Lynden Tribune Publisher Details and Rates
The Lynden Tribune in Whatcom County Lynden Washington announces Thursday publication and second class mail status. Subscription rates listed include one year two dollars, six months one dollar, Canada and foreign two fifty, with advertising rates on application.
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Canada
Foreign
Lynden poultry meeting drawn large crowd in Hawley's Hall
A mass meeting at Hawley's Hall attracted the largest turnout for Lynden poultrymen, signaling Lynden’s potential rise as a major poultry center. The crowd resonated with calls to strengthen the industry on a sound, profitable basis.
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Lynden
Hawley’s Hall
Whatcom Dairymen's Association Ice Cream Testimonial
A testimonial praising ice cream made by the Whatcom County Dairymen's Association notes its quality and appeal, reflecting local dairy industry support.
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Whatcom County
Jack Dempsey Ice Cream Described as Champion
A brief note proclaims Jack Dempsey ice cream superior in its class, praising its quality and appeal as a top contender among frozen treats.
We Can t Jog and the Gasoline Shortage
The writer argues against returning to horse and buggy during gas shortages. After years of fast trips by car, residents find it hard to abandon the jogging pace and the internal combustion engine reshaped towns, roads, and daily routines.
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Lynden
A. C
Oneman
Pagetta
Idaho
Guardian plans private sale of Mary A. Anderson estate in Whatcom County
In Washington court records a guardian announces a private sale of a half interest in the SE quarter of Section 11, Township 40, Range 2, Willamette Meridian, Whatcom County. Bidding open on or after July 16 1920 at Bixby Nightingale offices in Bellingham. Cash or 300 cash with mortgage balance due by May 3 1925 at 6 percent.
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State County
Washington
Willamette Meridian
Bixby & Nightingale
Bellingham
Whatcom County
John Axling
Mary B. Anderson
Lynden Creamery Company Dissolution Petition Heard
The Lynden Creamery Company, a Washington corporation, seeks dissolution with directors acting as trustees to settle affairs and distribute remaining assets. A court hearing is set for August 30, 1920, at 9:30 A.M. in the Whatcom County courthouse in Bellingham.
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Lynden Creamery Company
State of Washington
Lynden
Washington
Bellingham
Whatcom County
Geo. M. Cook
R. B. LE Cooq
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