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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
6
Judge Hardin fines Lilly & Co. twenty five dollars and costs after the company pleads guilty to insufficient detail on feed sacks. The case marks the first court ruling under the new labeling law to take effect June 1, requiring detailed ingredient statements to protect purchasers. W T Laube representing defendants.
The Joint Centenary committee of the Methodist Episcopal church offers a fifty dollar Liberty bond for the best essay on The Methodist Centenary What It Is and What It Will Do. Entries from any grade or high school pupil in the northwest are due by May 25 at 409 Platt building Portland Ore.
Mrs A F Dahlquist and granddaughter Florence visit Hamilton for Mothers Day program at the school taught by Miss Josephine Dahlquist. Miss Edith Lamont, Belingham Normal student, stays with Wm Dorr family. Alfred W Moltke of Seattle visits Glendale and Nessen homes. Beatrice Dahlquist and Edith Lamont dine at Miss Hayes summer home Lake Whatcom hosted by Gladys Stevens. Austin Wheeler improves his ranch at Lingerlonger. Mrs Clyde Yeager and daughter June visit her father C L Banks. Mrs George Rosenhall does school census. Be of Service Club marks its tenth anniversary with Mrs George Beard on May 1.
Frank C. Jackson of Seattle has been named campaign manager for the Northwest for the $105,000,000 Methodist Centenary rebuilding effort. He previously directed a national Armenian drive for $30,000,000 and advocates a subscription from every man, woman and child in Methodism.
George Vander Yacht won first place and Georgia Redd took second in the county contest of the W T U fifth and sixth grade essay competition.
A North Vernon teacher marked a student’s response about complex sentences using a quirky example about a buzzsaw in Arkansaw. The column also notes Windfall gallery banter on discrimination, with a jokey remark about broadmindedness on art choices.
The Tribune promotes a subscription deal offering access to 18 different poultry magazines, inviting readers to save by subscribing now.
Mrs Burgraff and Miss Adria Veteke are sick with colds. W A Reid attended a Dairy Association meeting in Bellingham. Families including Shumways Meurers and Miller hosted visits in Van Buren. Mrs Walsh stayed with Mrs Meurer. Corporal Carl Reid sent a bayonet from France. his mother Mrs Reid notes his May 5 arrival in New York.
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