Lynden Tribune previews Lynden civic life and press changes
A Lynden Washington notice details subscription rates and editorial aims for the Lynden Tribune, announcing ownership by H. E. Stuart and C. D. Jones and the Sun Pilot becoming a weekly Lynden Tribune with a community focus. It cites political stance toward Granada Republican party and references editorials on taxes and local events.
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Lynden
Whatcom County
Washington
The
Tribune Publishing Company
Charles D. Jones
H. E. Stuart
Lynden Tribune
Messers
C. D. Jones
Sun-Pilot
Reveille
Nooksack Valley Lands Offered by Swim and Aldrich Realty
Listings from Swim and Aldrich Realty Co describe farm and land parcels near Lynden including residence lots on 100x125 feet and 24 lots with park ground. Properties range from 20 to 160 acres with crops, orchards, barns, and river bottom land. Farm loans, notary public and insurance services announced.
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Swim & Aldrich Realty. Co
Nooksack Valley Lands
Lynden
Ranch For Sale Near Lynden On Guide Meridian Road
Forty acre tract of choice land with twelve acres high and the rest in a fine creek bottom. Running water. One mile from Lynden. Sold as a whole or in small tracts to suit. Bargain price. Phone Farmers' 4704. Call and see the land south of Heaton Mill.
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Lynden
Guide Meridian Road
Heaton Mill
Mammoth Raspberry Patch From Wizard Bur Bank Trials
Mr Steinhauer invited a visitor to inspect a berry patch that resembles blackberry bushes but bears two inch diameter berries. The berries are a cross between red raspberry and dew berry developed by Wizard Bur bank experiments and are touted as an ideal canning berry.
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Steinhauer
Wizard Burbank
Oklahoma to gain a star on Independence Day
Old Glory will gain one additional star as Oklahoma becomes the 46th state. The change takes effect on the Fourth of July, signaling the addition of a new star to the flag.
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State of
Oklahoma
Fourth of July Faith and Purpose in Nineteenth Century View
A reflective piece urges Americans to honor Independence Day with reverence. It contrasts fireworks and leisure with a call for patriotic speeches, reading the Declaration, singing national anthems, and communal meals. It stresses uniting classes and races and inspiring youth through civic virtue.
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Park
Lake Shore
County Weighs Support for a Worthy Leader
The county community affirms confidence in a man deemed worthy of his hire and trusted to lead. Citizens express certainty that the people will make no mistake in backing him.
Bixby Enters Prosecution Race in Whatcom County
Frank Bixby announces candidacy for Whatcom County prosecuting attorney. He is the county’s first formal entrant, locally admired in Lynden where residents see him as a likely winner. Bixby has years in the county and vows independence from political wire pullers who would seek control.
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Frank Bixby
Whatcom County
Bixby
Lynden
Blaine Journal
Funeral of Lynden Resident Mrs H D Nichols
Mrs H D Nichols died during surgery at St Luke’s Hospital last Thursday. Born Martha Malinda Storrey in Montreal on April 27 1857 she died July 2 1908 at age 51 years 2 months 5 days. She married Homer Densmore Nichols in Allegan Michigan in 1875. Funeral was Friday at the Methodist Church Lynden with Rev Berringer of Ferndale officiating. burial in Lynden Cemetery. Surviving are husband four children two sisters a brother and another brother. She was a loving mother and patient during her long illness. The family thanks friends for help. The obituary also includes a lengthy explanation of plurality and majority in voting terms from Path Finder.
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H. D. Nichols
St Luke's Hospital
Martha Malinda Storrey
Montreal
Canada
Homer Densmore Nichols
Allegan
Mich
Methodist Church
Lynden
Berringer
F Ferndale
Rolla Handy
Salyrde
Vera Nichols
Clarence
Nichols
D. L. Steffe
Barnie Collins
John Storrey
George Storrey
Seattle
Lynden Creamery Tops State in Production
Dairy Inspector L. W. Hansen praises Lynden Creamery after a few days of inspection. Manager Peter Vallee provides figures showing 391,640 pounds of cream received and 115,071 pounds of butter produced in the last six months, with June alone yielding 36,265 pounds—the year's highest month.
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L. W. Hansen
Lynden Creamery
Peter Vallee
Dune
Lynden
Club Meetings Scheduled for July 15 and Saturday
The Commercial Club will hold a meeting Wednesday evening July 15. The McBride Club plans a gathering in Town Hall about 8 o’clock Saturday evening.
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Commercial ‘Club
McBride Club
Commercial Club Voices Support for a Local Fair
At last Wednesday's Commercial Club meeting a proposal to hold a fair or carnival this fall was discussed. It could showcase the farming district and harvest readiness to outsiders. The paper invites open letters or discussions on the subject for publication.
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Commercial Club
Lynden Tribune Candidate Announcement for Prosecuting Attorney
Attorney Frank Bixby announces his candidacy for prosecuting attorney in Lynden. He states he is well qualified and enjoys full confidence and respect in the Lynden community.
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Frank Bixby
The
Tribune
Bixby
Lynden
Why Sailors Don't Swim
A dialogue from the New Orleans Times-Democrat contrasts a sailor and a druggist over swimming. The sailor argues sailors avoid learning to swim to spare possible prolonged agony at sea, while the druggist shudders at the idea. The piece questions maritime culture and fear of water.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Faith and nature cure illness insists not medicine
Opinion from the New Haven Register argues true healing lies with nature aided by faith rather than drugs. It asserts doctors should use minimal medicine and that even surgeons merely prepare the body for nature to act.
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New Haven Register
Heaven’s conditions in Elizabeth Stuart Phelps’s words
A Harper’s Bazaar quote from Elizabeth Stuart Phelps reflects on heaven as a place of relief from pain and fear. Voices of an invalid, a grieving widow, a worker, a mother, a mulatto girl, and a thoughtful man envision heaven as relief from suffering, safety for loved ones, and meaningful happiness.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Harper's Bazar
They Go Together in a Light Domestic Exchange
A young wife with an interest in physical culture asks her husband how Tam is built. He likens her to a watch and she asks if Sam is built like a watch would that mean jewels. Henry frowns, noting a complimenting man is an idiot.
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Henry
Tam
Time Table for Bellingham to Sumas Rail Service
B. B. & B. C. By. Time Table lists trains No. 1 and No. 2 operating daily between Bellingham and Sumas. Train No. 1 runs Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday east of Sumas. Train No. 2 runs Monday Tuesday Thursday Saturday east of Sumas. Both connect at Sumas with the C BR Excursion each Sunday. Single round trip fare between all points applies Saturday and Sunday. No. 1 connects at Hampton with No. 3 for Lynden.
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Bellingham
Sumas
Riday
C, BR
Hampton
Lynden
Local Businessman Harry Warlow on Weekday Trip
Mr Harry Warlow of Silver Beach is up on a business trip Tuesday. Subscribe for the Tribune and learn what is happening locally. Haying season is near and our columns offer the best tools and tips.
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Harry Warlow
Silver Beach
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