State Lands Sale Notice Front Street Bellingham
Notice of sale set for January 2, 1917 at the Whatcom County Court House offering NB% of SE% of section 14 and NE% of NW% of section 16, with appraised values and timber reservations. Terms require at least 10 percent down, annual payments with interest, and full payment possible anytime. Sold subject to mineral and oil reservations and public land laws.
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Mencing
Bellingham
Whatcom
State of Washington
Board of State Land Commissioners
Commissioner of Public Lands
Board of State Laws Commissioners
Said County
Local Notes From Milan Pilot District
Miss Mattie Steinhauer of Bellingham visited her father H B Steinhauer. Albert Roe is building a residence at Grover and Front. Hugo Kortlever traveled to Portland to visit relatives. A shooting match occurred at Leonard Zweegman’s place last Saturday. Clearing Milan and Towner and Taylor properties on Front Street near the Pilot office proceeds well.
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Mattie Steinhauer
Bellingham
H. 8. Steinhauer
Albert Roe
Grover and
Front Streets
Leonard Zweegman
Milan
Towner and Taylor
Front Street
Pilot
Dairy Feed Cooperative Saves Money for Oregon Cows
Turner group of Marion County residents formed a cooperative with the Cow Testing Association to buy 49 tons of bran and shorts at $25 and $2 a ton respectively. The plan cut costs by about $5.37 per ton, enabling dairy cows to gain more profit while avoiding high borrowing and storage expenses.
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Turner
Marion County
Oregon
Shorts
Special Appeal for Washington Children's Home deficit
A public Christmas offering appeal from The Washington Children's Home Society asks supporters to send gifts to cover a $2500 shortfall. Marion Johnson, Superintendent, urges readers to mail checks if not reached by letter, aiming to reduce mailing costs and clear the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Children’s Home Society
Marion Johnson
Christmas Day Debt and a Gentleman Farmer
A traveling clerk recalls a cold Christmas morning visit to John Johnston's farm to collect notes. Johnston welcomes the visitor, shares hospitality, and ultimately pays the debts with a certified check for $600 plus a $10 gift for the narrator’s baby, reflecting newfound generosity amid hardship.
Bus Schedule Fragments for Lynden and Bellingham
The notice lists departure times from Lynden for Leaves A H and W A Hall's Dock Lynden, with mornings at 7 45, 8 30, 12 45, 3 50, 5 15 p m and extra Saturday 6 45 p m and Sunday 7 p m. It also gives Lynden phone R512. From Bellingham Leaves W A Hall's Dock with 6 45, 10 29 a m, 2 30, 4, 5 30 p m. Saturday 11 p m. Sunday 1 16 p m and phone 150.
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A-H
Lynden
Daly
W. A. Hall
Bellingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Smith
Mrs. N. Boerhave
Coe
R. L. Averill
Sxtion 14
North
East W. M
Township 40 North
W M
Clark V. Savidge
the Tribune
Palace Cafe
Wm. McDonnel
Propr
Hugo Kortlever
Portland
Johnston
Ehrman & Wilson's
Brooklyn
Nellie
O. K
Curly Headed
New York Tribune
Cbssedice
Reliance
Ingersoll
Lynden Dept Store
Blonden Pros
J. Me Innis
Lynden Harry M. Mock
Belliegnam
Lauckhart
Dorr
India
G &C. Merriam CO
Springfield, Mass
Res
West ST
D. H. Dunkle Auctioneer Mercantile Sales
Bellingham, W
C. H. Fraley
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