Masonic Lodge Meetings and Officers in Lynden
Lynden Lodge No. 56 meets on the second and fourth Thursdays in Masonic Hall with Geo A Palmer as W M and 6D W Bender as Secretary Lynden Chapter No 12 O B 8 meets on the first and third Thursdays in Masonic Hall with Mrs Geo W Hall as W M and Geo W Hall as Secretary
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Lynden Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
C. E. Bay
N.G. H
Steinhauer
Nooksack Valley
Geo, Seovil
Lynden
Masonic Hall
Geo. A. Palmer
W. M
W. Bender
See
Benevolent and G A R Meetings in Pixley Hall Pattern
B of A Y meet in Pixley s Hall on the first and third Tuesday each month chaired by Chas B Sampley with Harriet Hemmingway as correspondent. G A R Lynch Post No 42 meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays in G A R Hall Joseph Pym as Commander and A J Rusco as Adj. Lynch Relief Corps No 20 meets on alternate Saturdays in G A BR Hall with Nellie Taylor as President and Belle Wappler as Secretary.
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Pixley's Hall
Chas. B. Sampley
Harriet Hemmingway
Women’s Relief Curse
G. A. R. Hall
Jennie Palmer
Belle Wanpler
L. C. Biddell
Mission Church Undenominational Services and Meetings
Corner Grover and 7th Streets notes for Rev R I Case and Rev C E Hodges. Sunday services at 11 with Sunday School at 10. Prayer Meeting midweek and a cottage meeting. Evening service at 7 30 P M. Cottage meeting Wednesday 2 30 P M Thursday prayer meeting 7 30 P M.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert Jones
Grover and
7Th Sts
R. I. Case
C. E. Hodges
Unitarian Church Announces Monthly Evening Service
Rev. Fred Alban Weil will lead services on the first Sunday evening of every month from October through March at 7:30 in K. of P. Hall. The public is invited to attend.
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Fred Alban Weil
K. of P. Hall
Notable Political Shifts and Policy Revelations Across States
The report lists resignations and new appointments including Woodrow Wilson becoming president, James Fielder rising to New Jersey governor, and ex Senator Dick deposed in Ohio amid a national guard dissolution order. It notes recall petitions in San Francisco, Mary Foy’s role in a national party committee, Cardinal Gibbons on suffrage, Henson securing a classified post without civil service, and Illinois civil service law doubts plus Nebraska health certification and medical college duration changes.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
James Fielder
New Jersey
Ohio Militia
Cox
Ohio National Guard
Harry Thaw
Matteaw
John W. Russell
Mary Foy
Pasadena
Cal
National Party Committee
Sanford
California
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Rosalie Jones
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Matthew A. Henson
Peary
North Pole
Taft
Colorado Supreme Court
Nebraska State Senate
Washington Brieflets A mixed bag of local notes and incidents
Zella Combs, three, of Walla Walla, died after clothing caught fire in her yard. Wenatchee forms a National Guard unit with 47 enrolled. State treasurer reports a February cash balance of 1.617 million after a 755,568 overdraft. Napavine votes to incorporate amid saloons. Grays Harbor Railway repairs convert old office to crew clubrooms. Blossom festival prep at North Yakima with queen selection. A 35-year-old mill camp book tender crushed to death at Mill Creek near Raymond. Wenatchee Canal bridge to carry a new irrigation pipe line. An alien worker Christus Christus killed by a train near Centralia. The steamer John A Hoover to load lumber from Raymond yard. Willapa harbor praised as a potential entry for heavy war vessels. A new steam schooner keel laid for Hart-Wood Lumber in Raymond. TRIBUNE FOR JOB PRINTING.
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Zella Combs
W. L. Combs
Walla Walla
Ac Company
Washington National Guard
Wenatchee
Edward Meath
Grays Harbor
Sunset Timber Company
Robert Ruef
Gill
Spokane
Supreme Court
Industrial Insurance Commission
Wenatchee Canal Company
Wenatchee River
John A. Hooper
Raymond
Horn
Sudden & Christenson
San Francisco
Willapa Harbor
Maus
War Department
Grays and
Willapa
Willapa Bay
The Drama of London's Fog
London Strand reflects on London fog as a longstanding, misty stage for crime and mystery. The piece notes murders, abductions, and peril tied to the city’s historic fog, framing it as both a cover for tragedy and a backdrop for dark comedy.
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London
Gog
Magog
London Strand
Governor demands removals over Matteawan scandal
Albany, N.Y. Governor Sulzer declares that all crooked state officials must go after the Thaw scandal at Matteawan asylum for the criminal insane. The controversy follows the resignation of Dr. John W. Russell, the asylum’s superintendent, as part of ongoing reform measures.
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Albany
N. Y
Matteawan Asylum
John W. Russell
Sulzer
Friedmann Opens Public Clinic for Rich and Poor
Dr. Friedrich Friedmann the German bacteriologist plans a two week public clinic in New York offering tuberculosis treatment to both rich and poor. The clinic will establish offices to handle patients regardless of financial status.
Fish Trap Leasing Bill Is Killed In House
The bill by Falkner and Dunning to lease fish trap locations at public auction was killed in the House on Tuesday. The fish trust campaigned relentlessly to defeat this meritorious measure introduced by Whatcom County's Progressive representatives.
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Falkner
Dunning
Fish Trust
Whatcom County
County farm head orders supplies amid brisk price checks
Co. C. King, newly in charge of the county farm, began by seeking price quotes for pork and beef. At Bellingham dressed hogs were listed at 131 cents a pound and beef at 14 to 16 cents, while Lynden quoted hogs at 10 and beef at 12 cents. Lynden secured the order.
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Co. C
Is a ton of coal very much pa
A playful dialect exchange notes coal quantity depends on use. It asks if a ton suffices for shoveling or burning, implying practical needs vary by task and effort.
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Knights OF Pythias
P. Hall
A. Dunker
C.C. H
Steinbauer
Lynden Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pixley’s
Warren EB. Hawley
B. of
A. Y
Fraternal Union
Lynden Lodge No
S. L. Palmer
Anna Anderson
Royal Neighbors
Sophia Young
Oracle
Church Directory
First Baptist Church
First Reformed Church
Catholic Church
Liberty Streets
J. B. Boulet
Unitarian Church
First Christian Reformed Church
Front Street
Ebenezer School
P. J. Hoekenga
International Bible Students
Ass’n
B. V. Mounter
F. L. Wood, M. D
Lynden, Wash
0. H. McLeod
Lynden State Bank
Lyndex
J. Torney
Alaska
Bellingham
M. H. Gerlach
CmAs
Rwclm
Wwe
Bellingham, Wash
Lynden Babbe
F. P. Cruikshank
City
Lynden Jewelry Store
Hotel Miller
Kelly
Commercial Men Express
Team Work
Lynden, Washington
Palace Hotel Co. A. Breckenridge
Prop
B. P. Shoemaker
Justice OF the Peace
Lynden Bakery
J. P. Schmidt
Eber E. Baxter
R. Handy
Pacific Steam Laundry
Frank W. Bixby
W. A. Martin
Court Mouse
Palace Cafe
Fillmore & Boardway
R. BE. Hawley
Plus X
The
Vatican
Charles L. Weller
Association of American Medical Colleges
Association
Chicago
Illinois
Lucy
Napavine
Chehalis
Christus Christus
Centralia
Andrew Peterson
Raymond Shipyard
Hart-Wood Lumber Company
Quinault
Tribune
Crooks
Notary Public
Lynden Lynden, Washington
F. M
Ichel
Wash
Iayer
Dooley
Detroit
R. Havem
Pickering Hardware CO
Inatam, Wast
Marion Biehler
C. H. McLeod
Pioneer
Warren Hawley
Megr
R. R. Track
Depot Lynden, Wash
Lynden Department Store
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