Man Enrolls to Guarantee Chautauqua Next Year in Lynden
Lynden residents guarantee expenses for a repeat Chautauqua program by selling 640 season tickets at 2.75 dollars each. Dozens of signers include A. Johnson, Albert Jensen, Klatawa Club, M. H. King, Eva Thompson, Ed Fisher, J. Tremain, and many others plus the Kensington Club and Imperial Fir Lumber Co. Tickets may be added at the First National Bank.
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Lynden
First National Bank
Do. A. Johnson
Albert Jensen
Klatawa Club
M. H. King
Edna McKinon Fisher
E. B. Jones
Charles Roe
Abel T. Bond
G. W. van Wyhe
Eva C. Thompson
Ed Fisher
S. T. Jackman
W. W. Palmer
Frank E. Knapp
G. Noteboom
C. H. McLeod
Harry Savings
Ray Hookstra
Elzie Tremain
L. F. O'Neil
W. E. Preston
O. E. Reed
C. F. Worthen
A. H. Bruns
F. E Alexander
C. E. Lund
H. H. Jamieson
C Voskamp
J. C. Spalding
L. L. Reed
Mrs. H
C. E. Whited
E. D. Dean
W. O. Benadom
Ella Clarke
A. G. White
D. L. Beckes
Harry Walters
E. A. Livingston
B. A. Pyeatt
George Taylor
E. L. Bartlett
C. E. Renfro
B. W. Loring
Thomas P. Jeffers
M. Biehler
P. M. Ser
Frank Swope
George E. Bruce
J. M. Beaty
W. H. Trump
Mary J. Swim
Charles Erickson
Walter Wilbur
Charles J. Kamm
W. H. Waples
George W. Frick
George W. Worthen
D. Mulder
B. V. Mounter
Kensington Club
Fair to Get Building for Auto Exhibits
Whatcom County Fair Association plans a new 50 by 100 foot exhibit building beside the main hall to house the automobile show. Bids are called. A 2000 foot fence across the rear grounds is also bid to curb unpaid admissions.
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Whatcom County Fair Association
Fair Board
For Sale Guernsey Heifer In Tribune Want Ad
F H Pierce sought a quick sale for a 38-year-old Guernsey heifer just fresh. He listed a Tribune Want Ad and attracted buyers to Lynden with the ad offering the animal for sale and a contact phone number 2003.
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F. H. Pierce
Tribune
Pavement Dance Permit Approved With Future Ban
City council upheld a Labor Day pavement dance on Front Street by the Fire Department after citizen objections. The council then barred future street dancing permits, while the firemen agreed not to seek similar requests to preserve harmony.
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Front Street
Miss Minnie Mulder Weds John Van Dalfsen at Lynden Home
Miss Minnie Mulder and Mr. John Van Dalfsen were married Thursday afternoon August 4 at the Van Dalfsen residence in the presence of relatives and friends. The home was prettily decorated for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Van Dalfsen will make their home in Lynden.
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Minnie Mulder
John van Dalfsen
van Dalfsen
Mrs. van Dalfsen
Lynden
Powdered milk shipped east from Lynden plant
Two carloads of powdered milk were shipped this week from the Lynden plant. The shipments reduce the on hand quantity to less than half a carload. One car proceeded to Chicago and the other to Brooklyn, via the Panama Canal.
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Lynden
Chicago
Brooklyn
Panama Canal
Mr and Mrs Knapp Depart for Seattle Business Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knapp left Wednesday evening for a business trip to Seattle. They are expected to return in two weeks and were seen off by family at their home.
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Frank Knapp
Seattle
Lynden Clothing Prices Fall Dramatically in Lynden
H H Jamieson and C E Renfro of Farmers Mercantile Co report clothing prices in Lynden are 40 to 50 percent lower than a year ago. The pair presented a table showing how dry goods and related items have dropped, allowing shoppers to buy nearly twice as much for the same money today.
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Lynden
H. H. Jamieson
C. E. Renfro
Farmers Mercantile Company
Lynden Poultry Valuation Parity Prompts Tax Protest
Lynden poultrymen press to equalize city and country hens values before the Board of Equalization. City flocks were 75 cents in initial assessments, now fixed at fifty cents along with country hens. Mike Vander Griend and Frank Hawley to present the protest after County Assessor McArthur indicated a change.
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Lynden Poultrymen
Board of Equalization
Lynden ‘Poultrymen
Hanover
Senate
Mike Vander Griend
Frank Hawley
McArthur
Lynden Schools to Open August 29th
Lynden schools will open Monday August 29 per Superintendent William A. Fisher. Lynden Christian School also opens August 29 with George Ramerman as principal and several teachers named for grades 1 through 6. An extra room and teacher are added at Lynden Christian as enrollment is expected to rise to 180 from 170.
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Lynden Schools
Christian School
Lynden
William A. Fisher
Lynden Christian School
George Ramerman
Harrietta Venhuizen
A Mahattan
Montana
Matilda de Valois
Emma Zylstra
Lynden Suffers Double Loss to Deming in Weekend Doubleheader
Deming pitcher McDonald dominates two games, blanking Lynden 2–0 and 8–0 as Lynden’s defense falters. Olson, Thon, Jamieson and Pebley mix in both tilts while Lynden’s bats strike out few times. Deming builds early leads and never relinquishes control.
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Rhe Lynden
Deming
Olson
Thon
McDonald
Pebley
Jamieson
Everson
Custer
Ferndale Ca
Valley
Fruit Growers Buy Lynden Cannery and Organize
Lynden fruit growers announce the incorporation of the Lynden Producers' Canning Company with $50,000 capital to operate the H. A. Baker Cannery. C. M. Creamer returns to Lynden to manage the plant. officers named include O. L. Sheets W. E. Preston and F. H. Pierce. Stockholders to receive 10 percent of selling price. general manager limited to 20 percent net profits. M. E. Lee of Portland organized the deal.
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Lynden
H. A. Baker Cannery
Lynden Producers’ Canning Company
C. M. Creamer
O. L. Sheets
W. E. Preston
F. H. Pierce
M. E. Lee
Portland
Miss Edith Jess Weds Manford Henderson at First Christian
Miss Edith Jess of Custer married Manford Henderson son of Mr and Mrs Charles Henderson of Lynden in a simple 11 am ceremony at the First Christian parsonage officiated by Rev W F Reager. The couple planned a post ceremony automobile tour to Mt Rainier National Park before settling near Lynden. Mrs Henderson, formerly Miss Jess, is a Whatcom High School and Bellingham Normal School alumna.
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Bellingham Herald
Jess
Custer
Manford Henderson
Charles Henderson
Lynden
W. F. Reager
Mt. Rainier National Park
Henderso
Whatcom High School
Bellingham Normal School
Henderson
Whatcom County
Price of Cows Improves at Lynden and Terry Sales
The Lynden district reports a strong rise in cow prices at recent sales. At the Terry sale in Hampton a single animal brought as high as 140 dollars, with M Vander Griend serving as auctioneer.
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Lynden
Hampton
M. Vander Griend
Terry
Governor Frazier to Speak in Cornwall Park August 13
Lynn J. Frazier governor of North Dakota will speak at Cornwall Park Bellingham Saturday afternoon at one o clock His topic The North Dakota Industrial Program Learn the Facts about the most Significant Industrial Program in America Today.
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Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Cornwall Park
Bellingham
America
Mission Festival Held by Reformed Churches at Fair Grounds
The annual Mission Festival of the Reformed and Christian Reformed churches will be at the Whatcom County Fair Grounds tomorrow. Rev. Henry K. Palma presides. morning speakers include Rev. A. J. Brink and Rev. Vriesman. Afternoon talks feature Rev. M. Flipse on Domestic Missions and Dr. S. G. Mylrea on medical work among Muslims in Arabia. A missions collection will be divided between the two boards. Refreshments at the canteen run by A. Te Selle and Fred De Hoogh.
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Reformed and
Christian Reformed Churches
Whatcom County Fair Grounds
Henry K. Palma
A. J. Brink
Vriesman
M. Flipse
Seattle
S. G. Mylrea
The
Reformed Church
Arabia
A. Te Selle
Fred de Hoogh
Lynden Ford Dealer Delivers Two New Cars
Gerrit Landaal bought a Ford Sedan from Lynden agent G. W. Robertson and A. J. McCourt purchased a touring car. Deliveries were completed this week.
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Lynden Ford
EALER
Gerrit Landaal
G. W. Robertson
Lynden
A. J. McCourt
Lynden Poultryman Praised In Northwest Magazine
The Pacific Poultryman editor praises Lynden poultryman O. L. Sheets for diversifying with poultry and berries. Five years ago he bought a forty acre farm and built wealth as he reduced debt yearly. The piece notes kale among fruit trees.
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Lynden
Pacific Poultryman
O. L. Sheets
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