Hearing on Proposed Sale of County Property Whatcom County
Notice of a whatcom county commission hearing on april 12 1913 at 4 30 am to decide on selling multiple county lands including shingle bolt timber in section 24 town 29 north range 2 east w m lots in blaine and nooksack additions and various tracts in whatcom county as described in the notice. Also outlines sale hearing for estate of f m watson at the whatcom county superior court with order to show cause why real estate should not be sold to pay debts.
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A. D
Board of County Commissioners
Whatcom Country
Washington
Bellingham
Blaine
Whatcom County
Nooksack Village
Geneva
W. M
Slough
N. R
W. E. Warren
Peace and
Guest
Marietta
Weisley’s
F. M. Watson
Jesse W. Watson
Bellingha
WLM
North Range
B. B
B. C
Hawley & Lawrence
Lynden Whatcom County
Lynden Tribune
William H. Pemberton
Banner Creamery ad seeks milk cream eggs buyers in Lynden
The Banner Creamery Co of Lynden Washington advertises paying top prices for milk and cream with prompt cash for eggs. It also offers Elgin Cream Separators on easy terms and guarantees satisfaction.
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Elgin
Banner Creamery CO
Lynden, Wash
Bids Sought for Lynden Creamery Frame Building
Bids for the sale and removal of a 20 by 20 foot frame structure once used as a store room and office by Lynden Creamery Co. must be sealed and mailed to the Lynden Creamery Co by March 24.
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Lynden Creamery Co
Government Tests Friedman's Cure Injections
In New York a minute clinic tested Dr Friedmann's tuberculosis vaccine with seven adults from different wards. Government officials observed the inoculations after a lengthy consultation and history review. The patients included two with pulmonary TB and others with skeletal and urinary TB.
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New York
Friederich FP. Friedmann
United States
Friedmane
Friedmann
Immigrants Detained After Rescue Off Florida Coast
One hundred sixteen immigrants from Spain to Cuba were taken from the British steamer Lugano near Ajax reef off the Florida coast. Two first class passengers remained aboard as a tug Rescue ferried the rest ashore for processing.
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Key West
Spain
Cuba
Ajax Reef
Florida
Rescue
Gomez Vetoes Amnesty Bill After Cabinet Conference
Havana reports President Gomez will veto the amnesty bill despite earlier signing. The measure would free over 3000 convicts including rebels from last year. The president argues his signature becomes effective only after official gazette publication. Washington also notes a dry White House policy under Wilson Marshall.
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Havana
Gomez
Gomes
White House
Washington
Wilson-Marshal
Wilson
Marshall
Bryan
Hill Scores Department of Interior Irrigation Plan
James J. Hill, railroad magnate, condemned the department of the interior’s federal irrigation program as “stupid management” in a Charleston address to a local advertising club. He said government irrigation costs double what it should and double Canadian levels, hinting Franklin K. Lane would pursue cheaper plans if born in Canada.
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Charleston
South Atlantic
James J. Hill
Department of the Interior
Hill
Canada
Canada. Mr. Hill
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Darrow Retrial Ordered After Jury Deadlock
Clarence S. Darrow faces a new trial on a jury bribery charge after the jury failed to reach a verdict with eight jurors voting guilty and four for acquittal. District Attorney Fredericks said a new trial will be pursued. Judge Conley set March 31 for retrial.
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Darrow
Los Angeles
Clarence S. Darrow
Fredericks
Conley
Madera
Dynamite Cargo Explodes Near Fort Carroll
A British tramp steamer Alum Chine in Baltimore harbor exploded while loading 300 tons of dynamite. Thirty men were killed and about 180 were wounded or maimed with potential fatalities still feared. Property damage reached around 300000 dollars. The blast is believed caused by spontaneous combustion in coal bunkers igniting the dynamite.
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Baltimore
Fort Carroll
Week’s Brief News Highlights From Railways to Elections
A stock sale set a low 1990-era price at $45,100. Railways near Chicago report bumper demand as car orders surge. China orders 12 French biplanes to start an aerial fleet of 1669 machines. A Senate White Slave Commission note flags Chicago women earning under $5 weekly. Greek war office says Janina capitulated with 22,000 Greek prisoners. Salmon Day marks 50th Salmon packing anniversary on the Pacific coast. Indiana Governor signs to permit direct election of US senators. Maine House rejects woman suffrage referendum after Senate approval. Missouri Senate passes a joint resolution ratifying the federal amendment for popular election of US senators.
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New York
Chicago
China
France
Senate
White Slave Commission
Greek War Office
Janina
Ralston
Indiana
United States
Maine
Missouri Senate
House
Jeffers Lumber Advertises Near Lyndes
A brief classified note urges customers to choose Jeffers mill six miles west of Lyndes for lumber, implying value for those who are not partial to a specific supplier.
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Jeffers’ Mill
Lyndes
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FED
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American Steel & Wire Co
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Case & Oliver
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Studebaker
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Meyer
Planet Jr
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