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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

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World Famous Men to Come to Lynden Chautauqua Week

Lynden hosts a seven day Chautauqua July 21 to 27 featuring James Whitcomb Riley era style acts, the Australian Manikins, Daveny Festival Quintet, Boston Light Opera Co, and noted lecturers led by Prof. J. C. Herbsman. Executive committee members include K Edson as president and W B Vander Griend and P M Serrurier as officers.

Lynden Chautauqua J. C. Herbsman Ellison-White Bureau K. Edson Chautauqua Association W. B. Vander Griend P. M. Serrurier Mark Hammond Geo, Frick C. H. McLeod Frank Knapp S. H. Lewis James Whitcomb Brougher Daveny Festival Quintet Henry Smith Williams Junior Chautauqua Daveny Festival Chauncey Hawkins F. G. Brainerd Polly Circus Annie Therese Davault James Goddard Chicago Grand Opera Co Ruth Ray Robert Yale Smith

Two Hurt In Auto Accident On Guide Meridian

The Craine car struck the Mattson machine in front of the Mattson home on Guide Meridian below Laurel injuring two. The Craine baby was hurled through the windshield with minor cuts while O. Mattson suffered three broken ribs. Both cars were badly damaged.

Earl Craine O. Mattson Craine Mattson Guide Meridian Laurel Mr. Mattson

Wheat not needed for big egg yield

United States Department of Agriculture tests show a wheatless ration yields strong egg production. Thirty Leghorn pullets averaged 147.3 eggs per hen in a pullet year, with Buff Orpingtons rising to fifty three eggs per hen in twenty weeks. Ration uses scratch mixture and dry mash with beef scrap, saving per hundred pounds versus wheat heavy mixes. Mr and Mrs Warren and Miss Tremain visited Everson. a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Pilon.

Lynden United States Department of Agriculture Experiment Farm Orpington

Lynden Enforces Fireworks Ordinance During Fourth of July

Lynden will strictly enforce the city ordinance banning firing of explosives during Fourth of July week. The city marshal will apply the rule under Mayor D. W. Bender’s instructions, with fire crackers and firearms prohibited and parents held responsible for children’s violations.

Lynden D. W. Bender

Dairymen to Form Big Selling Agency in Whatcom County

Whatcom County Dairymen plan a formal selling association to unify milk sales with neighboring counties. A Saturday Jamieson Hall meeting will finalize by laws and structure modeled after Skagit’s successful dairy cooperative. An 84 dairyman temporary roll covers about 1600 cows, with officers named to draft by laws.

Whatcom County Jamieson’s Lynden King Snohomish Skagit Whatcom N. P. Sorenson O. P. Brown J. W. Parker B. C. Crabtree L. J. Sinnes Skagit Association

Lynden Independence Day open air concert planned

Lynden's Independence Day celebration closes with an open air concert in Jamieson's Hall and on the street. The program features the Lynden Holland Band with Selections, Quartets, solos, duets, readings, and a piano duet beginning at 8 p.m. No admission charged. all invited.

Jamieson Lynden Holland Band Lynden Messrs J. Albers Will Rutgers Louis Helder John Spaan Egbert Kok Lena Kooyman Minnie Prange Jeanette Rutgers John Breen Nellie van Dalen Agnes Spaan

Skagit Dairymen Receive Record Milk Price

Skagit County dairymen are getting 2.50 dollars per hundredweight for milk this week after the Mt. Vernon condensery opened. The price is the highest ever paid for raw milk used in condensing on the Pacific Coast. Mr and Mrs D J De Hoogh Mrs Leonard Zweegman and Miss Ernestina Zweegman left Tuesday on an auto trip to Seattle. Er Wiese left Monday night for Seattle to attend a photographic school.

Skagit County Mt. Vernon Pacific Coast D. J. de Hoogh Leonard Zweegman Ernestina Zweegman Seattle Er. Wiese

Tribune to End Free Subscriptions July 15

Only two weeks remain before The Tribune switches to a strict paid in advance subscription. Readers who owe money are urged to pay now as paper costs have risen sharply. unpaid subscriptions will be cut off on July 15.

The Tribune

Lynden Plans Fourth of July Observance at Fair Grounds

The merged Christian Reformed and Reformed congregations will host Independence Day at the Fair Grounds with a picnic program. Stores will close. Rev. Van Huevelen may speak, the Lynden Holland Band will perform, and afternoon events include a ball game and races. Program features include speeches by D. J. De Hoogh and R B Le Cocq, English and Holland language addresses, and audience singing.

Christian Reformed Church The Reformed Church Grover Street Fair Grounds Lynden van Huevelen North Yakima Lynden Holland Bard D. J. de Hoogh R. B. le Cocq America Holland E. Breen J. Slotemaker

Program and Entertainment Friday By W C T U At Church

A W C T U program and social Friday at 8 pm in the Methodist church invites all. Song and scripture led by Rev P H Davies with prayer by Rev Paul Ashby. Talks cover tobacco law, sex instruction, citizenship education, gambling, morals, and double standards with various speakers and solos.

Methodist Church P. H. Dav Paul Ashby Harris Mr. Bostwick Solo Orel Jackman Rev. Davies Dr. Mount Albert Booman America

Ten Mile votes for large road bond to fix township streets

A bond of 6900 dollars was approved by Ten Mile township voters with 107 yes and 24 no from 132 ballots. The bonds will fund road improvements and repairs, with 93 supporting a ten year term and 12 supporting a five year term.

TEN Mile Ten Mile Township

Lynden men win prizes at big Seattle Rose Show

Dr. C. H. McLeod and D. W. Bender each captured two first prizes at the Seattle Rose Show. McLeod left Seattle Monday before all awards were given, suggesting more honors could follow. He and Bender displayed roses cut a day earlier and faced stiff competition. The Rose of Los Angeles dominated, with only five bushes in Whatcom County. McLeod owns three, Bender one, and one in Bellingham. Gerrit Vander Griend starts a new house construction.

C. H. McLeod D. W. Bender Seattle McLeod Lynden Dr. McLeod Bender Foley Hobbs Lieutenant Chaure David McKee Los Angeles Whatcom County Mr. Bender Bellingham Dr. MecLeod

Lynden Opens Purse for Red Cross Fund

Lynden raised 2922.85 for the National Red Cross and 538.20 for a local Lynden Red Cross fund last week. Cash pledges and Liberty Loan bonds formed the bulk of the contributions from workers at Lynden Mills and local clubs. Donations were made across businesses and groups including Lynden Mill and Light Company Roo and Van Leeuwen, Amphibion Club and Kensington Club.

Lynden Agency of Mercy National Red Cross Red Cross American Red Cross Lynden Mill and Light Company Waples Roo van Leeuwen Amphibion Club Kensington Club North Prairie Sunday School Lynden State Bank The Tribune

Local Red Cross Benefit Raises $47.20 at Liberty Theater

The Friday night performance at the Liberty Theater gathered 47.20 for the local Red Cross. Messrs. Oril and Bode donated use of the hall, films, and music, turning all proceeds over to the charity with no charge.

Red Cross Liberty Theater Messrs. Oril Bode

Lynden Aid to Belgian War Orphans Acknowledged in France

Rev. Paul Ashby received word from Ernest W. Bysshe of Foyer Retrouve Grenoble thanking Lynden friends for a 42 dollar gift for Belgian war orphans. Bysshe asks for semi annual contributions starting July first, noting daily needs and rising costs. Mrs. Walter Fisher travels to Seattle to visit relatives.

Lynden France Paul Ashby Ernest W. Bysshe Grenoble Friends of

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