Local military transfers and community notes from Lynden
Lieutenant John Mulder moves from Camp Lewis to Portland. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Urfer. Surgical dressing rooms close until further notice. Auxiliaries to wait for a call in about a week. Stock taking and allocation of materials across chapters. Porter Hatley undergoes tonsil removal. Amphictyon Club meeting postponed to May 31 with Mrs. Ray Slade. Bert Vander Griend attends a Guernsey stock sale in Astoria. Mrs. George Worthen returns from California. Liberty Bond payments due May 28 at Lynden State Bank. 20 percent due. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ehle host at J. W. Tremain, Jr. home. Elmer Lund, in Bremerton navy, visits home. E. R. Jackson moves to Ireland place near Fishtrap Creek. Old Clothes Day at High School. Andrew Benson buys an International Harvester tractor. Star Mercantile Co. is Lynden agent. Mrs. A. Vander Griend celebrates 73rd birthday. Frank sends a France photo to family. A son born to L. I. Gardner on May 11. Mrs. Elza Gelms on May 16. Adolph Klocke's boy born. Kensington Club entertaining at Mounter home. Will Le Compte rebuilding West Main Street home. Dr. O. Mulder spends vacation in Lynden. A. Verbrugge welcomes a son Friday. H. A. Baker of Lynden Cannery leads Red Cross with a $50 donation.
Washing at Home or Hire Cost in Tiny Weekly Bulk
A columnist argues housewives spend seven weeks yearly on laundry and a hired washer reduces home mess and effort for about seventy cents per week. The piece weighs soap blueing fuel time and health against domestic washing load and expense.
Milk price drops as butterfat climbs at Lynden Creamery
Milk fell ten cents per hundred pounds this week while butterfat rose one cent at Lynden Creamery. Cremeries again lead condenseries on prices, reversing winter losses. Shipments to Lynden Creamery increase as a result.
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Lynden Creamery
Lynden Creamery Workers Buy Large American Flag
Lynden Creamery employees have purchased a 5 by 8 foot American flag to fly over the institution soon. A son was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Fred Rinehart.
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Lynden Creamery
Fred Rinehart Sunday
Muenscher and Miss Worthen Wed in Lynden Ceremony
Walter Muenscher and Miss Minnie Worthen were married Monday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Rev. W O Benadom officiated in the presence of relatives. The couple, both Lynden High School and State College of Washington graduates, plan a brief wedding trip. Muenscher is an instructor at Cornell University and faces imminent army service.
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Walter Muenscher
Minnie Worthen
George Worthen
W. O. Benadom
Mrs. Muenscher
Lynden High School
State College of Washington
Pullman
Muenscher
Cornell University
Egg price rise hits 36 cents a dozen
The price for eggs increased by two cents today, now costing 36 cents per dozen. W. A. Bauman notes the change.
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W. A. Bauman
Hart Schafner and Marx Garment Slogan Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads Hart Schafner make them clothes and sell all work in. The fragment hints at a marketing line emphasizing affordable fashion and broad appeal. Source text is incomplete but suggests a clothing retailer slogan style.
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Hart
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John Mulder
Camp Lewis
Portland
Arthur Urfer
Porter Hatley
Amphictyon Club
Ray Slade
Bert C. Vander Griend
Astoria
Oregon
California
Liberty
Lynden State Bank
Oliver Ehle
J. W. Tremain, Jr
Elmer Lund
Bremerton
E. R. Jackson
Ireland Place
Fishtrap Creek
Andrew Benson
International Harvester
The
Star Mercantile Company
Lynden
A. Vander Griend
Frank
France
Mrs. L. I. Gardner
Elza Gelms
Adolph Klocke
Thursady
Kensington Club
B. V. Mounter
D. Mulder
Mounter
Will le Compte
West Main Street
Dr. O. Mulder
Mrs. A. Verbrugge
H. A. Baker
Lynden Cannery
Red Cross
James St
Bellingham
Lynden Agency
Elder and Pace
Utz and Dunn
Hammond Dry Goods Co
É . Roy
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago Tribune
Lynden Department Store, Inc
Thart Schaffner & Marx
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