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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
5
State news outlines Spokane chauffeur group reforms, fish hatchery output totals, and a series of incidents across Washington including plant pests, saloon closures, and proposed rail and road projects. notable items include 4.5 million hatchery fish, cutworm damage near Dayton, and alcohol license penalties on Spokane streets.
The notice discusses Sumas launching a booster train to promote its Fourth of July event and Lynden's move to build an inclusive Whatcom County Fair. It notes support for a tri county fair in Bellingham and reports Custer defeating Everson 6 to 3 while Everson reports a cougar sighting on Main Street.
Sumas A: Hollanders seek free church site in Sumas area and predict tripling to quadrupling of the Dutch settlement. They praise hard work, schooling, and community building while urging road improvements from Lynden to Sumas. A Seeley on Lummi Island accuses Assessor Kaufman of petty graft over pay and time bills.
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