Lynden Fruit Growers Association Formed at Lynden
A well attended Lynden meeting Tuesday led to the permanent organization of the Lynden Fruit Growers Association. Trustees elected include Robert Heaton and C Axling with officers Heaton president and Smith vicepresident. The group plans a $5 membership fee and incorporation, aiming to promote fruit growing, cannery plans, and local development in Whatcom County with a cannery site near Lynden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden Fruit Growers’ Association
Robert Heaton
C. Axling
Thomas H Smith
D. F. Smith
Chap Bayes
B. C
Rabtree
Walter Elder
W. J. Ireland
Henry Shagren
T. A?. Smith
C. Axtling
B. C. Crabtree
Treasure
D. W. Bender
W. H. Waples
W.H. Blair
H. H. Jamieson
George W. Hail
E. J. Bruns
T. J Storrey
J. N. Tremain
George H. Whipse Co
C. Smith
D. H. Smith
E. R. Jackson
F. W. Ware
G. W. Heaton
H. Rosenzweig
Otto Coltom
T. H. Smith
S. R. Sallard
B. ©. Crabtree
George Trumberlin
C. S. Kale
Thomas P. Jeffers
M. Tierney
A. S. Hardenbrook
G. W. Handy
Whatcom County
United States
Association
the Tribune
Lapor
Osea on October 2 3 ¢ and 5 Will You Come
Fragmentary notice asks if you will attend events on October 2 3 and 5. Details and context are unclear, with unreadable portions. Further readable data suggest a personal invitation or community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osea
Education focus shift from lawyers and doctors to farmers
The Department of Agriculture urges recruitment of skilled farmers and academically trained agricultural staff to expand farm demonstration work in the Northern States. It notes an overabundance of lawyers and physicians and calls on educators to realign training with labor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Henry 8. Pritchett
United States
Foundation
Berger Threatens Investigation Ties to Hanford Resignation
Victor L Berger, whose push helped begin impeachment proceedings against Seattle Judge Hanford, vows action if Attorney General Wickersham fails to pursue disclosures. He argues the men who forced Hanford to resign should not escape scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hanford
Seattle
Congressional
Victor L. Berger
Washington
Berger
Wickersham
A Worthy Public Servant Will D Wallace for Auditor
The Acme Prospector lauds Will D Wallace as a faithful county employee seeking the County Auditor seat in the September 10 1912 Republican primary. It praises his integrity efficiency long service courteous treatment honesty and broad local support predicting his nomination and election without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will D. Wallace
Whatcom County
Will Lb. Wallace
Postmaster reports Times removed from Sumas town
The Sumas postmaster says the Times published there was removed and left no address. The blare of rival papers continues with the Blaine Press, the sole remaining hot air sheet seen, aiming to drive the established Blaine newspaper out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumas
Times
Las
Bohannon
Burlington
Flushing Artists
Blaine
Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Shoemaker in East Town
Last Saturday Mr and Mrs B P Shoemaker celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their East Town home. Married in Three Rivers Michigan they moved to Washington nineteen years ago. A two to five reception featured gifts including a gold handled umbrella from the Mason ic and Eastern Star orders. Many friends called and Mr and Mrs Shoemaker received numerous gifts and musical selections were performed by Mrs Samp ley and Misses Ada Hoover and Louise Jackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Shoemaker
Three Rivers
Mich
Washington
Shoemaker
Sampley
Ada Hoover
Louise Jackman
C. Adams
Seattle
Frank W. Bixby
Bellingham
Messrs
and Mesdames
Chas Jacobs
James Rinehart
Jake Rinehart
McPherson
C. L. Cl
Mary Jones Kelso
C. Hoover
Lucy Hoover
Olafson
Ada
Nettie Hoover
Tilda Tromp
Orel
Louise
Ruth Jackman
Gladys Jacobs
Joseph Woody
P. M. Serrurier
George Hall
Henry Lauckhart
B. V. Mounter
Lumber Market Rebounds After Two Years of Slump
After two years of extreme lethargy the lumber market has improved over the past two or three months at a steady rate and is today better than at any time since W. The report notes renewed activity among sawmills and rising prices as demand strengthens.
October Dates Invite Your Attendance
An inquiry asks if you will attend events on October 2, 3, 4 and 5. It invites responses and participation for the listed days.
Lynden Fire Department Social Entertainment Draws Large Crowd
Lynden volunteers stage first public entertainment with band solos readings and recitals drawing the largest Lynden audience yet. The charity program ends with an auction of salvages raising funds as ice cream and cake are served to guests. A Summer Night’s Festival is planned for August 2 on local grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Lynden-Holland
Kate Harris
P. A. Wright
Arthur Phair
Chas B. Sampley
Miss Knapp
Thompson
Frank Graham
George Bostwick
Tribune
Mesers
Waples
Scrurrier
Butters Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
George H. Butters of Bellingham declares his bid for the Republican nomination in the Second County Commissioner district. A longtime county resident and local businessman, he previously ran for the position and was defeated by incumbent John Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Butters
Bellingham
The
Tribune
Butters
John Simpson
Northwest Resources Report Shows Huge 1912 Farm Values
The Portland Oregonian estimates 1912 staple products in Washington Oregon and Idaho will yield farmers about 155 million dollars. Wheat may total 70 thousand bushels at 75 cents a bushel. Oats value around 15.6 million and barley about 16 million with hay also a major staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Portland Oregonian
Mr Bixby A Candidate for Re-Election
County Attorney Frank W. Bixby announces his candidacy for reelection in this week’s Tribune. He praises his record as a fearless prosecutor and faithful public servant, while noting support from many friends and taxpayers. He declines an immediate bench bid, planning to seek another term as county attorney and later run for superior court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Bixby
the Tribune
Bixby
Mr. Bixby
Gormand Ford company at Jamieson's Opera House
The Gormand Ford dramatic company presents a week at Jamieson’s Opera House with strong crowds. Opened Monday with Lena Rivers, followed by What Happened to Jones, Love and Honor, Tonight Why Smith Left Home, and Tomorrow St Elmo. Saturday matinee features Dora Thorne with 10 and 2 cent prices. band adds noon and evening concerts. closing performances expected to break attendance records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormand-Ford Dramatic Company
Jamieson’s
Opera House
Lena Rivers
Jones
Smith
St. Elmo
Dora Thorne
Sand Vetch to Kill Quack Grass
Instructions to sow about one bushel of sand vetch seed per acre in early August on ordinary soils, with adjustments for soil richness. Describes vetch as a five to seven foot climbing vine that smothers quack grass by forming a dense mat, overrunning it after its growth period.
Seven Wonders Named by Popular Mechanics Panel
An international poll led by Popular Mechanics editor selected Wireless Telegraphy Telephone Aero plane Fadium Antiseptics and Anti toxins Spectrum Analysis and X Ray as the seven modern wonders. The Panama Canal was close, needing eleven votes to enter the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Panama Canal
Swat the fly warning echoes as danger rises
A vivid caution labels the fly as the most dangerous animal on earth, urging decisive action. The remark frames a perception of risk and emphasizes the insect's threat level in everyday life.
Seattle Potlatch 1912 Celebrates Hospitality and Unity
The Seattle Potlatch closed Saturday evening in a blaze of glory and good natured humor. Boosters and guests enjoyed a royal reception with visiting wholesalers and manufacturers treated to continuous entertainment. Parades featured original floats and fine execution, reflecting united effort and splendid management. Seattle may be proud of the Potlatch of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
United Effort
Boost the old home town Lynden in every trip
Advice to travelers to praise Lynden Washington and the Nooksack Valley whenever away from home. Urges gentle promotion of local merchants streets schools churches mountains and products, without criticizing neighbors, to attract friends to the region. A坚持 to keep Lynden in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Nooksack Valley
Hints for the Sick Horse Remedies and Dosing Guide
A compact guide from the Lawrence Williams company Cleveland Ohio on administering medicines to horses. It covers boluses gels and drenches with step by step handling to prevent the animal from backing away and to ensure the tongue aids swallowing. It also mentions external balsams and other applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Williams Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Everson Rhyme Reflects on Courage and Moral Fight
A poem by Dr. J. W. Bell of Everson Washington questions virtue and fate with lines about striving against the stream, personal responsibility, and the idea that all death is self caused. It argues mercy and patience in judgment and cites self direction of Right and Wrong.
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J. W. Bell
Everson
Washington
Real Estate Transfers Through Local Agencies
Real estate activity shows multiple transfers. Howe sells 8.8 acres of Greenwood ranch to Andrew Boueringer and 10 acres to Charles Wagner, plus King forty acres south of Booths Corners to Dr. Mulder. In town, Richard Scherer house to W. K. Miner and D. L. Beckes place to Herman Saas. Ed Knapp residence bought by C. Beach. T. H. Smith sells a W-acre parcel to M. H. Gerlach for 7510 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpeckes & Stuart
Howe
Greenwood
Andrew Boueringer
Charles Wagner
King
Booth's Corners
Dr. Mulder
Richard Scherer
Depot
W. K. Miner
D. L. Beckes
Grover Street
Herman Saas
C. Beach
Ed Knapp
Grange Picnic at Lynden Whatcom County Fair Grounds
Grange groups from Lynden Delta Timon Northwood Ten Mile and Wiser Lake hold a joint picnic at the Whatcom County Fair Grounds Lynden on August 3. All are invited to bring filled lunch baskets as games and a musical program will fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Delta
Timon
Northwood
Ten Mile
Wiser Lake Granges
Whatcom County Fair Grounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynden Fruit Growers’ Assn
Acme Prospector
Rght
Lynden Pioneer Realty Co
M. H. Gerlach
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