Increased Tourist Traffic Help to Pacific Northwest Farmers
The Northwest Tourist Association chief Herbert Cuthbert says rising tourist travel will boost farm prosperity by raising demand for dairy meat poultry fruits and vegetables. He notes an estimated one million transient visitors in 1928 will spur rural development and may attract new settlers seeking homes or farms.
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Herbert Cuthbert
Northwest Tourist Association
Mr. Cuthbert
Pacific Northwest
Scollard
United Dairymen’s Association
Iowa
Illinois
Michigan
New York
California
Knights of Pythias Meeting Notice at I. C. O. F. Hall
Lynder Lodge No 134 schedules Monday evening gatherings at I C O F hall. All Knights invited. W G Hemmingway K R S.
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Knights OF Pythias—Lynder Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
W. G. Hemmingway
K.R.S
The Youths Companion Christmas Gift Offer for 1923
A promotional pitch for The Youths Companion offering 52 issues in 1923 plus remaining 1922 issues and a 1923 calendar for $2.50, with an option to add MecCall’s Magazine for $3. The notice highlights serials, stories, editorials, poetry, and diverse content aimed at youth and urges subscription through The Tribune Office in Boston.
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D. A. Stephens
Pier
MecCall’s Magazine
Commonwealth Avenue
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Tribune
Christmas Program Planned by Local Teachers
The teachers Miss Jordan and Miss Jess with their pupils plan a Christmas program and Christmas Treat at the schoolhouse Friday evening December 22. Several local residents are mentioned visiting or events including Miss Anna Winroth and Mr Rudolph Anderson marriage at Bellingham.
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Jordan
Jess
Vera Benefield
A. J. Benefield
Mary Burk
North Star
Martin Burk
Anna Burk
Bellingham
Take Another Shot Moral From a Glass Partition
A naturalist once divided an aquarium with a glass partition. A bass and minnows faced off as the bass struck at approaching minnows through the glass. After three days of fruitless lungeing the bass stopped and fed only on dropped food. When the partition was removed the bass avoided the minnows entirely. The moral: take another shot at the partition.
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James B. Thorsen
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