County banks show strong health in February financial report
Whatcom County institutions report deposits totaling 2 022 673 17 and assets of 2 351 470 48 as of February 21, 1921. Banks in Blaine Custer Everson Ferndale Sumas Lynden are cited with specific figures confirming healthy conditions despite tax payments and regional economic slumps.
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Whatcom County
Laine
Custer
Everson
Firstational Bank
Ferndale
Citizens State Bank
Sumas
Peoples State Bank
Lynden
First National Bank
First National
Income tax returns due next Tuesday in Lynden
With March 15 looming Lynden residents are urged to file 1920 income tax returns with the collector or deputy by midnight that date. Revenue officers in the Federal Building in Bellingham offer free assistance. Exemptions and filing rules are outlined, including joint or separate returns and installment payments. Do not mail cash. make payments by check or money order to the Collector of Internal Revenue, Tacoma.
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Lynden
Internal Revenue
Bellingham
United States
Tacoma
Washington
Lynden Birds Gain In Puyallup Egg-Laying Meet Standings
Earl Craine s Laymore Farm birds rank 18th in the Puyallup egg-laying contest with 92 eggs. J W Stearns pen at 32nd and Ray Slade s Spen at 41st. Slade loses his best bird to a lung hemorrhage. February results show Lynden pens leading, with Delta Grange No 760 hosting Northwood Dakota Creek Haynie Orchard Granges on March 3. two new members joined. Sixty attendees enjoyed ceremony, remarks, music, dancing, and a oyster coffee supper.
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Earl Craine
Laymore Farm
Puyallup
J. W. Stearns
Ray Slade
Slade
Harry Beernink
Lynden
Craine
Stearns
Delta Grange No. 760
Northwood
Dakota Creek
Haynie
Orchard
B. T. Rogers
Council Raises Pay of Lynden Firemen
Lynden city council approved a new compensation schedule for volunteer firemen. The chief will be paid 1.50 dollars per hour for the first hour or fraction, while firefighters receive 1.00 dollar and 0.50 for additional time. The force size was cut to keep total costs roughly the same as the previous plan.
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Lynden’solunteer
Judge Brawley Deliberates On Lynden Laure Road Case
Skagit County judge Augustus Brawley heard the Lynden-Laurel road assessments protest and took the suit under advisement. Prosecuting Attorney Loomis Baldrey argued plaintiffs had twenty days to appeal after the commissioners set the assessments and should have filed then.
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Augustus Brawley
Skagit County
Lynden-Laurel Road
Loomis Baldrey
Pair of weary aliens captured by marshal
Marshal Jake Le Compte apprehended a father and son pair of weary aliens who entered from Canada. The men had walked more than twenty-five miles and were glad to get a ride back to Sumas where they were turned over to Canadian authorities.
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Jake le Compte
Canada
Sumas
Evangelistic Services Slated at M E Church
The Rev. W E Cox conference evangelist of the Puget Sound Center of the M E Church will begin evangelical services at the M E Church with a program of preaching and revival activities for the community.
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W. E. Cox
Puget Sound Center
M. E. Church
Evangelistic Meetings at Meth Public Invited
The Meth public is cordially invited to attend evangelistic meetings at Odist Church on Sunday March 27. Rev. W. O. Benadom will conduct the song services.
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W. O. Benadom
Lynden Veterans May Get Bonus Payments Next Week
Olympia headquarters announced Lynden veterans may begin receiving bonus payments by next week. Warrants totaling over a half million dollars in claims have already been issued and will be mailed upon receipt of funds from the bonus bond issue sale.
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Lynden
Olympia
Lyndon American Legion Ball Planned for March 17
The Lyndon American Legion hosts its second annual ball on Thursday evening March 17 at Hawley’s Hall. St Patrick’s Day features will mix with military program numbers and a large crowd is expected. Also noted are local residence moves and business trips by residents to Seattle.
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Lyndon American Legion
Hawley’s Hall
St. Patrick’s Day
Legion
Lynden Prize Winners Honored in Farm Supplement
Lynden prize winning livestock received honorable mention in the Farm Supplement of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Images were provided by the Post-Intelligencer and praised by the Tribune for Lynden stock.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The
Tribune
Post-Intelligencer
Kollanders Eminent Leads Whatcom Jersey Show Quality at Lynden
The Kollanders Eminent, a senior herd bull from B C Crabtree’s Meridian Dairy in Lynden, Washington, leads a display of Jersey stock noted for milk production. Exemplar progeny and two led by Upper St Mawes of Lynden and Lower Lilac of Bralee highlight Whatcom County’s strong dairy breeding, with Vander Griend Brothers also showcased for Guernseys.
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Kollanders
Jersey
B. C. Crabtree
Meridian
Lynden
Wash
Eminent XXIV
Veritas Kollander
Mr. Crabtree
Whatcom County
Northwest
Crabtree
Lynden, Wash
St. Mawes Lad
St. Mawes
Lassie
Lilac
Bralee
Vander Griend Brothers
Guernsey
Vander Griend Bros
Expert outlines Lynden soil problem and fertilizer needs
Prof. E. J. Sievers of Washington State College reports soil conditions in Western Washington, noting Lynden lowland soils need potash to boost clover yields and other areas require phosphorous. Trials show significant increases in productivity, aiding land reclamation and stressing the need for detailed soil nutrient data.
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Lynden
F. J. Sievers
Soils Department
Washington State College
Sievers
Washington
Whatcom County
State College Experiment Station
Thurston County
Thurston
Quilliute
Clallam
Poultry and Farm Experts to Speak in Lynden
W. D. Buchanan poultry specialist and R. N. Miller farm management expert from State College will speak at Lynden High School Monday at 2 PM. Buchanan talks on baby chicks and incubating while Miller covers farm accounting. Attendance invited with several county meetings listed thereafter.
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W. D. Buchanan
R. N. Miller
State College
Lynden
Lynden High School
Mr. Buchanan
Mr. Miller
Mar
Haynie Grange Hall
Ten Mile Grange
Mr. Colby
Pleasant Valley
Laurel, Poultry Association
Forest Grove School
Fred Greaves
Mountain View
Woodlyn School
Tribune Seeds Free Distribution to Adults Only
The Tribune office received a small quantity of government seeds to distribute free to adults. Limited packages prevent seed allotment to children as the free seed appropriation was reduced to about half of last year’s amount.
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Tribune
Dinner Held for Dolstad Knapp and Lewis Guests
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Zylstra hosted a Tuesday evening dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dolstad, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knapp, and Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Lewis.
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James D. Zylstra
Paul Dolstad
Harold Knapp
S. H. Lewis
Bids Called for Lynden Sumas Road Paving Project
County Commissioners call for bids to pave Lynden Sumas Road Highway No 30 from Guide Meridian to State Road with a mile gap to Lynden, aiming for hard surface ahead of heavy truck traffic after the Dairymen's Association plant opening. Bids open March 22. committee members Oscar Knutzen P M Serrurier and S H Lewis study costs.
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Lynden
Sumas
S. E
N. R
Fishtrap Creek
Dairymen's Association
Oscar Knutzen
P. M. Serrurier
S. H. Lewis
Lynden School Election Sets Record Turnout
Three hundred three ballots were cast in Lynden’s school election the largest in years. Ralph Le Cocq won the director seat with 134 votes, over W. H. Elder 122 and George Winup 44, as high tax statements spurred voter interest.
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Lynden
R. B. le Cocq
B. V. Mounter
Ralph le Cocqg
W. H. Elder
George Winup
Lynden to play Meridian for Whatcom County title
Lynden faces Meridian in the Whatcom County basketball championship set for Saturday night. Meridian edged Blaine 40 to 39 on the Whatcom High floor after trailing 12 points at halftime, with location depending on available gym space in Bellingham.
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Lynden
Meridian
Whatcom County
Bellingham
Blaine
Whatcom High
Grade School Team Tops Nooksack Five 28 to 17
The grade basketball team defeated Nooksack 28 to 17 on Friday afternoon with Roland Shagren scoring nearly all the points. They next play Sumas at home Friday afternoon.
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Nooksack
Mr. Fisher
Roland Shagren
Sumas
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Eadway
Delta Grange
Messrs. Flint
Shagren
Schelin and Bender
Rogers
Council
Brawley
Marshal
American Legion
Mrs. W. Yeoman
T. H. Smith
Third Street
Gerrit Welcke
Gerrit Schuyleman
P. J. van Hemert
Seattle
Prof
E. J. Sievers
Condi
Sumas Road
Ada Baldwin
Tueday
Una Emerson
Portland
Alma Ecker
Martha Knittel
Florence King
Amanda Nessen
Pearl Nessen
Nellie Ecker
Ada Alexander
Esta Hickey
Edith Jacobson
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