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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
4
Local notes report the Beck family of Lynden relocating to Shadybrook Mill where James Beck will work and his wife run the cookhouse. Community events include Christmas programs, visits, and interlaced family gatherings with neighbors and friends from Lynden and nearby areas.
An upbeat note urges increasing bread intake as a core part of daily meals. It highlights bread as a versatile, economical source of energy and nourishment for all ages.
In Whatcom County Washington the estate of Dena de Graaff deceased offers land for sale by sealed bids at the executor Gerrit van der Griend or clerk of the Superior Court in Lynden. Bids accepted until 10:00 AM January 18 1923 with sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to court confirmation. Land described as the south half of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 29 township 40 north range 3 east W M containing 20 acres more or less.
Visitors and guests gather for Christmas week in Bellingham and surrounding towns. Florence Hodgeman, Vernon Weidkamp, Allie Vander Mey, Thelma Helgath, John Axling, A Harlander, H Vander Mey with son George, O A Sand, O N Farley, Charles Borgeson, Chester Worthen, Jerry Nolte, Cora Alexander host or visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Knittle, Warren Kenoyer, Martha Knittel, Miss Walker, Ernest Knittel.
Legal notice names R B Le Cocq and Nellie S Le Cocq as plaintiffs in a quiet title suit against Charles H Schoff Grace A Schoff Addison Kirk Williams Jane Doe Williams Edith Williams J A Hoerster Bertha Hoerster Ben Hoerster Cora Wahrmund Alice Kendall Nellie Schlaudt Annie Pfeiffer Lula Hoerster and unknown heirs. It directs the defendants to appear within 60 days after November 80 1922 to answer the complaint about Lots 4 and 5 Block 26 Lynden and Lot 38 Block 2 Hawley and Lawrences Addition Lynden Washington. First publication November 30 1922.
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