Pair of glasses found near Roe's mill ad for owner
Found glasses near Roe's mill may be claimed by owner proving property and paying for ad. The Tribune notes an advertisement style for sale items and auctioneers in Lyndon and Bellingham lines. A notices section shows a final account hearing for Melle Mieveen estate in Whatcom County with date December 30 1918 and location at the court house in Bellingham.
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Roe’s Mill
the Tribune
Addie Nieveen
Melle M. Nieveen
Bellingham
Whatcom County
Washington
G. van der Griend
H. H. Hendricks
County
Whatcom
Sugar Conservation Proof in War Effort and Final Notice
Sugar use fell in July to 260000 tons and in August to 225000, with September 279000 and October 230000, showing over half a million tons saved and 70 percent of sugar consumed in homes and eateries. Final hearing notice issued for H H Hendricks estate with distribution plan set for December 30 1918. Found rim off auto light. inquiry at The Tribune.
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United States
United States Food Administration
Europe
Food Administration
Louisiana
The
America
An American Habit That Was Expanded
The piece likens relief efforts to a common domestic act and recalls sending food to India to aid famine victims. It argues that aiding Belgium in peacetime tests a nation’s commitment to peace with the same devotion shown in war.
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India
Belgium
Hoover credits democracy for wartime food drive support
The U S Food Administration chief testified before the Senate Agricultural Committee, praising voluntary public mobilization and patriotic sacrifice as the backbone of wartime aid to the Allies. He warned that failure to sustain cooperation would mean accepting German domination and losing political ideals.
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United States
Senate Agricultural Committee
Hoover
Funeral Services Held for William Follis Sr
Funeral services were held last Wednesday for William Follis who died November 25 at Glendale at age 88. Born in Cavan Ireland, he emigrated to the United States at 17, lived in Illinois and Kansas before settling in Lynden in 1888 with his son W. T. Follis. He leaves three sons W T John and Joe Follis and two daughters Mrs Ed McClelland of Bellingham and Mrs R C McKee along with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Glendale
Mr. Follis
Cavan Co
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New Orleans
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Kansas
Lynden
W. T
John
Joe Follis
Ed McClelland
Bellingham
R. C. McKee
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