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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
4
Ill health affects John Biddell and Mrs Ralph De Motz while a new baby boy joins Mr and Mrs J M Thomas. Local events include entertainments at the De Long and Bailey homes, a street improvement by Feenhouse Dyk and Have man, and multiple hospital operations for Elsie Meurer and Arnold.
A note indicates trips to Bellingham or other locations are available for groups of four or more at stage prices with flexible travel options.
Panamas and specialty hats cleaned blocked and reshaped at Western Hat Shop located at 701 West Holly Street Bellingham Washington. The notice notes service available on 4 22 41 with contact details omitted.
The Coast Clay Co of South Bellingham Washington offers a free booklet on draining farm lands upon request. They supply shale drain tile in 3 4 and 6 inch sizes and invite personal visits to their plant and correspondence.
Advertisement lists regular price $3.00 and a special price $2.70 for the issue.
The Girls Literary Society picnic near the Fair grounds produced plenty of fish and fun. In Ancient History class the debate ended with a Negative victory led by Ruth Oakes and Royal Pixler. A new water pipe system for the lawn will be finished Saturday and Mr. Wright will print Keep Off The Grass signs. The piece notes that schooling value lies in what the faculty can get students to do.
Auction notices list a sale by COL. A. H. WESTBROOK on May 15 at the Lynden depot grounds opposite the depot. Items include horses cows implements and household goods. Auctioneer is Col A H Westbrook.
No trespassing signs offered for sale by The Tribune office. Available in standard sizes for property owners and businesses. Prices posted at the office with limited stock and first come first served policy.
Notice states sprinkling hours are 6 to 8 in the morning and 6 to 8 in the evening. Violations incur a $2.00 fine and enforcement will be strict. Meter owners are exempt. Walter Pixley, Superintendent. -13-41
A brief notice announces five cent bun sales at The Tribune office. Proceeds benefit the newspaper and community readers are invited to stop by for affordable treats.
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