Lynden Community Club Plans January Meeting
Lynden's Community Club will meet next Tuesday at the high school to discuss sidewalks, a comfort station, and cemetery care. Committees report on tuberculin testing for cattle, postal routes for Lynden, aid to district residents, and progress on sidewalks to the grade school.
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Lynden
Lyceum
Civic Welfare Committee
Agricultural Committee
State Agricultural Department
Industries Committee
Good Fellowship
S. W. Worthen
Census enumerators to visit Lynden families soon
Lynden residents will receive a census enumerator visit as canvass work nears completion. Questions cover age literacy birthplace parental birthplaces naturalization, home ownership, mortgage status, employment, and usual residence on January 1. Names are listed by head of family then spouse, children, and others with relation notes.
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Lynden
United States
Paving Petitions Circulated for Northwest Diagonal Route
A petition seeks paving of the Northwest Diagonal from the Guide Meridian at Wallingcrest near Wiser Lake to the four corners near North Bellingham. A second petition calls for paving south to Minturn’s corner to join a project toward Laurel. Circulators include J. C. Anderson and E. W. Baer of Wiser Lake.
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Ferndale Highway
Wallingcrest
Wiser Lake
Four Corners
North Bellingham
Minturn’s Corner
Laurel
J. C. Anderson
E. W. Baer
Great Welsh tenor to sing here Monday
The Sam Lewis Company will perform at Lynden High School auditorium Monday as the Lyceum Course’s third event. Tickets are at City Drug Store. The four member group features Samuel Lewis, Ruth Lavery, Irene Hartruff, and Amber Hopkins with Lavery a standout violinist and Hopkins a noted reader.
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Sam Lewis
Lynden High School
Lyceum
City Drug Store
Samuel Lewis
Ruth Lavery
Irene Harruff
Amber Hopkins
John McCormack
Lewis
Charles Edward Clarke
Mr. Lewis
Chicago
Mr. Clarke
Irene Hartruff
Harruff
Five Acre Lynden Tract Bought by Ed Bakker
Ed Bakker purchased a five acre tract in the Edgewater Addition to Lynden from A. M. Van Raalte for 2500 dollars. The sale was arranged through D. J. Zylstra. Bakker plans for his parents from Montana to move onto the property soon.
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Lynden
ED Bakker
Edgewater
A. M. van Raalte
D. J. Zylstra
Mr. Bakker
Montana
Dairymen To Meet In Bellingham January 24 1920
Regular monthly meeting of the Whatcom County Dairymen Association will be held at Liberty Hall in Bellingham on Saturday January 24 1920 at one o clock. Election of officers for the ensuing year will be held. Every member is urged to attend and vote.
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Whatcom County Dairymen’s Association
Bellingham
Liberty Hall
Veterans of War organize in Lynden
Lynden veterans organize a permanent American Legion post at the G A R Hall next Wednesday evening. Temporary officers named include Commander Fred Rockey and Vice Commander Lester Landaal. trustees include Adolph Kampen and Donald Campbell. An executive committee will present constitution and by laws. Local veterans urged to attend.
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Lynder
American Legion
Organization of the Veterans of the Great War
G. A. R. Hall
Fred Rockey
Lester Landaal
Ralph Baldwin
F. L. Wood
Frank Hatley
Fred Hatley
Donald Campbell
A. Love
Adolph Kampen
C. O. Reed
Ned Larrabee
S. S. Howe
D. R. Milton
Jacob Smith
Jesse Drain
Bellingham Post
Lynden
Registration Books Open With New Laws
Lynden reports open registration with changes to registration laws. Voters register every two years in cities and every four years in the country, with a repeal of the non voter strike. Residents must meet state county and precinct residence requirements and minors may register upon majority.wives’ right tied to husband. Foreign born citizens must prove naturalization with papers. A separate column records taxpayers for jury lists. No party nominee unless receiving at least ten percent of party votes in the district primary.
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Lynden
Service Garage Delivers First New Overland Car
The Service Garage handed over its first new Overland automobile on Tuesday to Mr. George Stierlen marking a milestone for the local dealer and a milestone for the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stierlen
Miss Alitea Landaal Visited Family Home for Holidays
Miss Alitea Landaal of Bellingham spent the holidays at the home of her parents. The social note records a quiet family gathering with relatives in residence over the festive period.
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Alitea Landaal
Bellingham
Lynden Tax Payers Listed For Public View At Postoffice
The Lynden district posted a list of 82 individuals who filed income tax returns for 1918 in the post office lobby for public inspection. The list excludes Lynden residents served by nearby routes. some filers showed exemptions below taxable limits. Income returns for 1919 are due. blanks will be distributed by post offices and banks to those who filed last year.
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Lynden
Everson
Ferndale
Custer
Fireman's Comedy Proves Big Success in County Towns
Lynden Volunteer Fire Department fund gained 154.35 net from the New Year's Eve performance of Down East by home talent. The show drew crowds, netted door and reserved-seat receipts, and overflows, with praise for Ed Kamm as hero and strong turns by Ada Baldwin Tillie Meurer and others. Plans to tour Everson next Friday with Jack Kauffman cooperation.
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Lynden
Down East
Everson
Jack Kauffman
T. R. Burns
George Wettering
O. F. Francis
Elzie Tremain
Margaret
Helen Boerhave
D. Mulder
Will Baldwin
Lynden Real Estate Transfers Reported This Week
The 21 acre Sam Palmer place sold for 3500 to John Bovenham by Bauman Realty Company. Lauckhart Brothers sold 4 acre feed mill tract to W H Dawley for 1700. Bauman and Mulder sold 12.5 acre tract near Fair Grounds to Charles and Andrew Vanderyacht for 2500. A A Bauman bought 20 acres on Custer Road from Chas Richbaw.
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Sam Palmer
John Bovenham
Bauman Realty Company
Lauckhart Brothers
W. H. Dawley
A. A. Bauman
D. Mulder
Fair Grounds
Charles
Andrew Vanderyacht
Custer Road
Chas. Richbaw
Ambrosius Resigns from Lynden Creamery to Raise Poultry
On March 1 Ben Ambrosius will resign as buttermaker at the Lynden Creamery after eight years to devote full time to poultry raising. George Leek succeeds him. Ambrosius has earned nearly a dozen trophies for the creamery’s prizes. The W. C. T. U. ladies host a tea at Mrs. M. L. Jackman’s home this afternoon.
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Ben Ambrosius
Lynden Creamery
George Leek
Ambrosius
Lynden
Supreme Court allows installment payments for county road work
The Supreme Court ruled that Whatcom County road pavements may be paid in installments rather than lump sums. The decision prevents delays to proposed improvements and eases hardship on property owners along existing works. Contracts Blaine-Hayme and Custer Northwest Diagonal had been stalled awaiting the ruling.
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Supreme Court
Whatcom County
Blaine- Hayme
Custer
Northwest
Lynden Records Big Lead in Seal Sale
Lynden surpassed its quota in the Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale by over 100 percent while other county towns failed to dispose of their full allotments. Mrs. W. W. Ballaine praised Lynden and campaign leaders Mrs. P. M. Serrurier and Mrs. George Waples for the standout effort. Lynden sold $171.45 in stamps and an additional $100 through city schools as part of the county total.
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Lynden
W. W. Ballaine
Missionary to Preach at Linden Baptist Church
Rev. John E. Kanarr the Northwestern Washington district missionary will supply Linden Baptist Church pulpit on the 2nd and 4th Sundays monthly until Pastor Rev. Myron Cooley recovers. Others will fill alternate Sundays. Sundays include 11 a.m. sermon Why Should We Pray and 7:30 p.m. Building and the Builder. Bible school 10 a.m. B Y P U 6:30 p.m. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible study.
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Baptist Church
John E. Kanarr
Northwestern
Washington
Lynden Baptist Church
Myron Cooley
Bible School
Lynden Mayor Weds Miss Jackson of Ferndale in Bellingham
Miss Selah B. Jackson of Ferndale married Lynden mayor E Edson in Bellingham on Monday. The bride’s home is near Ferndale and she has lived in Everett for several years. The couple departed for Vancouver, British Columbia after the ceremony.
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Selah B. Jackson
Mr. E. Edson
Lynden
Bellingham
Miss Jackson
Ferndale
Everett
Whatcom Poultrymen to Elect Officers on Saturday
The Whatcom County Co-operative Eye and Poultry Association will hold its regular meeting January 10 1920 at 8 p m. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. G E Van Horn will speak on poultry problems. All poultrymen and visitors are invited to attend.
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Whatcom
Knights Install Officers at I O O F Hall Social
Knights of Pythias members and Pythian Sisters held a social evening at the I O O F Hall on Monday. K P officers installed included Walter Pixley as Chancellor Commander and Harvey Slade as Vice Chancellor. A banquet and dance followed card games during the business meeting.
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Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
I. O. O. F. Hall
K. P
Walter Pixley
Harvey Slade
George Freeman
R. F. Jones
Walter Hemingway
A. H. Frasier
George H. Waples
H. Boyson
Lynden Poultry Industry to Hatch 300 000 Chicks in 1920
Lynden poultrymen anticipate hatching 300 000 chicks this spring, with 1919 county rolls listing 30 000 hens. Output at larger yards ranges from 25 000 to 75 000, reflecting rapid growth in a profitable district industry. The Tribune will publish farm-by-farm annual reports as they’re compiled.
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Lynden
the Tribune
The
Tribune
Lynden Tops Mt Vernon 31 to 17 In Friday Game
Lynden defeated Mt. Vernon 31 to 17 as Dunker scored in limited minutes. Referee Earle Gibb oversaw the match with Lynden led throughout and strong home support from S H S fans. The Lynden lineup included Meurer Ehle LeCocq Smith Hatley Dunker Bloom Packard. Mt Vernon featured Valentine Eckman Cameron Noce B Moore and H Moore.
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Lynden
Mt. Vernon
Dunker
Earle Gibb
Bellingham
Skagit
E. Meurer
Ehle
Ed. LeCocq
Smith
P. Hatley
Bloom
Packard
Valentine
Eckman
Cameron
Noce
B. Moore
H. Moore
Landaal
Harley
Frank
Fred
Corny Lindhout
Clarence Lacy
Leslie White
al Haveman
Maurice le Compte
Ren de Boer
Elmer Swenson
Wilbur Lauckhart
Jerry Wolfe
Charlie Sprague
Lauren Bostwick
Gorseman
Fart Nooksack
Lynden Creamery Buys Large New 1000-Pound Churn
Lynden Creamery Company directors ordered a new 1000 pound capacity churn to be installed in a month for the spring rush. One old churn will stay in use and a second kept in reserve. An electrically driven tester was also ordered.
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Lynden Creamery Company
Lyn den Creamery Manager Burns Arms With Acid
J T Zylstra, manager of the Lynden Creamery, sprayed sulfuric acid on his bare forearms Tuesday, causing blistering and injury.
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J. T. Zylstra
Lynden Creamery
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Etery
8. H. Lewis
Whittier
Tilda Trump
J. W. Tremain
Elmer Lund
W. O. Benadom
Theodoris Benadom
George Brink
Oak Harbor
Joe Brown
Billy
Sumas
C. G. Lund
Minturn
Company of Artists
Will
Veterans OF War
Ary
Fireman
Lynden Real Estate
M. L. Jackman
Seal Sale
Whatcom Poultrymen
K. P. Lodge
Incub
Ation Figures
Fast MT. Vernon
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