Dairying Poultry and Stock Raising Book Noted
The state Bureau releases a detailed volume on dairying poultry and stock raising with practical quotes from Lynden figures. It highlights the Lynden district prospects and includes the Reed and Druley Lynden Whatcom County operation reporting 1300 White Leghorns and annual egg and cost figures.
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of Washington
Bureau of Statistics and Immigration
G. Vander Griend
Lynden
Whatcom County
Jefferson
Waukeshe County
Wisconsin
Joseph Leach
Reed and
Druley
Leach
Reed
Lynde
Lynden Chautauqua attendance and local visits noted
Northwood residents attend the Chautauqua in Lynden this week while Mrs Wardener and children visit Chas Schelin. W D Ashton and wife and Wm Cotton and wife conduct business in Everson. Edith M Thornton candidate for county treasurer visits Lynden. Thornton family arrived in Whatcom County in 1882. she has held multiple local offices and served in community groups.
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W. D. Ashton
Wm. Cotton
Everson
Homer Bloom
Wenatchee
C. C. Singer
E. J. Kamm
Lynden
Edith M. Thornton
J. C. Anderson
Miss Thornton
Thornton
Whatcom County
Seattle
Ferndale Township
County Fruit Association
Old Settlers’ Association
County agriculturist urged as three chances remain
Whatcom county leaders urge farmers to tell county commissioners whether they want a county agricultural agent. President N P Sorensen says action is urgent as thirteen of sixteen offices are filled, and farmers should adopt resolutions and send them to the board. County agent leader R B Coglon explains the agent links federal and state education with farmers and covers production, marketing, and community organization.
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Whatcom County
N. P. Sorensen
R. B. Cogilon
State College
Catsely
Federal Department of Agriculture
Washington
Hhis County
Local Happenings and Visits in Clearbrook Area
CLEARBROOK Miss Leona King slowly improves from blood poisoning in one foot. Miss Iane Greenough and Miss Florence King visited the Connell home Friday. George Weide was a Lynden business visitor Thursday. Reverend Hoote and family from Bellingham visited Thursday afternoon. Miss Johanna Fluckinger took Mr and Mrs Miller’s daughter to Seattle for medical advice on a critical condition. Mrs. S A Weide visited her daughter Mrs P D Harkness in Everson last Sunday. Mrs McKay and children visited Mrs Philips last Saturday evening. Mrs Smith, Mrs Shirk and ...
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Leona King
Iane Greenough
Florence King
Connell
George Weide
Lynden
Hoote and Famiy
Bellingham
Johanna Fluckinger
Percy Miller
Seattle
S. A. Weide
P. D. Harkness
Everson
McKay
Mrs Eliza J Austin Dies at Home Near Lynne
Mrs Wiliza Jane Austin died suddenly at her home northeast of Lynne Monday evening. Funeral services are set for 10 o clock this morning from the family residence with Rev Paus H Ashby officiating. She had suffered asthma for some time but was not gravely ill. She grew worse after taking sick Monday evening and died before doctors or daughters could reach her.
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Wiliza Jane Austin
Lyne
Paus H. Ashby
County News and Mountain Climb Highlights
R L Kline files in first commissioner district while incumbent J B McMillan seeks reelection. Milk prices rise July 15 to 1 60 per hundred amid wartime orders. a further raise expected August 1. Mountaineers Club of Seattle scouts complete Mt Baker ascent this week. Rome Grange urges county commissioners to fund an agriculturist. July expected to be the wettest on record for Whatcom County with 3.05 inches in 25 days, weather station notes report.
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Mountaineers Club of
Seattle
Mt. Baker
Whatcom County
H. E. Juenemann
Durhan Seeks State Superintendent Nomination Visits Lynden
M. E. Durham, longtime superintendent of King County Schools, announced his Republican bid for State Superintendent of Public Instruction at the September primaries. He toured Lynden on Friday and spoke to the State Press Association in Ellensburg this month where he was dubbed the famous Pull Durham. A Colorado native, he trained in Kansas and completed a University of Washington degree in 1894 before a lifelong career in rural and city schools.
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M. E. Durham
King County
Lynden
Durhan
State Press Association
Ellensburg
Pull Durham
Supt. Durham
Colorado
Kansas
Washington
Universty of
Sinen
Man trapped by vat cover at Creamery injures arm
William Zuidmeer attempted to remove a heavy lid from a creamery vat on Thursday. The cover fell trapping his arm for about an hour before help arrived. His arm muscles were badly twisted in the accident.
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William Zuidmeer
Dog Bite Leaves Man With Severe Thumb Infection
J. Zweegman suffered a deep dog bite to the thumb last week and is receiving medical care for an infected wound.
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J. Zweegman
Turner Home Sunday Visit Of Marion and Miss Cora Hagin
Daughter Marion and Miss Cora Hagin called at the Turner home Sunday evening. Mrs Geo Parker who underwent one operation in Bellingham is at her home convalescing.
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Marion
Cora Hagin
Turner
Geo. Parker
Bellingham
Cows Need Green Forage and Silage for Milk Supply
Prof A B Nystrom from Pullman notes cows lose milk during hot, dry weather unless given succulent feed. Use silage from corn, wheat, oats, barley, clover, peas, and vetch to preserve nutrients and save time. If no silo, cut green and feed in racks or stables, a less economical but essential practice.
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A. B Nystrom
Pullman
a_ State College bulletin
Sold Residence and Acreage Change Hands in City
P. Brooks sold his property including a home and three and a half acres to Mrs. Emma Blakney for 1150 dollars. A group of nine youths and two men with Mrs. D. L. Steffe as chaperon departed this morning for a Birch Bay camping trip.
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P. Brooks
Emma Blakney
Esther Sterk
Laura Pore
Pauline Hendy
Carrie Dobyns
Myrtle Nichols
R. M. Brown
H. E. Maltby
Rollo Handy
Herman Smith
D. L. Steffe
Birch Bay
Miss Agnes Edson Receives Gift Bicycle
Miss Agnes Edson celebrates receiving a fine bicycle as a gift from her father yesterday.
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Agnes Edson
Bixby’s Car Hit. Wheel and Fender Damaged
Frank W. Bixby, candidate for superior judge, left his Maxwell outside The Tribune office. John W. De Neuf driving a Studebaker bumped it while turning, smashing a wheel and fender against the curb. A new wheel and fender arrived later from Bellingham, and De Neuf was not damaged.
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Frank W. Bixby
Tribune
Maxwell
Studebaker
John W. de Neuf
Bixby
Pixby
Bellingham
de Neuicer
Tribune to Attend FTC Hearing on Newsprint Prices
The Tribune reports it was invited to a Washington hearing on August 1 to determine if newsprint prices have unfairly risen. It notes its own cost has nearly quadrupled, from 3 cents per pound last September to about 5 to 15 cents per pound now, with further increases expected before year end.
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The
Tribune
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
D. C
John Vanterksty Back in Good Health After Illness
John Vanterksty, who was ill last week, has recovered and is able to be out again.
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John Vanterksty
Dairymen Plan Stock Sale Discussion in Whatcom County
Whatcom County Dairymen's Association will meet Saturday August 5 in Ferndale to decide a plan for surplus stock. Local reps A Benson and B C Crabtree reported from Bellingham and will present options: hold a local sale with broad East Coast advertising or ship stock East with owners paying shipping costs in advance.
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Whatcom County
Dairymen's Association
Ferndale
A. Benson
B. C. Crabtree
Bellingham
Social notes from Ferndale and nearby towns
Local society items list guests visiting Ferndale residents from Oshkosh Portland Maine and Wenatchee plus travels to Vancouver Seattle and Anacortes. Mentions of the Pythian Sisters dance Epworth League gathering and a birth. Several relatives and guests depart for Bellingham Portland and other destinations.
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C. E. Fitzgerald
Wm. Hinds
Anna Hinds
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Aaron Larson
Portland
Ore
Helen Fell
Beatrice Casebeer
Hoods
Camp Crow's Nest
Birch Bay
Pythian
K. P. Hall
Bertha Emes
Vancouver
B. C
Melvin Frack
Thomas Frack
Robert Campbell
Bordeaux
Wash
Joe Garlick
Dixon
Bellingham
Garlick
Mt. View
George Leighton
Leighton
Hannah Rideout
Maine
Helen Monroe
Anacortes
H. D. Jackson
John Barkeley
C. H. Abers
G. Abers
U. S&s. Marine Corps
Navy Yard
Mare
Kaffir Concert to Close Lynden Chautauqua
The Kaffir Boy Choir closes Lynden Chautauqua as a week of lectures and concerts ends. Ticket sales topped 1700 dollars, with season passes priced at 3.00, and visitors from across the county and as far as New York City attended. The Ellison-White staff and Dr Robert Sutcliffe received praise for a successful program guiding next year’s contract talks.
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Kaffir Boy Choir
Lynden
Bellingham
Douglas Mawson
New York City
Lynden State Bank
Ellison-White Company
Chautauqua
Sweezy Sends Greetings From Southhaven to Lyndon Friends
C 8S Sweezy now living in Southhaven Michigan sends greetings to Lyndon friends via a letter received at The Tribune office. He asks to remember Mr Hawley Aunt Rachel Smith and H H Jamieson and enquiring friends. He is almost 81, can work in the street and ride in an auto, and wants the paper to continue. He lived in Lynden ten years and knew everybody.
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Sweezy
Southhaven
Mich
Lyndon
Tribune
Lynden
Hartley Campaign Visit Highlights Lynden Stop
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Roland H Hartley visited Lynden on Thursday with a four member entourage. Campaign manager Will Coyle accompanied the candidate. Coyle is a Seattle attorney and former Pacific Coast football standout.
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Roland H. Hartley
Lynden
Colonel Hartley
Hugh Jamieson
New Brunswick
Mr. Jamieson
Mr. Hartley
Will Coyle
Seattle
The
Tribune
Pacific Coast
Royal Neighbors Tea at Mrs. Angus Young's Home
The Royal Neighbors Tea will be held Thursday afternoon August 3 at the home of Mrs. Angus Young. All are invited to attend.
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Royal Neighbors
Angus Young
Obituary Notices From Local Cemeteries
The text lists funeral services for J. A. Buster who died of heart failure, W. C. Davis who died in his bakery, and Gunnar Hougan who died of tuberculosis. It notes surviving relatives and officiants, and burial at local cemeteries with ministers’ names.
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W. C. Davis
Pentecostal Mission
F. C. Wewetter
Anna L. Davis
Brooklyn
N.Y
L. Jones
Seattle
Exterprise
Gunnar Hougan
Woodlawn
Rev. Meyer
Bellingham
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Thomas Riley Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
Pach Bros
Charles Evans Hudyes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Lyndensen
State
Northwood
Clearbrook
Eliza J. Austin
County News
R. L. Kline
J. B. McMillan
Rome Grange
Uynden
Leslie Jones
Bertha Ormsby
St. Louis
H. E. Campbell
Beingham
Canadian Pacific
R. J. Webster
Jeanne Gorsuch
Charlies Beal
Vashon Island
E. M. Woodward
E. Benedict
John Parrish
Custer
George Hendrick
Johr
Son
J. A. Bussert
Monroe Undertaking
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