Neighborhood News Highlights From Nooksack Area
Local notes show residents visiting Van Buren Lynden and each other with many trips to homes and meetings. moves include J J Ross to Sedro Woolley and Michigan guests at McCallum cottage and Ed Marcy welcoming a baby boy born November 25. Community events include Adventist church talks high school program on Radium and a ten cent lunch fundraiser.
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Nooksack
Fred Tillbury
J. J. Ross
Sedro-Woolley
Ames
Michigan
McCallum
Ed. Marcy
BK. C. Shedd
Everson
Charles Nash
Calif
Geo. E. Cooprider
W. F. Clark
Adventist Church
Vancouver
B. K
F. A. Osborne
University of Washington
Women’s Home
Foreign Missionary Society
N. R. Cloud
Riverside
Minnie Theel
Meurer
Earlie White
Reid
Lizzie Meurer
Bellingham
W. A. Reid
Woodland Party Honors Miss Klunds Birthday At Lund Home
A birthday party for Miss Klunds was held last Tuesday at Miss Ella Lund’s home with games and refreshments. Miss Alice Gilbert of Edison visited her parents over the weekend and a surprise party was held for Mrs. Osbrink. Clyde Wilson is recovering from a hand injury, and Mrs. Howard and daughter Margret visited Bellingham. Leroy Osbrink and Mrs. Harter are listed with illnesses.
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Klunds
Ella Lund
Alice Gilbert
Edison
Osbrink
Clyde Wilson
Mrs. Howard
Margret
Bellingham
Leroy Osbrink
Discontent Grips Washington Militia Over Artillery Policy
Three quiet yet impactful events shake national guard circles in Washington. A protest by twelve infantry officers rejects entering the artillery arm and hints at resignations. Major Fred Llewellyn of Seattle confronts Colonel Garland N. Whistler at Fort Worden. The adjutant-general refuses the resignation of the coast reserve’s senior captain. The unrest reflects anger at federal preference for artillery in coastal states and could influence future legislative actions.
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Seattle
National Guard
Garland N. Whistler
Fort Worden
Fred Llewellyn
Coast Reserve
Infantry
Cavalry
Signal Corps
Washington
Trainmen Demand 15 Percent Pay Rise Across Western Railways
About 65 000 conductors and trainmen on sixty western railroads press for a 15 percent wage increase and better working conditions in daily talks with general managers. Engineers vote 99 percent in favor of striking if their 15 percent demand is not met, after railroads offered roughly 9 percent.
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Chicago
Big Western
Proposing Creek Cleanout to Prevent Floods Near Johnson
The council favors clearing Johnson creek to remove the Sumas backed silt blamed for last winter’s high water. Once removed, officials say future floods may be prevented. The Sumas News notes Cornell University bulletins No 282 and 284 aiding poultry raisers and reporting full enrollment in poultry courses amid a $90,000 New York appropriation for a new building. Reverend Sears spoke at union services in Lynden, a birthday party for Miss Edith Harris occurred near Ferndale, and Farmers Mutual Telephone Co elected officers in Bellingham with Lynden attendees listed.
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Johnson Creek
Sumas
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Rice
Poultry Department
State of New York
Butter’s sale brings top prices for local dairy cows
At Geo Butter's sale last Saturday eight cows sold for a total of 966 dollars with prices ranging from 102 to 145 dollars. Buyers included W L Chambers and T Mile from nearby towns and R Clarkson of Ferndale. the Buttersall family will move to Bellingham.
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Geo. Butter
W. L. Chambers
T. Mile
J. A. Myer
Te. Mile
R. Clarkson
Ferndale
Unclaimed Mail Remains At Lynden Post Office
Post Office Lynden Wash reports unclaimed letters for Robt O Neil P M A W Anderson Frank Beidler Mrs Clif Brown N A Cameron Ge S Henderson Arthur Johnson Joe Martin David Nilsson Joseph Ross Audry Vail Miss Mary Watrous. James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture reports on 1910 farm prosperity and record farm product value at eight point nine two six billion dollars, up three hundred five million from 1909.
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Lynden Wash
Robt. O’neil
W R C NOTES ELECTION RESULTS AND ATTENDANCE AT MEETING
Large turnout at the W R C meeting on December 3 elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President Mary Rinehart and Florence Van Patten Senior Vice President with Lizzie McPherson previously ill.
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Relief Committee
Mrs. Topping
Lizzie McPherson
Mary Rinehart
Florence van Patten
Nellie Taylor
Lilly True
Bessie Pixley
Margret Treagway
Ass't
Cora McSorley
Annie Fleming
Bertha Simpler
Janey Palmer
Madelene Bay
Minnie Parish
Emma Frazier
Nettie Randall
Mary Jones
Mamie Kelsey
Ingqually Ag
Map of America May Travel Beside German Treasure
Reported proposal to send a U S battleship convoy to escort a historic document labeled America from Germany to the United States. The item rests in Castle Württemberg and has been presented to President Taft by the document owner’s representatives.
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New York
United States
Germany
America
Atlantic
Taft
Castle Wolfege
Kingdom of Wurtemburg
Movement to form Greater San Francisco domain likely soon
A Bay Area unification push may start within days after the latest state census shows Greater San Francisco would include 748,426 people across the bay counties. The announcement of county populations prompts the drive toward amalgamation among the bay area jurisdictions.
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San Francisco
Patronizing Manner Sparks Dialogue in Washington Star Snippet
In a brief Washington Star quote, Miss Cayenne condemns Pufferton for a supercilious tone, noting his remarks even about weather come across as patronizing. The exchange highlights social friction over demeanor.
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Pufferton
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Local injuries and upcoming dairy meeting noted
A heavy truck accident injures Leo Praivitz with toe damage and a boy, Earnest Morganthauer, suffers a scalp wound from a porch fall. In Oregon State Dairy Association reports a Salem meeting on December 5 and 9 to welcome Pacific Northwest dairy men with premiums for creamery products and TB-affected cattle to be slaughtered under Dr Lytle.
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Leo Praivitz
Beebe
Earnest Morganthauer
Jix
Everson Valley
Oregon State Dairy Association
Salem
Freeman
Commercial Club
Pacific Northwest
Lytle
Fashionable styles and fair prices showcased
A broad display features every popular style shade and new fabric. Careful selection aims for representative accurate lines at fair prices. An inspection is urged to prove its merits and value.
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van Buren
Ww. F. Heathers
Broak
C. A. Brown
M. C. Wampler
Mr .Nderson
CG. Brown
Mrs. Yount
Wampler
Willie Rarick
Doi
Riddle
F. M. Heathers
Lynden
J Stalferd
Wood
Northwood Hall
Weetingham
Rhea
J. Lynden
Momday
Tratey Riddle
Arthur Riddle
Eunice
A. Kelley
C. Poulsen
Johansen
Mr. Bliss
Paul Johansen
Mr. Toal
Botta Place
Arthur Crabtree
Eddie O’neil
Eddie
Peter’s Mill
Allie O’neil
Mr. Holmes
Glendale
G. L. Abbott
E. C. Cameron
John Kulp
Farmer's Mutual Telephone Company
R. F. Palmer
Deming
Glendale Friends
Johnny Dickerson
Miss Wahl
Blaine
Sears
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
Lynden and Vicinty
R. W. Green
Si Bradley
F. W. Bixby
F. Lockhart
B. C. Crabtree
Bailey
C. C. Cameron
James Wilson
the Tribune
Holly and Commercial
Towney
Blonden Brothers
Lynden, Washington
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Gage-Dodson CO
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Bellingham, Wash
Drake
the City Market
Morse Hardware CO
F.M. Smith
Lynden, Wash
ROO & Vanleeuwen Lumber CO
Manila
Tribune
Zylstra Realty CO
Nooksack Valley
Lynden State Bank
D. J. Zylstra
Mgr
Palace Cafe
Dinas
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