Rural Carriers Organize Here in Whatcom County
Rural letter carriers met in Lytden on July 4 at the Palace hotel forming a Whatcom County Rural Letter Carrier's Association Carrier No 1 of Sumas elected as a delegate to the state convention in Tacoma September 4 where the association will receive its charter. Officers elected include President J Be McSorley LynGen Secretary E J Clark Goshen Treasurer Mr Jensen Ferndale. The group aims to cooperate with the Department the Ta 9d Officials and patrons for better Reads and service for goodwill.
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Lyt+ den
Palace Hotel
Whatcom County
Carrier No 1
Sumas
Tacoma
J. BE. McSorley
Lyn- Gen
E. J. Clark
Goshen
Jensen
Ferndale
Lynden Hosts Largest Celebration in Town History
Lynden drew an estimated four thousand visitors for a dry town Independence Day style celebration with a grand parade, races, and a ball game against Everson. Prizes were awarded for floats and driving teams, with Knapp Bros brass bed on bicycle wheels drawing praise.
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Lynden
Lynnoon
Front Street
Everson
Bellingham
Sumas
Keilingham
Ee Uellingners
Beringham
Enurs
Knapp Bros
Httle
Lynden Department
S. H. Bradley
Carney Collins
Cris Ecker
Brown & Cole
Farner’seichnutile Ca
A. L. Drake
W. H. Waples
Monfait
Bk. EB. Baxter
Lynden Tribune Reports Strong Lynden Bank Growth
The Lynden State Bank shows deposits rising from about 90 000 to over 160 000 and total resources near 200 000 in the state examiner’s report. The Lynden community is praised for rapid financial progress and prosperity as no other county bank matches this growth.
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Tribune
Lynden
Grange Session At Lynden Splits On Endorsement
The Pomona Grange in Lynden reportedly refused to endorse Frank W. Bixby for prosecuting attorney due to constitution rules banning political endorsements. Bixby supporters claim a misrepresentation meant to smear him or provoke action against Editor Dodd. Meanwhile a Test League may form to pick candidates by straw ballot for primaries, possibly backing Bixby if it coalesces.
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Herald
Pomona Grange
Lynden
Frank W. Bixby
Bixby
The
Grange
Dodd
Gixby
Sign on the Oats Spurs County Crop Rumor
Readers claim a letter B on oat blades in Whatcom County signals various prophecies from heaven. Emma Clark identifies the sign as meaning bushels not blood or Bryanism, noting county crops yield 75 to 150 bushels per acre and no past crop failure.
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Gilbert Parker
Emma Clark
Tribune
Pomona Grange Meets in Lynden in Mid Summer Session
Whatcom County Pomona Grange gathered July 5 in Lynden Odd Fellows hall with Master J. S. Edwards presiding. Secretary Al son W. Steers noted attendance was below normal due to hay harvest as eighty two members from multiple granges attended including Harrang Birch Bay Orchard Ferndale Gulf North Bellingham Laurel Davis Wiser Lake Van Wyck Rome Ten Mile Timon Mountain Side Nook.
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Pomona Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
Lynden
Edwards
Alson W.steers
Harrang
Birch Bay
Orchard
Ferndale
Gulf
North Bellingham
Laurel
Davis
Wiser Lake
van Wyck
Rome
Ten Mile
Timon
Mountain Side
Nook
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