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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
5
A 17 year old boy Albert Mertritt of Camden Washington died after drinking raw alcohol provided by a train crew. The incident shocks the community and prompts warnings about access to intoxicants among youths.
Yale University valued at 24 million dollars in resources not counting equipment or art. The Mauretania set to complete a 12 day transatlantic round trip. Oklahoma capital location bill passed both houses. Former weighers Drew and Nardell jailed for 10 months. Stork train reaches Houston for 53 orphaned babies. Boston marks 137th Tea Party anniversary. Karl Hagenbeck dies near Hamburg. Extradition of Frederenka discussed. discharged at Winnipeg. Tawney-backed canal zone governor bid gains steam after reelection defeat. Willis Moore defends weather bureau management. Rockefeller Standard Oil dividends total 19.32 a minute. lifetime payouts and company profits noted. London police use fingerprints for 7000 prisoners yearly. Russian tax plan targets unmarried marriageable individuals. Ireland rejoices over tenant purchase of estates. English suffragism described as a worsening cycle. Paris councils consider a tax on cats triggering public outcry.
Blaine and Lynden representatives met about twenty Blaine business men to discuss the state road route. Friendly ties emerged between the towns and Senator Ed Brown promotes a route that passes near his Custer area farm. The Guide Meridian route remains a hopeful option with County Engineer Lindberry and State Engineer Miller showing support.
Since September first, dealer A. Boslund has shipped 8 682 chickens from Lynden with 2 000 sent to Bellingham and the rest to Vancouver B C He notes Lyndenwide shipments exceed his own and butchers merchants are also active shippers Yet egg sales will far exceed poultry sales in value and volume.
E. E. Wolf, buyer of the Per Benson farm, launches fruit growing in the Nooksack Valley. He will plant over 100 dollars worth of cherry and pear trees this spring after draining and preparing the land. Wolf selected Kings and Lambert Kings for cherries and Anjou for pears after extensive surveys of orchards in California Oregon and Washington. Dana Bailey of Portland and Eddie Bailey of Taylor visited home for Christmas with their parents Mr and Mrs Carr Bailey.
A Lynden butcher store displays a colossal beef call it the largest seen in town. The steer stands over five feet tall ten feet long seven feet in girth and weighs a mystery. Shoppers may guess the weight with each dollar spent and the nearest guess wins a roast.
North Western Sanitarium advertises its care and treatment facility applying physiological therapeutics. It notes rates and further information on request. Carriages will meet patients on arrival times. Address North Western Sanitarium.
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