Lynden Stage Time Cards Report
Fragmented stage card entries show leave times for Lynden venues with multiple 2 to 7 pm slots. Phrases mention names such as Gary and Jackiny with unclear roles and contact lines.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
2
Fragmented stage card entries show leave times for Lynden venues with multiple 2 to 7 pm slots. Phrases mention names such as Gary and Jackiny with unclear roles and contact lines.
Schedule notice for Lynden Lynden Bellingham Auto Stage service. Times show weekly departures from Lynden Star Grocery to Lynden Bellingham with a late Saturday option and daily runs except Saturdays. Owner L Button notifies changes and pickup locations nearby.
Local residents are noted with travel plans and employment shifts. Preé Beckers enters service with the United States Postal Service Timmer. others, including Mrs Beckey and Miss Elizabeth Griffin, plan journeys to attend religious and community events. Several attendees gather for a lodge entertainment, a member serves the visiting group, and social movements are outlined with multiple names and towns.
The Lynden Town Council amends Ordinance No 146 to redefine payment terms for improvements. Delinquent and unpaid installments incur interest and a 5 percent penalty, with options for annual installments and full early payment.
Instructions describe silo filling, air sealing, and wall packing to prevent spoilage. Steps cover evenly distributing material, keeping air from pockets, and ensuring the surface is filled to avoid gaps. Includes note on price and quantities for stage in hay and livestock feeding.
The article describes how bees gather in a compact cluster during cold weather to conserve heat. Bees keep their heads inward, with multiple layers forming a shell that traps warmth as they slowly fan wings and move to raise temperatures.
The Lynden Washington town council amends Section 11 of Ordinance No 146 to set payment terms for bonds issued for an improvement. Bonds become payable within twelve years from issuance or as fixed by the ordinance, bear interest not exceeding eight percent per year, and payments are due annually. Passed and approved June 2, 1916.
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