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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
6
Aberdeen resident H. Sargent received nine months in the state penitentiary for selling obscene pictures. The story notes other regional items including logging camp closures, population estimates for North Yakima, and a fatality from a Tacoma dynamite blast.
Massachusetts voters witnessed a political stir as Democratic Congressman G N Foss faced attention over the election. The scene included prominent party activity and local concern around campaigns and representation.
The House committee reports the Humphrey bill to mark the old Oregon trail with a $25,000 government contribution. Secretary Knox negotiates tariff talks with Britain and Canada. Senate adoption of long and short haul amendments speeds railroad bill votes amid talks with conferees. DOJ will press Oklahoma Governor Haskell indictments with plans for a June jury. Washington officials seek solutions to west to Canada emigration. A Taft conference with eastern and western senators yields a revised legislative slate including railroad, anti injunction, statehood, and public land withdrawal measures.
In King County superior court Henry Prange sues John S Watts Lena Watts Guarantee Loan and Trust Samuel Calderhead receiver George Fay Assignee Guillelma Howland Lottie Wentzel Annie Watts and Unknown Heirs to quiet plaintiff title to the NW quarter of the NW quarter of section 12 township 40 north range 3 east and bar all claims. The suit seeks a decree that defendants have no estate or encumbrance and that plaintiff be sole owner of the described real estate.
Portland report states John E. Burchard arrival signals official plans for Boise & Western Railroad as part of the Hill system. The line would enter Oregon at Ontario and run northwest through Malheur Canyon toward Malheur Lake with Bend as a probable junction with the Oregon Trunk Line. Angora goats roam near Slate Creek Idaho, seen wild near Wallace.
Large quantity of berry plants for sale including black cap blackberry raspberry Logan berry and some strawberry plants. See Halderman RF D Everson or phone 3304 4 7 tf.
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