Candidate for Whatcom County Attorney Nomination
Local Republican announces candidacy for county attorney in Whatcom County to be decided at the direct primary election on September 8 1908.
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County Attorne
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
3
Contests and Ball Game Highlight Hawleys Park Fourth
At Hawleys park July 4th a ball game saw the locals defeat Glendale by a wide margin. Winners include Ben Loring in the running and standing broad jumps and Frank Hawley along with Henry Wampler in the rolling and vault events. Also praised were Watson Smith Don Culley Owen Hadley Don Colles Nellie Clark and Knapp Bros for the furniture ad feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley’s Park
Glendale
Don Culley
Ben Loring
Owen Hadley
Don Colles
Frank Hawley
Henry Wampler
W C T U Meeting Opens With New Members
The first regular W C T U meeting features Mrs Case as president with many new members. A program committee including Miss Rouls, Crambaugh and Mrs Vail will provide entertainment and instruction on the organization born in Hillsboro Ohio in 1873 and later national in 1874. The note recalls Francis E Willard and J M N Stevens and mentions fifty four departments under various superintendents. The next meeting is Thursday July 16 at 9 o clock in the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Rouls
Crambaugh
Vail
Uus
Hillsboro
Ohio
Cleveland
National W. C. T. U
Francis E. Willard
J. M. N. Stevens
Temperance Union
The
sun-Pilot
Many new homes rise around Lynden area in 1908
A long list of local homes and barns being built around Lynden and nearby areas is described. F M Smith on Grover street plans a story and a half house with a full front porch. Others include barns for Charles and C Boehringer, a large silo for B C Crabtree at Meridian Dairy Farm, and various cottages and bungalows on Grover, Acme, Front, and Edison streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Smith
Grover Street
Charles Boehringer
C. Boerhinge
B. C. Crabtree
Meridian Dairy Farm
Fr. E. Knapp
West Front Street
E. D. Knapp
Jenub Street
Horton and Brooks
Lynden
Harry Warlow
Ben Shoemaker
D. W. Bayes
C. F. Worthen
Grover and
Second Streets
Mulder
Boerhave
R. W. Green
Tenth Street
Nooksack Valley
Frank Bixby
Bellingham
Mr. Mulder
National Volksfeest Celebration Program July 4 1908
Over 600 attend the Ficnic program for the National Volksfeest on July 4 1908 starting at 10 AM. W Vander Griend presides with performances by the Vergading audience choir readings by John De Jong Gerrit Kok and Herman Elenhaus and music by the orchestra and multiple quartets and duets. A full schedule includes recitations prayers songs and an publication of the Declaration of Independence and the Star Spangled Banner with several religious and civic addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John de Jong
Henry Muyskens
Columbia
Swanee River
John Helder
Henry Assink
Gerrit Kok Zingen
Lof Aan God
Zingen Door Vergadering Ps
Herman Elenhaus
Mount Vernon Bells
Oratie
America
Zingen Door Vergadering
Locating the Garden of Eden in Mesopotamia
The Genesis passage on Eden’s location has long puzzled theologians and scholars. The Biblical account suggests Mesopotamia near the Euphrates and Tigris, yet researchers have placed Eden in various Asian regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Eden
Asia
Eden
Mesopotamia
Great Rivers
Euphrates and
Tigris
New York American
Not Really Necessary Weeping Relative
A Chicago News excerpt presents a tense exchange as a relative pleads for hope while a doctor expresses a bleak prognosis. The dialogue emphasizes endurance and impending loss in a domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Poor Food Cartoon Quote Sparks Fatherly Advice
A comical exchange shows a fond mother pleading about a girl starving for care while a brusque doctor jokes about eating prudently. The old physician exits with four kinds of medicine, reflecting humorous Victorian attitudes toward health and dieting.
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Puck
The Quest of Beauty and Tennyson's Terror in Victorian Gossip
A Pearsons Weekly note surveys ancient beauty fads from Rome to Lucrezia Borgia and eighteenth century England. It then recounts a Tennyson anecdote from Princess Louise gossip, where the poet speaks of terror over royal marriage news and fear of harsh newspaper judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Lucrezia Borgia
England
Lady Coventry
Pearson's Weekly
Tennyson
Duke of Argyll
Marquis of Lorne
Princess Louise
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Aetna Insurance Company
Phoenix Insurance Company
Washington Insurance Company
Imperial Insurance Company
German Alliance Insurance Company
Erz
Beckes
Marion Biehler
Sporting Goods
Swim
Aldrich
J. P. Schmitt
Whatcom County
Frank W. Pixby
Lynden, Wash
Watson Smith
Nellie Clark
W.C. T. U. Meeting
M. M. Sights, Secy
T. H. Smith
Lynd
C. J. Osgood
the Nooksack
C. O. Bussard
Swim & Aldrich
Kyper
Kagley
C. Lowy
Acma and
Libery Streets
L. C. Kagley
Himelf
Iover and
Acma
W. G. Miller
Mary Jones
Tenth and
Edison Streets
Albert Roe
West Edison St
E. Edson
E. Valen
Mulder and Boer
East Front Street
Donald Cruikshank
Superior Court OF
State OF Washington
P. Nelson
Norman Carr
Carr
Daniel M. Chapel
Nis
Township Forty
Range Three
Willamette Meridian
W. A. Martin
First National Ban Building
Washington
Inc
Waples
Mrs. Fennel of
Vadhma
Mrs. Stark
Will Moffet
B. W. Loring
Seattle
Floyd Vaughn
Zoch & Haveman
George Erz
Jones
Grant
Knapp Bros
Ficnic
Ons Nationaal Volksfeest
van den Dag
W. Vander Griend
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