Washington's Resources for Homeseekers and Growth
In this Longview era overview, H. F. Giles outlines Washington's vast opportunities for miners, fishermen, lumbermen, manufacturers, farmers, and professionals. He cites abundant land, timber, water power, rail and river transport, and a growing population, urging homeseekers to seize available public and state lands while noting favorable markets and exports.
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Olympic Mountains
Cascade Mountains
Okanogan Highlands
Washington
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Wallace for Auditor Candidate Promoted by Tribune
The Tribune endorses Wil D. Wallace for county auditor citing his long service, public work experience, and competence. Acquaintances praise his accuracy and leadership as deputy and his proven reliability in county finances and tax matters.
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Wil D. Wallace
Tribune
van Wy Wallac
Joys
Nea
Alex
J. Wallace
Serand
Lynden Giants Top Elks In Sloppy Win At Bellingham
Lynden Giants defeated the Elks five to two in a home Sunday game at Bellingham. Lynden pitchers allowed eight hits and six strikeouts while Hurley issued six walks. Poor fielding with five errors marred Lynden’s performance as Meurer and Goddard led Lynden with three baggers and Morgan and Brown led the Elks with key hits. Next Sunday K of C visits Lynden for a rematch, hoping to avenge an earlier two to nothing defeat. Pete Hullert will start for the visitors with his drop ball.
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Lynden Giants
Bellingham
Lynden
Goddard
K. of C
K. of C's
Pete Hullert
Giants
For a Splendid Cause at Linden M E Church
The W H M S of Linden M E Church held an all day meeting at the Indian Mission near Central with fifty guests at a picnic lunch. In the afternoon the society met in the new Indian Church and heard songs prayers talks and musical numbers including performances by Sarah Antone and a sermon on immigration.
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Linden M E
Indian Mission
Central
Grove
New Indian Church
Rev. Reid
Everson
Sarah Antone
India
Rev. Weeks
Miss Ireland
Rtev
Harrison
Nooksack
Mrs. Anderson
Rev. Anderson
Rev. Jones
Lynden
Band Stand Planned on Jot Corner for Lynden Concerts
A movement seeks to secure the vacant lot at Third and Front Streets to build a band stand for weekly Lynden band concerts. The Holland band members favor the plan and would perform regularly if the stand is erected for their use.
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Third
Front Streets
Holland
True Greatness and Generous Sympathies
A concise quotation by Roswell D. Hitch defines true greatness as active, timely leadership grounded in generous sympathy. It cannot slumber and must stay engaged with its era, neither lagging nor ahead by too far, to guide progress.
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Os Fountain
Roswell D. Hitch
Lynden Fire Department to Meet at Hall Next Monday
Lynden fire department holds a special meeting at the fire hall next Monday evening to discuss important matters. Members are urged to attend. President H. Rosenzweig and Secretary Wao. Bauman signaled the notice.
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Lynden Fire Department
H. Rosenzweig
Wao. Bauman
Farmers Needed to Drive Reform and Soil Care
The article argues for better farmer training to advocate with Congress on issues such as oleomargarine taxation and parcel post reform. It calls for practical road work and soil conservation, urging farmers to push for good roads and responsible land use while promoting scientific farming practices for future generations.
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Congress
Post Office Department
Altbertu Coverdell
Thrift of Time Quote From Gladstone
Quote from Gladstone extols thrift of time as repaying in afterlife with high profit and warns waste will diminish intellectual and moral stature beyond reckoning.
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Gladstone
Lynden Fruit Growers Association urged to emulate Puyallup success
The Lynden committee explains aims to form a cooperative fruit association, inspired by Puyallup’s growth. It argues Western Washington can rival White River Valley through unified effort, coordinated marketing, shared costs, and a local warehouse and cannery. The plan emphasizes universal member control, fair pricing, and market expansion across the region.
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the Tribune
Fruit Growers’ Association
Lynden
Nooksack
White River Valley
Puyallup
Lynden Fruit Growers’ Association
Puyallup Association
United States
Canada
Washington
TH. Smith
J. Ireland W. Elder
Local Lynden residents return from Seattle Potlatch visit
Mr and Mrs George H Cole and Mr and Mrs P J Van Hemert and Mr and Mrs W H Waples arrived home from a trip to the Seattle Golden Potlatch. The Waples were joined by their cousin Miss Waples from Salt Lake City who will stay in Lynden for about ten days.
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George H. Cole
P. J. van Hemert
W. H. Waples
Seattle Golden Potlatch
Democrats face primary rules under Remington code
The article argues the Democratic party cannot hold state primaries without naming a state ticket by convention under Section 4809 of Remington's code. It notes two years ago the Democrats ran on an independent nonpartisan judiciary ticket, and claims W. W. Black who earned 20 116 votes in the 1st district must reach a tenth of the state total to avoid barring primaries. The Tribune promotes week’s Suggestions and urges readers to Swat the fly.
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Independent
Nonpartizan Judiciary
W. W. Black
Congress
Democratic Party
Seattle hosts progressive conference and trade news
A Seattle gathering brought progressives together while local commerce pushes publicity. Reports note rail accidents in Bagley Junction and Vale, plus a Spokane fad of roller skating by society women. A silk plant plan in Seattle aims to import raw silk from Japan and create 1.5 million capital.
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Seattle
Pullman Chamber of Commerce
D. W. Darsten
Bessie Montgomery
T. C. Evans
Bagley Junction
Reliance Lumber & Timber Company
Tacoma
A. L. Schmidler
Fidelity State Bank
Uniontown
Ernest Gressel
Ridgefield
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Inland Empire Commercial Clubs
The
Federation of Commercial Clubs
Metaline Falls
Bering Sea
United States Army
Sheridan
United States Infantry
Baron Shibusawa
Nakano Buel
Milk and honey in heaven a canned tale
A humorous Boston Tran script line questions if cows and bees enter heaven and if not jokes that the promised milk and honey would be canned. The exchange plays on religious imagery and everyday comforts with a playful child’s inquiry. The quote uses regional flavor to contrast faith and food.
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Boston Transcript
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Nooksack Valley
Whit River
Sumner and Puyallup Fruit Growers’ Association
Bkind
Ject
Washington State News
E. Schneider
North Yakima
Umianum Canyon
Ellensburg
Benton County
Tanner
Robert M. Hopkins
United States District Court
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Peterson
Vale
Estopia
County Boards of Equalization
Fred Redick
Hillyard
Great Northern
Ernest G. Hansen
Manistee
Mich
Quincy
Reddick
War Department
Marion P. Maus
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