Lynden Field Day Draws Big Local Crowd
Lynden prepares for county field day with a large turnout expected from Blaine Sumas Laurel Custer Ferndale and other schools. Officials confirm program rules weights and entry limits while Ferndale may join only if its baseball team is included.
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Hawley’s
County Association
Dunning
Ferndale
Blaine
Seattle
Dodd and Gilday
Sumas
Lynden
Edna McKinnon
Bellingham
Lord
Chelsea
Custer
Clearbrook
Northwood
Wiser Lake
Laurel
Ten Mile
Greenwood
Delta
Sunnyside
Maple Falls
Glacier
Deming
Glendale
Miss Mulder
Ada Baldwin
Henry Edwards
Clarence
Grout
Nooksack
Lynden dairy aims and town records reveal growth plans
M Vander Griend reports township dairy potential with 1571 milk cows and 346 assessments. A Royal Neighbors party honored Mr. and Mrs. Tremain Sr. Lynden officials include Andrew Benson and Frank M. Bloom in the board of equalization while Mike Vander Giend is the assessor. Mr Serrurier, a banker, explains his move to Lynden and outlines commitment to maintain the bank’s policies and growth in the Northwest agricultural community.
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Lynden
Lynden Township
M. Vander Griend
Bloom
Washington
Nooksack Valley
Fifteen year old Lynden girl seeks state oratorical glory
Miss Edna McKinnon, a Lynden High sophomore, will speak in Seattle at the state oratorical contest after winning the district title in Anacortes. Trained by Miss Cole and escorted by Miss Cole, she competes with thirteen district winners across two program nights, with support from Lynden partisans.
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State University Auditorium
Seattle
Edna McKinnon
Spartacus
Gladiators
Lynden High School
Anacortes
A. N. French
Lynden School
Lyndon
the Tribune
Lynden
Cline to Speak on Agricultural Education Monday
C E Cline of Washington State College will lecture Monday night at Jamieson’s hall Lynden on the need for agricultural education. He will tour western Washington rural schools and high schools before returning home, aiming for a full audience.
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Jamieson’s Hall
Chas. E. Cline
Washington State College
Lynden Grang
the Tribune
Cline
State College
Washington
North Yarma
Lynden
Columbia River
Tribune
Custer Tops Lynden in Openers at Home
Custer High School defeated Lynden High in the first inning with eight runs triggered by Lynden’s battery issues. Custer built on four hits as Fox, Jacobson, Brown, and Creasey led the attack. Parrish pitched well for Custer, allowing only three hits, while Lynden’s error-prone defense helped seal the win. Custer also defeated Laurel 9 to 5.
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Custer
Custer High School
Lynden High
Lynden
Fox
Jacobson
Long
Brown
Creasey
Edwards
Parrishe
Smith
Behme
Edison
W. Cressey
Shinn
Worthen
Acro
Fi Wards
Muerer
Lansing
Parrish
Laurel
Serrurier Named New Manager of Lynden Bank
R W Green sells a controlling 126 shares of Lynden State Bank to P M Serrurier who as vice president will seek executive control. Green remains president with advisory role, plans to move to Portland and keep Lynden financial ties. Serrurier brings new capital and backing, Green notes Lynden’s strong safety foundation.
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R. W. Green
Lynden Stas Bank
P. M. Serrurier
Convec Jabhle Bank
Sylll
Lynden
Portland
Oregon
Green
Tribune
Lynen
Ank
Serrurier
Mr. Serrurier
Lynden School District Announces Incoming Teaching Staff
Lynden will hire four new teachers for the high school next year alongside the superintendent. New appointees include Miss Touton of Waupaca and Miss Drum of the State University, while Miss Armstrong, Miss Plank, Miss Cadwell, and Mrs Bussard and others are kept in various grades and subjects.
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Lynden
Cole
Fenton
Wright
Miss Touton
Waupaca
Wisconsin
Miss Drum
State University
Touton
Appleton
Armstrong
Blaine
Lynden Caucus
Miss Plank
Sunnyside
Miss Cadwell
Ferndale
Pullman College
Bellingham
Bussard
Miss Chambers
Miss Simmons
Mulder
Farmers Urged to Treat Caterpillars with Arsenate Mix
Horticultural Inspector Flint urges readers to protect fruit trees from caterpillars and use two pounds of arsenate of lead per 50 gallons of water. The Methodist church underwent a thorough cleaning last week.
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Flint
Adam
Methodist Church
Improved B B C Rail Service Cuts Travel Time
The B B and B C railway now runs eight trains daily between Lynden and Bellingham with ten on Sundays all at roughly one hour for the trip. The line has seen several improvements over the past years and previously offered only two trains a day. A Lynden resident notes the faster, fuller service compared to earlier runs.
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B. B
B. C
Bellingham
Tribune
Lynden
Make it Boom The Crank Town Needs Investment Now
A brisk call urges residents to invest in the town’s future. The verse encourages buying property and supporting growth to build wealth and avoid gloom, claiming ongoing effort will yield immortal success.
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Vander Griend
Ken Lay
Will Menener
Frank Worthen
Peter Ellenhaas
Will Meuener
John Bay
P. A. Wright
Mable M. Plank
H. I. Palmer
Board of Control
Dan North
J. W. Tremain Sr
Somerset
Will
C. E. Cline
P.M. Serrurier
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