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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
7
Quality Tires and Diamond Rubber Co announce higher adjustment bases for Diamond Squeegees to 6000 miles and Diamond Cords to over 8000 miles. They claim consistent, economical performance and urge customers to judge tires by a clear, open standard.
Readers are assured advertisers in The Tribune will sell exactly what is offered. The Tribune guarantees refunds if misrepresentation occurs and pledges truth in news, editorials, and advertising.
After forty years in the county all on a Ten Mile ranch Mrs. Ella Schrimscher 52 died Sunday at a private hospital on Virginia Street. She was a member of United Brethren Church in Iowa and is survived by husband Cyrus H Schrimscher three sons Ray Lloyd and Leonard five brothers two sisters and a granddaughter. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM with Harry Maxwell officiating. Interment in Ten Mile Cemetery.
The Northern Pacific railway gained patent-based land selections in Whatcom County replacing lands previously conveyed by the United States. Patents issued February 14, 1920 cover townships 38N 6E and other areas, linked to acts of July 2 1864 and July 1 1898, to support railroad and telegraph line construction from Lake Superior to Puget Sound.
Public auction scheduled for April 6 1920 in Bellingham Washington for Application No 10902 covering 80 acres NW of section 36 town 39 north range 3 east W M with improvements valued at 960 dollars and total appraised value 3200 dollars. Sale terms require at least 1 tenth of purchase price down and annual installments with 6 percent interest. Easements for railroad logging oils and minerals apply.
The attorney general says Blaine school district's 39000 dollar bond issue for a new grade school exceeds legal indebtedness. A similar ruling targets Custer district's planned high school bonds. The opinion focuses on how state bond bidding may be affected and how tax funds are counted toward indebtedness.
R B Le Cocq as executor files for final settlement and distribution in the Ole H Rapstad estate in Whatcom County Washington. The court fixes April 19 1920 at 9 30 AM in Bellingham for final settlement and distribution with rights of way and resource land sales under state orders. First publications occurred March 25 1920 last publication April 15 1920.
Mr and Mrs E A Wiese and Mr and Mrs C K Smith went to Vancouver Saturday to visit relatives and friends returning Monday Wanted at once Household furniture If you have any odd pieces of furniture that you aren t using sell them now A little 25c ad like this will do it Try it.
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