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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
6
Dr McLeod, a dentist, is shown to be operating his practice at an office located over a bank. The item notes his professional activity and the building arrangement.
Correspondence notes indicate Custer won a Friday ball game 22 to 12 against Blaine in a fine, clean contest. Items mention local figures Tweed Rogers and a cannery meeting set for March 22 with Ladies Aid serving a dinner and a pianola concert fundraiser.
The Delta Township Declamation contest at Dicker son's hall featured a Glendale vs Woodland debate on appointing judges. Glendale won with Sunrise's Martha Lewis in Umbrella Lecture, while Genevieve Abbott of Glendale took second for Bobby Shftoe. Third went to Edna Daniels of Fairview for Charleston's Gentlemen.
A baby girl arrived March 15 to the Millsaps. The Vander Meis hosted a farewell for Mr. Vander Mei who sold his farm and moves to Virginia. Friends wish them happiness in the new home.
Ten Mile members and guests attended a Good fellowship meeting at North Bellingham on March 13. Prof Kreager of Pullman spoke on Community Development and Mr Giles of Clear Brook spoke on Bulb Roefsing. Pomona Grange plans its annual session with Ten Mile Grange on April 1.
In Lynden Tribune readers note appreciation for weekly Salvation Army visits to Whatcom County jail since the year's start. They thank officers workers and notably Hon. W P Brown and Rev C E Hodges for encouragement, magazines, and spiritual support, hoping such grace transforms even those branded as brutes.
C C King took charge of the county farm last Saturday to set food supply orders and gauge prices. In Bellingham dressed hog bids ranged 13 percent per pound and beef 14 to 16 cents. Lynden offered hogs at 10 ½ cents and beef at 12 ½ cents, with Lynden winning the order.
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