trade and we will call and see you. F. J. Pingrey & Son, 209 Lyon Building, Seattle, Wash. 3-18-tf- 6
Dr S S Howe morefully advertises practice limited to eye ear nose and throat with glasses fitted in Bellingham.
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