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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
5
A. A. Bauman and R. B. Le Cong sold to Henry Hofwegen Lot 6 and 7 in Shank and Robinson's addition on West Grover Street known as the Thorpe place for 1200 dollars. Hofwegen recently moved to Lynden from San Francisco.
The one mile Blaine to Bellingham road gap will open to traffic on July 3 creating a continuous pavement between the two cities.
A 1926 letter from a Silverine representative outlines plans to recruit salesmen, launch an advertising push, demos at the Sheet Metal Workers convention, and target Curtiss Aircraft foremen. He proposes authorized welders, pamphlets, and regional expansion including Iowa, Michigan, and Montana while stressing hard work and local prospects to grow “Silverine” product demand.
A lively Children Day program directed by Miss Pearl Frost with organist Miss Gretchen M Daniels at the M E Church. Local visitors include Mrs John Fivbey and Mrs Austin Wheeler. About fifty enjoyed a swim at Bartletto Beach. Meridian Alumni held a Birch Bay reunion with new officers Fay Durham and Wallace Bentley leading. Edna Andersen became commercial teacher at Mt. Baker high school. A letter from Harry N Hayes promotes Silverine with plans to write weekly reports.
Whatcom County offices open the race with six candidates announcing. Edith M. Thornton, deputy treasurer for four years, seeks Republican nomination for treasurer, running again after a prior bid. O C Armstrong, longtime resident and accountant, also seeks treasurer. Frank G. Kelly, a former serviceman, announces for coroner.
Ford roadster in good shape with wire wheels and dandy styling. Two late model Ford touring cars and two Chevrolets also in good shape. A 1918 Dodge and a 1918 Elgin Six newly painted. Empire Auto Company offers many good buys in most makes. Alaska Business College enrollment advertised for better pay.
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