Bills Pass to Aid County Fairs and Bridges Across Whatcom
Both houses approve Gorham and Hoff measures funding county fairs with up to 7500 dollars and state bridge costs above fifty dollars in counties with township organization. Senate supports road bond plans to upgrade trunk routes, while many new bills flood the session decks.
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Gorham
Whatcom
Hoff
Senate
House
Ed Brown
Donalne
Whatcom County
Joint County Ferries
Lynden District Elects Directors Next Saturday
Lynden school district voters will elect directors on Saturday March 1. E Edson the sole candidate thus far on the current board seeks the unexpired term of H E Stuart. Voters will also decide if the board may sell the Fairview school property and the west end high school unit formerly used for a grade class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Edson
H. E. Stuart
Lynden
Fairview
Knapp Family Changes Plans After Seattle Visit
F. E. Knapp returned Sunday evening from Seattle. Mrs. Knapp will stay city week with daughter Miss Frances Knapp who attends the State University.
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F. E. Knapp
Seattle
Mrs. Knapp
Frances Knapp
The
State University
Money and Prizes for the Children in Lynden
Merchants of Lynden plan a district window display contest with state level prizes. The Tribune will publish voter coupons next week where residents can vote and youths earn one cent per valid coupon. Prizes will go to the top boy and girl collectors and to the first twenty entrants.
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Lynden
Lynden Forms State's Biggest Poultry Club Here
The largest school poultry club in the state organized last week in Lynden with thirty-one charter members. It will study poultry raising, keep member progress records, and report to the U S Department of Agriculture. Meetings are biweekly. G W Boggan is supervisor. Members include Hoyt Horton and Karlma Rusco among others.
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Lynden
United States Department of Agriculture
G. W. Boggan
Hoyt Horton
Eber Bruns
Norman Crosier
Karlma Rusco
Gladys Parish
Sadie Bauman
Gordon Serrurier
Wino Williams
Beryt Omart
Earl Omart
Lauren Bostwick
Marguerite Smith
Euelah Long
Frieda Boslund
Ralph Dunker
Lester Dunker
Martin Etzinga
Ruth Bauman
Teddy Seals
Bob Gill
Leon Hoverson
Paul Brown
Trio of Farm Sales for Lynden Buyers Next Week
Beginning Monday February 26 Lynden area buyers may attend three public sales of stock farm tools and household goods The big sale features A H Carvasso poker herd of Ayrshires plus 22 head of stock The second sale Tuesday near Lynden includes ten head of livestock and household goods The third sale Wednesday near Lynden offers a three year old mare colt 40 tons of hay and multiple farm implements Auctioneer Mike Vander Griend to conduct all sales Free lunch at Carrasso and Ralstin sales.
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A. H. Carvasso
Bellingham
the Tribune
C. A. Ralstin
John Vandekamp
Lynden
Hannegan Road
F. van Aalsburg
Delta School
Carrasso
Ralstin
Mike Vander Griend
Lynden Trio Outshine George Washington Birthday
George Washington birthday honor closes public and Christian schools the bank and post office in Lynden. Mabel Swope Arthur Dorr and Wilbur Kirkpatrick are highlighted as notable figures for the celebration.
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George Washington
Mabel Swope
Arthur Dorr
Wilbur Kirkpatrick
Pythian Sisters Postpone Poverty Ball
Due to cold weather the Poverty Ball to be held Friday is postponed to March 2. The Pythian Sisters announced the change today.
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Pythian Sisters
Trade-marked goods week boosts Lynden stores
Lynden merchants urge residents to compare standard advertised products with city offerings. They claim prices and quality often beat Seattle and other markets due to lower rents and local service. Readers are invited to view displays, sign coupons, and vote for winning windows in the state contest.
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Seattle
Lynden
the Tribune
Lynden Sees Fine Display of Distant Northern Lights
A vivid display of the Northern Lights lit the Lynden sky Thursday evening as the Eastern Star hosted a gathering at the Masonic Hall. Five hundred dollars was played and a luncheon served at 11 o clock, with Valentine and spring decorations in place. H. Z. Fish visited the district and noted regional prosperity before continuing to Seattle.
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Lynden
Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Hall
Lynden Pythians Observe Birthday of Their Order
One hundred members of the Lynden lodge of Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters with families celebrated the fifty third founding anniversary of the order at the I O O F Hall. A banquet followed a program including duets, readings, solos, a ladies quartet, and addresses by church and fraternal leaders.
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Lyndden Lodge of
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Order
I. O. O. F. Hall
Percy Davies
Will Dorr
Bessie Biehler
Elsie Sweet
Paul Ashby
Genevieve Steinhauer
Irvin Rathman
Edson and
Gilliland
George Carlson
Walter Fisher
P. A. Wright
W. H. Waples
Pythian Sisters
Percy H. Davies
Pythian “Insurance
P. M. Serrurier
E. C. Martin
J. W. Rinehart
South Dakota
Butter Holds High Price as Drops Three Cents
Butter fell three cents this week from the peak, yet remains high at 40 cents a pound, pleasing Lynden farmers as the market stays buoyant despite the drop.
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Lynden
Lynden Seeks Accommodations for Seventy Visiting Students
Seventy students from outside high schools will visit Lynden next Friday and Saturday for the annual basketball tournament. Superintendent P A Wright requests any hosts to contact him by telephone. Lynden covers all tournament expenses, prizes, and lodging. Lynden plays Normal in the opener, promising a fast pace.
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Lynden
P. A. Wright
Lynden Grower Harvests Snow-kist Oranges
De Jong harvested a crop of home grown Lynden Snow-kist oranges this week as freezing temperatures tested Lynden against Southern California. He raised the Lynden Snow-kist brand at his home, and the fruit is described as beautiful and delicious as any from the South.
Pleasant party honors Lena Czenkusch in West Delta
A Friday afternoon gathering for Miss Lena Czenkusch included needlework and music with dainty refreshments. Attendees listed include Mrs. Krohn, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Holtrop, Mrs. Vandermey, Mrs. Henry Weidkamp, Mrs. Theodore Weidkamp, Mrs. Henry Wampler, Mrs. Frank Weidkamp, Mrs. Markworth, and Miss Bertha Arset. Several local residents were mentioned in social visits and upcoming events.
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Lena Czenkusch
C. Krohn
Pearson
Holtrop
Vandermey
Henry Weidkamp
Theodore Weidkamp
Henry Wampler
Frank Weidkamp
Markworth
Bertha Arset
Tate McPhail
Grandview
Wash
Dickson
Glendale
P. O. Berthuson
Nebraska
Elsie Worthen
Lynden
H. C. Berthusen
Will Jackmen
Blaine
Fred Heathcote
Sandy McGregor
Delta Sewing Society
P. O. Berthusen
Barney Weidkamp
Tim Heathcote
Patricia, B. C
Will Jackman
Liaine
Westlund
Marker
Bertram
Hanson
B. C
Oams
Heath
Lynden Bridge Condemned By County Engineer
County Engineer Charles Lindberg condemned the Lynden bridge on the Guide Meridian approach over Fishtrap Creek stating heavy traffic must be warned. He said the caps are loose rotted understructure and the bridge should be replaced at once at an estimated cost of about three thousand dollars. A petition for prompt replacement is circulating at Lynden State Bank Tribune office and City Drug Store.
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Charles Lindbery
Lynden
Fishtrap Creek
Fair Grounds
Lindberg
Mr. Lindberg
Lynden State Bank
Tribune
City Drug Store
Lynden Gains 1400 By New Measure
The Lynden school district will gain about 1400 dollars annually after a new law requires outside districts to pay for Lynden high school pupil instruction. Forty out of district students attend Lynden, with local cost per student at 62 dollars yearly, below the state average of 80 dollars, and increases in local cost would raise payments from outside districts proportionately.
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House
Public Service Commission
Mar
Clatlat and
Jefferson
Lynden
Lynden High School
Prize Ayrshire herd of Whatcom County auctioned
A. H. Carvosso offers thirteen pure bred Ayrshires from his blue ribbon herd at a public sale Monday at 10 am. The auction will be at the Carvosso ranch near the junction of Hannegan and Laurel roads, two miles east of Laurel Creamery. Also 20 other livestock will be sold.
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A. H. Carvosso
Whatcom County
Carvosso
Hannegan
Laurel Roads
Laurel Creamery
Carvasso
Tribune
Call for Payments on Subscriptions for Fire Auto
Payment of subscriptions to the fund for the Lynden Volunteer Fire Department auto is called for. Payments must be made at once at the City Hall. the entire fund will be collected before March 15 when the purchase will be made. A purchasing committee was named: E. Edson representing business men, George Scovill the council, and Charles Philo the fire department.
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Lynden Volunteer Fire Department
City Drug Store
Mrch
E. Edson
George Scovill
Charles Philo
Lynden Christian School Elects New Directors
Lynden Christian School held its annual meeting to elect directors. Reelected were Sam Stuurman and Tom Heeringa, with H Elenbaas and A Te Selle named as new members. Incumbents H Oordt M Vander Griend and D J Zylstra continue. Directors meet Friday to name officers.
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Lynden Christian School
Sam Stuurman
Tom Heeringa
H. Elenbaas
A. Te Selle
H. Oordt
M. Vander Griend
D. J. Zylstra
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Anna B. Turner
Chesaw
Anna Plaine
David Barbeau
Colby
J. S. Grant
Department of Agriculture
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Mayfield
Swofford
Riffe
Nesika
Cowlitz Valley
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
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Corps of Engineers
Lane
Baker
Houston
Colonial Gardens
Puyallup
Tacoma
Northwestern Trading Company
W. C. van Fleet
Gale Smith
S. T. Knudson
C. L. Davies
O. C. Fowler
Lynden Buyers
George
Chicago
New York
H. Z. Fish
Mr. Fish
Oregon
Lynden Pythians
Accomodations
West Delta
Lynden Bridge
Lindbery
Ayrshire
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