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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement lists an eyesight specialist at the Palace Hotel. It notes regular visits every six weeks and that cross eyes can be straightened. The permanent office is at 210-211 Arcade Building in Seattle.
Minutes of the Lynden city council June 8 1910 show finance committee approved payments for water and current expenses. Bids awarded to Pacific Coast Pipe Company for pipe and fittings at 3736 dollars and to D O Powers and A C Harkness for trenching and laying pipe at 90 cents per rod.
In Whatcom County Washington the Superior Court Probate notice calls all creditors to present verified claims with vouchers to Van der Griend administrator at his Lynden residence within one year from May 19 1910. This notice runs from May 19 to June 16.
The Lynden School Board invites bids for sixty ricks of three foot and sixty ricks of twenty inch green body fir wood split for stove and furnace use. Bids are due June 17 1910 at the Clerk's office. Lynden the Beautiful in the Nooksack Valley plans an old fashioned celebration with a morning salute Judge Kellogg ovation two brass bands a grand parade and more.
Notice items reveal foreclosures and estates in Washington territory. Includes Sheriff sale of Lot 12 Block J Alabama Street Addition to New Whatcom in Bellingham dated 1910 with bid to highest cash bidder. Also mentions estate proceedings and distribution orders in Whatcom and Whatcom County courts.
California poultry operation near Petaluma offers 40 acres with house and outbuildings, 50 brooder houses, 1700 laying hens netting 2550 last year, 500 pullets, 1200 chicks, 2 horses, 2 cows, heifer, wagons, and farm implements. Ample water, rich loam soil, fenced into five fields, 7 acres hay, 1 acre potatoes, 1 acre roots and vegetables. includes 300 young eucalypts.
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