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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
3
Store promotes remaining stock for the holiday to a wide audience. It highlights big sales and urges shoppers to visit, listing fur gloves dresses phonographs records albums perfumes stationery and many gift items as ideal choices for both young and old.
Farmers and dairymen have just received a car of oil meal, a scarce and highly sought item. Buyers are urged to act quickly since supply is limited and future availability is uncertain.
The North Grange session last Friday night debated aiding the county engineer to divide the county into townships and this topic is expected to reappear at Lynden Grange Tuesday night. Representatives from Northwood Grange may confer, while residents prefer townships six miles square or larger with boundaries near current surveys to avoid confusion. A proposed irregular division was criticized as chaotic. Meanwhile, Mayor Hall reports a turkey stolen from his chicken house and Gosland lost two geese the same night, prompting local concern.
Wenatchee reports Captain J McA Webster explains rapid aborigine population growth linked to allottment rights for Indians. Each baby receives 80 to 160 acres, nonalienable after registration, with land passing to parents if the child dies. Everett weighs moving the state capital here to ease access and growth.
Rumor says Fort Walla Walla will be re established after a former garrison notes orders to halt packing and shipment of stores. The claim rests on circumstantial evidence from the small unit.
Olympia report says Joseph M. Snow ex-highway commissioner failed to account for 2142.05 of 100000 received from Milwaukee railroad for a state right-of-way along Lake Keechelus Snoqualmie Pass Road. Information filed in superior court. Snow removed July 31 1909, Henry L. Bowlby named his successor.
A Lynden Tribune items column reports visitors and shoppers in Bellingham, local club notes, Christmas plans, and community notices. Birth announcements include three baby girls born to Day, Ranch, and Sturman families in December. Community groups like W R C and I O O F prepare events ahead of year end celebrations.
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