Poultrymen pledge 50 000 hens to back Lynden station
Enthusiastic meeting of Washington Cooper Egg and Poultry Association in Lynden signs contracts totaling about 50 000 hens to back a new egg station. Contracts include 8 620 signed at the meeting and 20 000 previously committed, with many more ready to sign. Stationed to reduce freight costs and influence prices, the Lynden hub will coordinate with Tacoma and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awley
John L. Craib
Thessociation
Lynden
Hich
Tacoma
Winlock
Mr. Craib
Seattle
Association
Gerrit Bode
Carl Bailey
J. R. Stauffer
Ray Lunger
Carl Boice
A. Grammers
Helene Bruns
Will Boehringer
L. J. Swank
A. Dunker
Sam Bajema
John L. Hoksbergen
A. L. Park
L. Asam
J. Zevenbergen
Frank Hawley
Geo. Griffith
D. J. de Hoogh and Son
R. Green
Elmer Crosier
R. Ambrosius
L. Roos
Henry Hoksbergen
A. A. Boehringer
A. Dykstra
G. Schuyleman
Oscar Knutzen
Fred N. Higginson
Emil Larson
Bellingham
Wonderful Whitney Boy Chorus Comes to Lynden
Lynden will hear the Whitney Boy Chorus of Seattle in concert next Thursday at Lynden High School. The event is under Lynden Boy Scouts auspices. In five years the chorus has earned many honors including four distinctions from President Wilson. They were presented with an American flag at the San Francisco exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Whitney Boy Chorus
Seattle
Lynden High School
Lynden Boy Scouts
Wilson
San Francisco
Lynden Hen Beats All In Big Contest
Lynden hen No 133 owned by Harry Beernink won the May big egg laying contest at the Western Washington Experiment Station in Puyallup with 29 eggs. No 136 also owned by Beernink had 27 eggs and ranked high for seven months. The Hawley pen tied for notable May production with 16th place for seven months and led May marketable egg value at 3 738 dollars. The report notes multiple pens and performers, and Lynden program features a large chorus with young soloists and Claude Lorraine addressing the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Washington
Western Washington Experiment Station
Puyallup
Harry Beernink
Fimsr
Beernink
Frank Hawley
Hawley
E. A. Livingston
Council to License Gasoline Pumps in Lynden
Lynden City Council considers an ordinance to tax street gasoline pumps at 15 dollars per year. Six pumps exist, yielding 90 dollars annually if approved. Final action set for July 2 after passing two readings. The council also approves building a bridge at the City Dump to aid garbage handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Treasury
County Leads State in Cows Being Tested
Whatcom County tests more cows for tuberculosis than any other county in the state. Over eight thousand cows will be examined this year. Testers are busy elsewhere, delaying Lynden visits for weeks. County Agent Carroll says Lynden applicants can still sign blanks at the Tribune office and will receive mail notices three days before tester calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatcom County
H. B. Carroll, Jr
Lynden
Carroll
Tribune
Dairymen Picnic Planned at Cornwall Park June 26
Whatcom County Dairymen's Association schedules its annual picnic at Cornwall Park with an address by Prof. W A Linklater of WW Experiment Station. The Cow Testing Association joins the event and all dairymen are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatcom County
Cornwall Park
W. A. Linklater
Western Washington Experiment Station
Cow Testing Association
Lynden to Battle Yanigans in Friday Baseball Showdown
Lynden T visible in bold action as it aims to beat the Yanigans of Bellingham at Hawley's Park at 6 p m. Chick Rockey will pitch with an imported catcher behind the bat. Lynden seeks fan support after a 4 to 1 loss to the Brunswicks last Friday and a 7 to 3 practice loss to North Bellingham on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Yanigans
Bellingham
Hawley's Park
Chick Rockey
Brunswicks
van der Hoef
Rockey
Blaisdell
Hanna
Meurer
North Bellingham
Capt
Will Fisher
Wampler
Baldwin
North Prairie Protests Logging Trucks Damage Roads
A North Prairie committee protests heavy logging trucks blamed for road damage in the community. Mrs. Tracy Riddle is sick this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Prairie
Tracy Riddle
Praises Lynden Poultry Plants in Pacific Poultryman
The editor extols three Lynden poultry facilities seen by auto travelers to British Columbia. Descriptions cover Her man Oordt Lynden Poultry Yards inc, ventilating systems, and 800 to 8,000 layers planned for next season. Laymore Farms run by Earl Craine is noted for large chick sales and strong housing and green feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Pacific Poultryman
British Columbia
Herman Oordt
Qa Lynden
Lynden Poultry Yards
Cordt
Con
Arthur
Harry Beernink
Beernink
Kresky
Harry
Laymore
Earl Craine
Judge Coats
Craine
H. B. Reed
Lynden Library Receives Large List of New Books
Lynden Library adds many new titles this week including The Promised Land and Eclipse of the War. Other works span The Theatre Thru Its Stage Door and Story of a Pioneer with poetry, fairy tales, and children’s books. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs William J Heutink on June 13. Mrs John Kortlever had surgery at St Josephs Hospital Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden Library
Mary Antin
Laura Baldt
James Barrie
David Belasco
William J. Heutink
Independence Day Picnic at Home planned for Lynden
Lynden announces its Independence Day Picnic at Home for July 5 with a parade of decorated autos and a full program at the County Fair Grounds. Committee members include R L Averill and Rev W O Benadom. Activities feature prize races, band concerts, and a lunch and refreshment stand with tenders due by June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
R. L. Averill
Rev. W. O. Benadom
al Te Selle
John Vandekamp
Hawley's Hall
Front St
County Fair Grounds
8Th Street
Pavillion
Fair Grounds
America
All
H. K. Palma
Holland
Quirinus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ynden
Washington Coopere Egg and Poultry Association
Hall
Tor
Saunders
Theierce County
State Association
F. E. Stanley
Ray Slade
J. E. McSorley
Geo. Gustin
John Borst
E. L Bruns
Bayes and Bylsma
Alfred Nelson
Walter Telgenhoff
Ellen Bayes
J. W. Keidel
H. F. Harvey
H. A. Stauffer
Peter Jensen
Henry Seid
D. Cruikshank
E. J. Moran
P. H. Johnson
H. Walters
G. H. Hueston
A. G. Swanson
Henry Rensink
M. H. O'Brien
Stierlen Bros
A. S. Kirkman
Ed Stegink
James Fisher
Fred Higginson
G. W. Vinup
Fred Cheney
H. Roubos
Leonard Lenssen
E. A. Knittel
James de Bruyn
C. Noteboom
G. Noteboom
Garret Schuyleman
Lynden Hen
Ance
Leon Munday
Claude Lorraine
Council
Whatcm
Fast Yanigan
Hannegan
Hannegan Road
Everson Road
Will Meurer
Jacob Haverkamp
Mrs
John Theel
William Dyke
Brunewicks
E Johnson
Clarke
B. Johnson
Ss. Beecher
Lewis
Holt
Aason
Hoef
Hickey
Fisher
Theel
Griend
Steee
Praises Lynden Poultry Plants
Petalumas
West
Herman Oordt and Sons
Shaw
Conwell
Life of the
Bee
Meeterlink
Anna
Carpenter
North America
Austral
Thirteen Colonies
Heidi—Spyri
Anderson
Hawthorne
Kipling
Kennedy Square
F . H. Smith
Barnaby Rudge
Dunbar
Eugene Field
John Kortlever
St. Joseph's Hospital
W. O. Benadom
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