Community Fourth of July Celebration Planned
An appreciation note invites residents of Lyn and surrounding towns to a free all day celebration in Hawley's park with a grand parade band music foot races games and a $300 fireworks display. Judge to give an oration plus prizes and various sports evens, including e vaulting. Attendees are asked to bring baskets and stay for the day.
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Nooksack Valley
Lyn
Kellogg
Hawley’s Park
Lynden
Surveyors Map Water Pipe Route With Tank Project
Surveyors are surveying lines for water pipes as crews prepare to begin laying the tank and associated system in a few days. The work aims to install a new water storage and distribution line to improve supply. Local officials estimate completion timelines and safety protocols will be observed.
Everson to Face Lynden in Sunday Baseball Duel
Everson plans a repeat bid after adding new players as it meets Lynden on Sunday following Lynden’s 4 to 3 win in 12 innings at Everson. Meanwhile water piping progresses and Mulder heads to Pullman for a summer manual training course with possible Lynden school job. Robert Quillen will relocate to Port Orchard with his father and Mrs Quil len plans to join him soon.
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Co. O. Mulder
Lynden
Pullman
Manuel
Mulder
Everson
Robert Quillen
Port Orchard
Mrs. Quillen
Everson Dramatic Club
Jack Ralston
Frank Robinson
Joe Dempsey
Archie McSaddle
Shirley Reeves
Mr. Lester
Jhon Thompson
Will Warner Kidder
Charley Lester
Avery Polly Lester
P Johnson
Priggins
EB. H. Jamieson Winona
Alice Stedding Bir
Sisal Effie Kale
Gravel spill blocks Lyn den line and delayed trains
A gravel spill during loading caused a switch to fail on the main line. With no wrecker in Lynden yards, replacements waited until Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Passengers on the morning and evening trains were shuttled as far as the gravel pit by hand and push cars. On Mayday and Tuesday 12 new.
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Slade
Lynden
Roosevelt Returns Home to Nation's Admiration
Former President Roosevelt arrives in New York City after a 15 month absence. Thousands will greet him as the metropolis hosts a citywide celebration expected to rival the 1898 Manila Bay return. The piece notes public enthusiasm and a nationwide eye on the event.
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Roosevelt
New York City
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
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