Lynden Fourth of July Celebration Plans Public Event
Lynden residents prepare for a full Fourth of July program with music parade and park concerts, a speech by Judge Kellogg, a local baseball game, basket lunch, contests, and fireworks. The Tribune notes Sumas Everson and Nooksack delegations, railroad adjustments, and business district decorations.
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School Board plans athletic hall as year begins
The board aims to buy the proposed high school site this year and build a gymnasium and auditorium this fall. Increased enrollment for 1910-11 requires space, with one grade already in rented quarters. A site near the current school is under discussion, with cost considerations favoring an early purchase.
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Lynden Beats Lummi Indians Seven to One in Big Crowd
Lynden boys outplayed the Lummi Indian team Sunday before the largest crowd of the year. Read hurled a double in the sixth and led Lynden to a decisive 7 to 1 win as Indian players, missing some regulars, fought hard. The game drew many spectators, with officer presence to maintain order. next Sunday Lynden faces South Bellingham. Ray Slade suffered a finger injury cutting wood in a logging camp last week.
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Doctor Sets Example to Beautify Lynden Parking Strips
Dr Wilbur Cruikshank urges Lynden property owners on Front Street to mow parking strips and tear down fences. He offers plants and seeds to start a school coordinated flower bed along streets, aiming to turn Lynden into a blooming garden nine months a year.
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First Class All Round Printer for The Tribune
A back office supervisor role in The Tribune job listing seeks a first class all round country printer. The position offers $18 per week, demanding reliable, high quality work and fast response by writing or calling quickly. It warns the job is not a soft snap with much work to be done properly.
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Mulder closes option on De Hoog 40 acres near Lynden Iowa
Hull Iowa man Mr Mulder who sought land in Lynden region for a week or two has completed a purchase option on the De Hoog forty acres across the river from Lynden. The deal was arranged via the Zylstra agency and the Mulder family plans to move from Towa this fall.
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Standard of Value
Two young lovers kiss in the entrance hall are interrupted by Edith’s elder sister who jokes about their height and color in a light humorous exchange. The scene from Everybodys Magazine captures a domestic moment with playful dialogue.
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Ferguson's Letter Warns Of Land Realities In B C
Ferguson describes travel along the Fraser River toward Quesnel B C with rain delaying progress. He warns buyers to inspect land first noting scarce irrigation water high banks and heavy fencing by stockmen. Prices for staples are listed including flour bacon and freight costs. He and Gyllen speak of travel toward Fort George and plans to return via Buckley and Prince Rupert.
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Brothers and Stuart Family Fish Sunday Trip for Trout
H. E. Stuart and his brother drove with their families beyond the North Ford of the Nooksack on Sunday. They filled a basket with trout from the stream.
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