State to Sell Lynden Lands in Whatcom County
The State of Washington will sell two parcels in Lynden on February 5 1918 at the County Court House in Bellingham. Parcels include NE SE of section 16 and NE NW of section 16 in township 40 N range 2 E W M with appraised values and terms. Proceeds fund state lands while reservations for minerals and easements apply under law. CLARK V. SAVIDGE announces sale by order of the Board of State Land Commissioners.
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State of Washington
Lynden Land Commissioner
State District
Bellingham
County of Whatcom
Board of State Land Commissioners
W. M
Tange
Commisioner of Public Lands
State of
Washington
Barbara Seeks Colander in Chagrin Falls Mix Up
A Cleveland Leader humor item recalls Barbara visiting Chagrin Falls to buy a colander. She asks for a colander, the clerk mishears calendar, and a clerical search for the tinware ensues before confirming the item is not kept in stock.
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Barbara
Chagrin Falls
Henry
Cleveland Leader
Hidden pasts and promises in a shy confession
After the honeymoon the bride learns her husband kept some memories to himself. A friend asks if he ever proposed to her, and the bride explains she allowed him to reveal most things but asked him to omit any painful secrets he wished to forget.
Even Exchange in China Ends in a Broken Dish
An Irishman in China loses temper after a quarrel with a local man who spoke poor English. He strikes with a dish, injuring the Chinese man’s head. Brought before the English consul, Pat explains that the man’s English was broken and he returned the favor with broken China.
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China
Pat
Expert Advice From a Chicken and Beef
A humorous exchange has Chicken fearing for its life and pleading for strength. Beef reassures with blunt diet guidance advocating raw vegetables and a Fletcher-like lifestyle. The quip plays on ruggedness and survival in a playful kitchen banter.
At Last Hamleigh Platte the Tragedian Returns
A dramatic line from a dialogue describes Hamleigh Platte and Booker the Agent discussing a vehicle for a talented performer. The exchange hints at personal pride and a plan to find the right conveyance for his genius.
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Hamleigh Platte
Booker
Neighborhood Gossip Turns Sharp in Local Exchange
Rumors fly as residents trade sharp remarks about Mrs Exe She in a tense morning conversation. A neighbor warns against competing in gossip while noting the social tension in the block.
Notice of cash sale of wood by Chas Roo
Charles Roo advertises wood for sale cash only. Sale date noted as January 1, 1918. Items unavailable for credit. Transactions to be completed at the seller's location.
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Chas
Bus Schedule Excerpt From Lynden and Bellingham Routes
Passenger service details list multiple daily departures from Bellingham with times across morning and evening, weekend extra trips, and special round trip fare. Lynden extra trips and Bellingham specials are noted, with pickup points at Waples Confectionery Lynden and Hall's Confectionery Bellingham and respective phone contacts.
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Waples’ Confectionery
Lynden
Hall's Confectionery
Dock St
Bellingham
Hall
Waples
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Slade
van Leeuwen
Topping
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Hawley and Lawrences
R. B. LE Cocq
Gravely Tobacco Co
Dawe Ya. Et
Hawley’s Hall
Best Floor
Pronat
Popular Mechanics Magazine
North Michigan Avenue
Chicago
the Tribune
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Peine
DR. A. Saperstein
Ferndale
Wash
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Woodard & Woodard
Palmer School
The
Fountain Head
Sunset
Bellingham, Wash
L. A. Woodard
D. C
the Palace Hotel
Davies and van Patten
Tynden Stage
Bellingham Stage Depot
Dock and
Chestnut Sts
Lynden Blonden Bros
Harry M. Mock
Lynden Main
Lauckhart
Dorr
Marr
Hannegan Road