Lynden Fourth Celebrations Quiet and Shared Community News
July Fourth passed peacefully with a large crowd, fireworks at Delta school grounds, and local gatherings in Lynden and surrounding areas. Liners mention in Greenwood and Woodlands reports of visitors, marriages, church services, and local playgoing, with many residents attending events and sharing holiday joy.
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Lynden
N. Delia
H. C. Berthuson
Alban Christofferson
Index
Delta School
Lyndon
Osbrink
Markstrom
Baldwin
P. A. Axling
Mr. Palmquist
Ericson
Greenwood David Gilkey
Will Gilkey
J. W. Rose
Arthur
John Courtney
Henry Bowman
Asotin
Edna Pelley
Jones
Jettie
Foster
Bertram
Grace
Les
Allan Hoquiam
Bellingham
Hannons and Bailey
Eddy Kreuger
the Blower
Dillon Kilcup
Greenwood
Twiss
Laurel
J. H. Bailey
May Roberts Company
Oltman
Bernard Oltman
Wilder
Wheeler
Mutchler
Arthur Rose
C. Holmes
H. Holmes
Sellingham
Syre
Alwin Bay
Ralph Pyeatt
Ada
Ina Pyeatt
Elmer
Ella Lund
Jeffcott
Resume of Council Proceedings
Present were Mayor Hall and councilmen Hawley Heaton Pixley Cruikshank and Edwards. Finance committee recommended bills for current expense funds including Hawley Bros. for Front Street Well 5.10 Hawley Bros. for Nooksack Ave 39.73 Hawley Bros. extra work on Front Street No 3 78.56 Hawley Bros. gravel on Front Street 12.93 and C C King back salary.
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Hall
Hawley
Marshall named concular engineer in reclamation service
Brigadier Don William L. Marshall, recently retired as chief of engineers, is appointed concular engineer of the interior in the reclamation service. The position, created to aid in completing ongoing reclamation projects, does not alter field personnel and provides advisory support to the secretary of the interior.
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Washington
Don William L. Marshall
Army
Wesr Terior
Reclamation Service
S.vres Ballinger
Intere Department
F. H. Newell
Garfield
Baillinge
Ay Woul
Marshall
Feld
Secretary of the Interior
Army Engineers
Bureau of Mines Established With George Otis Smith as Chief
Washington notes the creation of the bureau of mines within the interior department with George Otis Smith, director of the geological survey, serving as acting head until a permanent chief is named. Fiscal data show 1,025,545 immigrants admitted nationwide, up 262,759 from last year, with 145,421 non immigrant arrivals and 24,200 debarred. Treasury reports reveal a surprising $9,402,492 surplus, a debt reduction of $1,648,387 for the month, $17,462,815 from corporate taxes, and an $11,000,000 cut in postal deficiency disbursements. Advertisements for public building sites are being issued. bids for Oregon sites open August 2 and Northwest sites August 23.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Interior Department
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Smith
Survey
United States
Nuumber
Treasury Department
Oregon
Northwest
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Will McPhail
Darrington
E. C. Cameron
McPhail
J. B. McPhail
Badger
Mrs.Enloe
Byrde Dickerson
Schettler
Ferndale
Mrs. Lindsay
Mrs. Ramsey
Lizzie Smith
Andy Prettyman
Vendale
Ernest Palmers
J. M. Alexander
Birch Bay
Goodrich
Mrs. Noufolk
Bay
Fergusson
Engle
Dickerson
Reed
Cook’s
Wm. McLeod
Marlow
Bert Farrington
G. L. Abbotts
Farmers’ Mercantile Company
Cuspidors
Knapp. Bros. Linoleum and Supplies
Ceseseererees
B. W. Loring
Morse Hdw
Water Fund
H. Colley
Pi Db
Hawley Bros
Cementia Dtige
E. W. Austin
E.ee
D. Cruikshank
BE. A. Gill
Floyd Gill
Farmers Mere, Co
Cement
W. H. Elder
Cc. C. King
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Eady
Vann
Iulit
Weir
Weasea Tower
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