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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1919

Page

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Lynden Wins Meet by Splendid Margin

Lynden high school swept the county meet led by senior Douglas Slade with six firsts including the 100 yard dash in 10.1 seconds and wins by Lynden over Whatcom 63 to 40. Blaine and Ferndale placed next while Mt. Baker scored none. Coaches Fred Rockey and Orren Frye guided Lynden to multiple event victories.

Douglas Slade Lynden Lynen Whatcom High Blaine Ferndale Mt. Baker Slade Wilson Rathbone Sprague Fred Rockey Orren Frye Frank Whatcom Hatch Felmley Allen Henson le Cocq Fisher Hughes Bareth Burnette Swenson Mulhollin Keyes Lewis Wwe Mile Ray Wilson Clyde Wilson

Lynden Plans Centenary Fund Drive for World Recovery

The Lynden Methodist drive led by Rev. W O Benadom launches a campaign to raise part of a 105 million dollar centenary fund. Lynden pledges 1210 yearly for five years plus 144 for the Sunday School. Business leaders back the effort as 13,000 trained workers are pledged to aid war-devastated regions.

W. O. Benadom Geo. W. Frick F. L. Bostwick Bayard Pyeatt Benadom Lynden Byng McConnell

War veteran Herbert Byers visits Lynden after front service

Herbert Byers brother of Mrs Harry Waiters recently discharged from the 1st division at Camp Lewis. He spent six months under fire in the Argonne as an ambulance driver. He recalls twenty five hour duties and dark nights without lights. He notes many soldiers returning after France battlefields. Byers served near Gale Edson for a period.

Herbert Byers Harry Waiters Argonne Lynden Byers Camp Lewis France Mr. Byers Gale Edson

Ferndale Juniors Show Strong Track Versus Lynden Group

In a local meet Ferndale athletes compete in events including 220 yard dash and 100 yard dash with participants Wilms Smith Lynden Lindhout Fale and Henry. Ferndale entries dominate long jump and relay as Lynden and Ferndale vie for top spots.

Burns Lynden Hanson Ferndale Oltman Ruth Bauman Dahlen Cole Conklin Bauman Fern Wilms Boyd Talmage Fale Lindhout Smith Henry

How to Save Eggs by Preserving Them

The article explains two storage methods for eggs to bridge seasonal shortages. The water glass method uses a 15 dozen capacity with sodium silicate and boiled cooled water, preserving eggs for six to nine months. The lime water method uses three pounds of lime in five gallons of water, serving as an alternative when water glass is unavailable.

Organizing a County Farm Bureau Here

County Agent H B Carroll Jr advocates forming a County Farm Bureau in Whatcom County. The bureau aims to develop profitable, permanent agriculture and wholesome community life, coordinating with state and federal extension work through small, well defined committees led by local volunteers.

H. B. Carroll, Jr Farm Bureau

Lynden Victors in Oratorical Contest

Edward Kamm of Lynden won first in the boys division with A Message to Garcia. Howard Nessen of Laurel took second with A Soldier of the Empire. Edith Hansen of Sumas won the girls title with The Going of the White Swan, and Helen Marshall of Meridian was second with Old Glory. Nooksack Lynden Ferndale were represented by Kale Boo man and Cramer. Musical numbers were presented by Louis Helder Helder and Irwin LeQocq.

Edward Kamm Lynden Garcia Howard Nessen Laurel Nooksack Ferndale Helen Kale Almeda Booman Una Cramer Louis Helder Miss Helder Irwin LeQocq

Miss Nancy Meenderink weds Charles Bylsma

Miss Nancy Meenderink marries Charles Bylsma last Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev Breen officiated. Bylsma recently discharged from Camp Lewis where he served in the motor transport corps.

Nancy Meenderink Charles Bylsma B. Meenderink Breen Bylsma Camp Lewis Motor Transport Corps

Lynden tops Victory Loan quota by 2100 dollars

Lynden surpassed its Fifth Victory Loan target with a subscription of 68350 dollars, 2100 dollars over the quota. Three hundred twenty four residents bought bonds, about half the Fourth Loan total, with few fifty dollar subscriptions. E Edson praises volunteers and thanks Miss Van Lycle’s department for town service flag work.

Lynden Treasury Department Victory

Death of Mrs Clara Ellen Riddle in Lynden home

Mrs Clara Ellen Riddle died at her Lynden home Monday after a brief illness. Funeral at M E Church Sunday at 2 pm. Survived by six sons including Doyle and Newton in service, daughter Mrs Herman Harvey, four stepchildren, and spouse C W Riddle. Born June 7 1858 in West Virginia, she lived 42 years in the state before moving to Lynden in 1902.

Clara Ellen Riddle M. E Doyle Riddle Galveston William Riddle Fort Sill Newton Tracy Roy Roscoe Riddle Herman Harvey Northwood C. W. Riddle W. S. Kelly P. J. Peppers Bellingham Alvy Riddle West Virginia Arthur Riddle Lynden Prettytown The Baptist Church Gilmore County

Lynden Welcomes Its Warriors Home in Civic Gala

Hundreds gathered at Hawley's Hall to honor returning soldiers and sailors. The Kensington Amphictyon and Klatawa clubs hosted a program with solos, readings, duets, and a piano piece, followed by ice cream, cake, and dancing as the community saluted its heroes.

Lynden Hawley’s Hall Kensington, Amphictyon Klatawa George Hall Stars of Gold Augusta Renfro Harry Savings Louis Helder Clara Bauman Sara Boice Catherine Har Solo Marie Zweegman Ernestina Zweegman Harry Fountain Mildred Fountain

Open House for Patrons' Day at Local High School

All parents of high school students are invited to visit the high school on Friday May 16. Patrons' Day encourages visits to classes while in session with tea served by the domestic science department in the afternoon.

Domestic Science Department

Last Day for Lynden Tax Information Filing

The notice states today is the final deadline for Lynden to send in 1918 information returns listing names and addresses of individuals paid $1,000 or more. An extension to May 15 was granted by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Employers must file these returns, including corporations and partnerships.

Lynden Commissioner of Internal Revenue Williams

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Whatcom High School Bureau Lumas Jake Dykeman Lynden Red Cross Farm Bureau News Ris al Te Selle Tremain Trio Spaan Division of Rural Engineering United States Department of Agriculture
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