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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1918

Page

2

Meat Increase at Time Needed to Meet Fat Shortage

Government confident in pork policy as U S meat producers boost hog and beef output to support the war effort. DA reports show hogs up 8 to 15 percent year over year with weight gains, aiming to add 1 6 billion pounds of pork and push beef shipments to meet European demand amid fats scarcity. World markets expect continued beef demand while refrigerator capacity limits imports from Europe. United States, Australia and Argentina to sustain freezer vessel operations as stocks rise.

U. S. Food Administration United States Food Administration U. S. Department of Agriculture Europe Australia Argentine

America's Pledge to the Allies and Victory Food Efforts

The piece recalls Herbert Hoover's 1918 call to duty and praises American voluntary food savings during World War I. It credits households for preserving Allies by prudent food use, saving administration costs, and bypassing rationing. It asserts continued aid through sharing to aid postwar healing.

Herbert Hoover America

Lynden Folks Note Holiday Visits And Local Sales

Lynden residents report greetings in Washington D. C. when Fred De Hoogh met Lester Landaal. Miss Bessie Biehler returns from Oregon Agricultural College for holidays and Dorothy Pace visits from Corvallis. Bruce Litton heads to Seattle then travels worldwide with the Merchant Marine Service. Local notices offer a house for sale at 300 dollars with installments and various horses for sale or trade with D Rutgers listing contact.

Fred de Hoogh Lynden Washington, D. C Lester Landaal

Notice of Final Hearing and Estate Distributions

Notice of final accounting and petition for distribution in the estate of Olla R. Potter with a hearing set for January 27, 1919 at 10 a.m. in Whatcom County Superior Court. Includes notices to creditors and final report for the estate of Gerben Dykstra and Steintje Dykstra with a December 30, 1918 hearing date and executrix Addie Nieveen.

Olla R. Potter State of Washington Whatcom County Court House Bellingham Washington Alithea Adams Alithea Adams Clerk of Said Court Brown, Perringer & Thomas Attorneys

Appointment of Administrator and Executrix Final Account Filed

The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Ger ben Dykstra and Steintie Dykstra, both deceased, and has qualified. Addie Nieveen, executrix of the last will and testament of Melle M. Nieveen, deceased, has rendered and filed in court her Final Account for final settlement.

Melle M. Nieveen Gerben Dykstra Steintie Dykstra Addie Nieveen John

Notice to creditors and sale of Lynden properties

No. 3682 of John Hendricks deceased administrator announces six month claims period from December 6 1918 with R B LeCocq Lynden Washington as attorney. Also A Strandell offers four Lynden residences and a home on Fishtrap Creek for sale with flexible terms and option to buy separately or together.

Lynden Bellingham Fishtrap Creek

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Bessie Biehler Oregon Agricultural College Dorothy Pace Corvallis Bruce Litton Seattle United States Merchant Marine Service W. H. Dobbs A. Strandell Tribune D. Rutgers Superior Court County OF Whatcom R. B. Lecocq Steintje Dykstra R. B. Lecocaq Executrix Mellem Nieveen John Hendricks Tennis Bode Laurel Vs
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