Republicans Win in Lynden Voting Results at Local Polls
Harding and Hart lead in Lynden as Republicans sweep offices and ballot measures. City results show Harding 246 to Cox 64 and Debs 16. Carlyon referendum 56 against 207. Soldiers bonus 329 for 61. various county and state posts led by Cook, Lambert, Hadley, and Hart with sizable margins.
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Hills
Fooshe
Mehlig
Kaylor
Miller
Nichols
Brown
Reilly
Kok
Frank le Cocq
Jake le Compte
Hardin
Pemberton
State
Republicans Win in Idaho and Harding Victory
Early returns show Idaho voting Republican across the ticket with large majorities. Harding congratulated Coolidge and Hays, noting the strong campaign and expected role in the administration.
Lynden Parents Plan To Form School PTA
A meeting of Lynden school parents is called for Thursday evening at Lynden High School to organize a strong PTA to study problems affecting children and aid the faculty in strengthening the schools. All parents and interested residents urged to attend.
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Lynden Schools
Lynden High School
Northwood Grange to Host Pie Shadow Social
The Northwood Grange invites everyone to a pie shadow social this Saturday at the Grange Hall. A free dance will accompany the event with good music and an open invitation to attend.
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Northwood Grange
Grange Hall
Pioneers Gather for Washington Birthday Jubilee
The Lynden district pioneers plan events for Washington state’s 32nd birthday next Thursday November 11 with a Clam-Diggers’ Club dinner at the I O O F hall. Members who were in the territory are invited and asked to bring lunch.
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Washington
Lynden
Hose Break Sprays Lime Into Knittel’s Eyes
Ed Knittle suffered severe eye pain when a hose broke while he sprayed his henhouse on Thursday. Lime fleck sprayed into his eyes, causing immediate distress.
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Knittel
Ed Knittle
Humorist to Speak on Lynden Lyceum Course
Ralph Parlette a noted humorist and author will entertain Tuesday night at the Lynden high school opening lyceum season. He will discuss The University of Hard Knocks and the course promises five numbers including music with season tickets on sale from any high school student.
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Lyceum
Lyndon
Ralph Parlette
University of Hard Knocks
Lynden
Red Cross Plans Annual Roll Call Next Month
The Red Cross will hold its fourth annual roll call from November 11 to 25 with a focus on dues gathering rather than drives. Local officers expect most canvassing to finish in the first week and emphasize that more than half of membership fees stay in the community while overhead remains under four percent at national headquarters and across divisions.
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Red Cross
Community Club presents boxing and wrestling program
Election returns were read at Lyndon High School during the Community Club meeting as a lively gym program followed with bouts refereed by Dick Zylstra and Frank Hatley. The main match featured Boehringer versus Jacobson with two falls. Several boxing and wrestling results ended in draws or wins as the crowd enjoyed late refreshments.
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Lyndon
Rockey
Fred
Frank
Porter Hatley
Dick Zylstra
Frank Hatley
Charles Kamm
Douglas Slade
Frank Knapp
Boehringer
Jacobson
Lindsay
Verduin
Wildcat Talmadge
Wildcat
Campbell
Whited
Harlander
White
Cart-Wheel Hoffman
Bearcat
Hardy
Kamm
Slade
Carpentier Kampen
Dempsey Dick Zylstra
Lynden Precincts Vote On Proposals In Local District
Voting results from Lynden farming district show tallies by precinct for Carlyon bill bonus amendments and local candidates. Precinct tallies include Harding Cox Debs Christenson and many others with totals ranging from single digits to over a thousand in the final Pemberton count.
Greenwood Farmers Install Electric Lights on Farms
The Puget Sound Power and Light Company extended its lines along the Greenwood Everson road in recent days. Several residents have electric lights now, including John Kroontje Andrew Boehringer John Bosman Joe Cramer NR Ritchie George Oltman J Meenk Joe Elenbaas R F E Mutechler John Kranendonk George W Knittel Will Boehringer George Bergsma L Lenssen.
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Puget Sound Power and Light Company
Greenwood-Everson Road
John Kroontje
Andrew Boehringer
John Bosman
Joe Cramer
NR. Ritchie
George Oltman
J. Meenk
Joe Elenbaas
R. F E. Mutechler
John Kranendonk
George W. Knittel
Will Boehringer
George Bergsma
L. Lenssen
North Prairie Social News Roundup From Local Guests
North Prairie reports numerous social visits and family gatherings. Residents hosted relatives including Blanchards of Blaine and Stremlers of Northwood while birthday celebrations, Halloween parties, and dinners connected to families such as Crandall, Reeves, Bruns, and Axling filled weekend gatherings across Blaine Lynden and Bellingham. Dorothy Mills traveled from Vancouver to Langley Prairie to visit her mother, Mrs T O Mills.
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C. R. Axling
Clifton and
Glenn
W. P. Anthony
Julius Vander Meer
Bellingham
Dorothy Mills
Vancouver
T. O. Mills
Langley Prairie
John Stremler
Harry Wells
Mt. Vernon
T. J. Nelson
Lynden Birds Enter California Egg-Laying Contest
Harry Beernink ships twelve Lynden birds to Santa Cruz for a 1200-bird egg laying contest hosted by the California Farm Bureau and the University of California. Local precinct tallies include Carlyon bill results and figures for Harding Cox Debs Christensen Jones Cotterill France Hadley Bouck Hart Black Bridges Lambert Davenport Falkner Brown Sha gren Milhollin Barrett Bender Cook Bauman Baldrey Durham Thornton Creamer Callahan Darlington McArthur Edwards Robin Perry Hills Fooshee Pemberton Brown.
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DELTA
Bonus
Harding
Cox
Christensen
Hart
Black
Bridges
Jones
Cotterill
France
Hadley
Bouck
Lambert
Davenport
Falkner
Brown
Moore
Shagren
Milholland
Barret
Bender
Cook
Milhollin
Bauman
Baldrey
Durham
Thornton
Creamer
Callahan
Harrington
McArthur
Edwards
Robin
Perry
Miller
Nichols
Ed Brown
Kok
Pemberton
Ilynden
Carlyon Bill
Amend
Barett
Bau
Man
Callaghan
Harlington
Hills
Fooshee
Mehlig
Kaylor
Reilly
Lynden Township
Debs
Harry Beernink
Santa Cruz
California
California Farm Bureau
University of California
Barrett
Lynden
Amend Two
Darlington
Harding and G. O. P. candidates win out
President-elect Warren G. Harding secured 346 electoral votes and Washington state Governor elect Louis F. Hart led by 61,406 votes with 1537 of 2378 precincts reported. Republicans gain solid majorities in state senate and house as Carter and bonus measures pass.
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Warren G. Harding
Louis F. Hart
Washington
Bridges
Senate
House
Harding
Carlyon
W. P. Brown
W. H. Pemberton
Brown
Valley
Whatcom
Shaw Island
San Juan
Creamery Boosts Members Pay as Outside Dairymen Lose
The Lynden plant raises member butterfat pay by three cents per pound while nonmembers lose three cents. A October 23 meeting of the Whatcom County Dairymen's Association approved the extra member rate to entice outsiders to join and to reward existing members. Hauling charges for butterfat increase from one to two cents per pound due to longer distances.
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Whatcom County
Local Families Gather for Social and School Meeting
Guests visited in Everson and at the Vander Meer and Mills homes. The district held a school meeting to discuss a Patron-Teachers Association with a vote planned for Tuesday November 16. Attendees included Mrs H Bartelds Miss Jessie Bartelds Mrs John Gunst and others.
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A. McKay
H. Bartelds
Jessie Bartleds
John Gunst
H. Hoksberg
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Calvin Coolidge
Wesley L. Jones
Harding and Hart
Christiensen
George Cook
Congress
Coyle
Bohlke
Bowles
Hinkle
Haggard
Harlin
Babcock
Gibson
Pease
Claussen
Adair
Thompson
Phillips
Savidge
Schooley
Smyth
Preston
Montgomery
Ventzke
Fishback
Murphy
Mecklem
Idaho
Gooding
Nugent
Boise
Frank R. Gooding
United States
D. W. Davis
Shoshone
Burton L. French
Addison T. Smith
Coolidge
Marion
Senator Harding
Governor Coolidge
Will H. Hays
Mr. Harding
ST. O
Oo. F. Hall
Funny Man
Will
Parlette
Ner
Pixley
Boerhave
Breen
Bennett
Bennet
Hoffman
Gorseman
Axling
Te Selle
Ramsey
Greenwood
North Prairie
NEWS
R. Blanchard
Blaine
G. BE. Bruce
Mrs. Blanchard
Aldro Crandall
Mrs. F. Stremler
Mrs. L.stremler
Northwoed
Mr. Stremler
W. C. Reeves
Margaret Cramer Sundiy
Carlson
C. Johnson
F. Taylor
Lynden Land
J. Bartelds
Tas van Horn Sunda
Thornton Crarles
Hhom
Elizabeth Stuurman
Pearl ‘Stremler
F. Stremler
John Bruns
George Jacobson
Helen Bruns
National
Beats Pemberton
Senator—Jones
Aloo
Tom Brown
John Creamer
Calla
Han
Ed. Browh
Garret Kok
Creamery
Jessie Bartelds
Rudolph Bartelds
John Qunst
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