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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

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Lynden Announces Teaching Corps for Next Year

Lynden's school system reveals a reduced teaching staff with three fewer instructors for the coming year. Superintendent William A. Fisher announced the lineup, naming Elsie Sweet as high school principal and listing specialists in agriculture, manual training, domestic science, science, commercial, music, and physical education. Grade school roles include Frank Alexander as principal and several teachers covering 1st through 8th grades.

Lynden William A. Fisher Elsie Sweet Fred Rockey Lester Landaal Dora Agee Margaret

Miss Hilda Henderson and Milton Westlund Married

A marriage license was issued at the courthouse Tuesday to Miss Hil da Henderson of Lynden and Milton Westlund of Clear Lake.

Hilda Henderson Milton Westlund Lynden Clear Lake

Dairymen to Hold Lynden Picnic and Talks

Members of the Whatcom County Dairymen's Association plan a Saturday picnic at Lynden Fair Grounds on June 25 with Professor Woodward of the Agricultural College delivering an address. Leaders of dairy groups from Fraser Valley and United Dairy Association invited to speak. Dairymen urged to bring basket lunches. ice cream and coffee provided. Lynden poultry shipped to New York City sold at top market price in first direct sale, largest shipment a half-car from Lynden with the rest loaded with eggs.

New York Lynden Whatcom County Association York Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association New York City

Fraser River Flood Cuts Lynden Power Light

Fraser River floods washed out a pole on the Slave Lake line Friday night, casting Lynden into darkness for fifteen minutes. Bellingham supplied light and power from 11:30 p.m. Friday until the Stave Lake line was restored Sunday afternoon.

Fraser River Lynden Canada Slave Lake Bellingham Stave Lake

Lynden residents urged to improve city park next Wednesday

Lynden men are asked to join a park improvement bee from four until dark at City Park to ready the grounds for summer. Stores will close at four, and workers are to bring tools while wives bring picnic lunches at six. Park Superintendent T. R. Burns leads a team of volunteers with a hundred workers.

Lynden T. R .Burns

Farmers Mutual Telephone Co Elects Same Directors

The Farmers' Mutual Telephone Company stockholders met at Bellingham and reelected the same board of directors. Directors reelected T. P. Reilly as president, James Milhollin as vice president, and P. M. Serrurier as treasurer.

Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company Bellingham T. P. Reilly James Milhollin P. M. Serrurier C. R. Axling James Milbollin Blaine David Long Custer A. J. Clode Deming Ferndale Enos Strode Laurel T. Jackman Lynden A. J. Olson Sumas

EyNden Woman Learns Daughters Safe After Pueblo Flood

Mrs. C. F. Worthen received word this week that two of her daughters in Pueblo are safe after the flood. Bott escaped with injury and recounted harrowing tales of the high waters and the havoc they caused.

Eynden Puublo C. F. Worthen Tueblo Bott

How to Get Rid of Poulbrood in Lynden Hives

C H Junge, state apiculture official, visited Lynden district and found many hives infected with European foul brood. He advised re-queening with a vigorous Italian queen, noting Italians show immunity to the disease, as he toured with Lawrence Asam. Also reported: body of J S Warner found on Stickney Island after disappearance, Chilliwack Indians aiding in Katherine Robinson search, visiting days set at Utility Plant, cattle sale postponed, local telephony convention attendees from Lynden, and Chautauqua plans with Ed Kamm as cashier.

C. H. Junge Division of Apiculture Lynden Mr. Junge Junge Lawrence Asam Warner J. S. Warner Everson Stickney Island Chilliwack Indians Katherine Robinson Iverson

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