Chance to buy piano at bargain price in Bellingham
A former wealthy family sells a Chickering Upright Piano in Circassian Walnut for 485 dollars, includes stool and duet bench, with possible small reductions and time payments. See Mr. S. W. Halbert at Eilers Music House Alaska Building 210 East Holly Street Bellingham Washington or call 58 or 1117.
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S. W. Halbert
Eilers Music House
Bellingham
Washington
Alaska
East Holly Street
Local collector’s valued books and state stamp collection noted
Local figure J C Matthews owns possibly the district’s most valuable books with two valued at 1400 dollars and a notable stamp collection. T R Price returns from Cen tralia after attending an old soldiers encampment. Lynn Wright lists new county text book adoptions for next school year across grades and subjects for elementary and high school, including readers, writing, drawing, music, language, physiology, history, civics, and science texts.
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J. C. Matthews
Lynn Wright
Baldwin & Bender
Curry
Heighth
New Sloan
Young & Field
Farm Life
Richie
Atkinson
Mace
U.S
Civies
Reineh
Washington
Wells & Hart
Brooks
West
Bacon
A Family Lesson In Counting And Names
In a domestic scene Mr. Jones teaches Jimmie to count family members from mother to Uncle Stephen, while Jimmie jokes about hominy. A second excerpt notes a pig thief defense exordium lampooning distant conflicts to flatter the speaker.
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Mr. Jones
Jimmie
Criminal Law
Europe
Greece
America
Lynden residents various rides and visits noted in town column
Howard Hatch bought an automobile. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Chas Adkinson and Mr and Mrs Clarente Wheeler with son Willard went auto riding Sunday evening. Others attended church, visited farms, or held picnics. Bonds for Local Improvement Fund District No 12 were authorized for 3737.00 dollars dated July 10 1915 by Lynden Town Council approved by Mayor P A Oakes and Town Clerk R B Lecocq with July 8 1916 publication.
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Howard Hatch
Chas, Adkinson
Clarente Wheeler
Willard
Wim. Rarick Jr
Lynden
O. Wilcoxson
Meridian Fruit Farm
Arthur Pierce and Sons
Harry Hinton
Robert Kirkman
Frank Ware
Doris
Larson
Wm. Rarick
Grove
Ellis Perry
R. Kirkman
Merwin
Henry Nutter
Nooksack
Jennie Ware
B. C. Crabtree
Professor’s Absorption Leaves Daughter in Focus
A humorous exchange reveals a scholar who, after his daughter's marriage and departure, insists he misses her deeply yet diverts his thoughts to Lucrezia Borgia and later to typhoid fever. The yarn plays on misread loyalties and witty vanity.
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Bulwer
Margaret
Mary
Lucrezia Borgia
Lucrezia
Borgia
Pasteur
Lynden Ordinance Authorizes Bonds for Local Improvement District No 12
Ordinance No 165 authorizes the mayor and town clerk to issue bonds to redeem outstanding warrants against Local Improvement District No 12. It fixes the amount and the date of issue and directs the mayor and town clerk to proceed. The measure reflects a formal action by the Lynden Washington town council.
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Local Improvement Fund
Worthen & Satterthwaite
Lynden
Washington
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