Joints on Canadian line may reopen bars
Supreme Court justice indicates likely ruling to quash Surrey liquor by law for overstepping powers. If approved, the two percent joints along the Blaine boundary closed June 30 will reopen with no operation restrictions.
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Blaine Journal
Justice Murphy
Supreme Court
New Westminster
B. C
Surrey
Blaine
Wiser Lake Notes and State Constitutional Salary Amendment
Wiser Lake social notes report visits from Bremerton and Ferndale residents, a county beach crowd at Bartletts, and a school levy vote. The state secretary outlines a proposed constitutional salary amendment for top officers with salaries listed, to be voted on at the November 1920 election.
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Bartlett's
Wiser Lake
State OF Washington
Secretary of State
State of
Washington
State Senate
Siail
Snail
Legigtature
Executive Department
Reneral
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Senate
House
I. M. Howell
Olympia
Local Notes From Lynden
Mrs Eva Thomas departed Lynden Tuesday for Tacoma after a brief visit at J W Rinehart residence. Oscar A Sand of Bellingham, a chiropractor, was in Lynden Saturday seeking a location here. Mrs L E True has moved to Bellingham to reside with her son Charles.
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Bertha Loop
Bremerton
Will Richardson
Mamie Loop
Phineas Bellingar
Earl
Portland
Seattle
Olympia
Pearl Nessen
James McCormick
Ferndale
Peterson
Magnus
Bellingham
Coggins
John Finley
Miss Pearl Frost
Ernest
Forest
Miss Plank
Charles
Eva Thomas
Tacoma
J. W. Rinehart
Oscar A. Sand
Lynden
Mr. Sand
L. E. True
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