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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1911

Page

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Lynden County Fair Promises Big Events and Premiums

The Lynden County Fair opens Thursday and Friday October 6 with special trains on regional lines. W. H. Waples leads the amusement lineup and a 60 yard dash pits Lynden ace John Dickerson against pro Harndon of Ferndale for 100 dollars. Horse racing and stock displays are planned, with word that the horse Snip may compete as he recovers.

Dhate County Fair Association Lynden Whatcom County Fair John Dickerson Harndon Ferndale

Farmers Institute Programs at Nooksack and Laurel

Farm institute schedule lists Nooksack events on Sept 16 and 18 with talks on dairy cow handling feeding soil management crop rotation pruning and fruit packing. Laurel events on Sept 22 and 23 include packing demonstrations and fruit marketing discussions led by W G Brierly C E Flint and others.

Farmers’ Institute Nooksack Laurel H. L. Blanchard Geo, Sev Geo Severance W. G. Brierly W. G Brierly C. E. Flint C. E. Fiint

Lauckhart Buys Edwards & Shin Real Estate and Insurance

Henery Lauckhart has purchased the real estate and insurance business of Edwards and Shin and will take charge. Mr Shin will stay as notary and assist with office work while Edwards exits to focus on logging and shingle interests. Lauckhart, longtime Lynden resident, is praised as an able accountant and agent.

Dickerson Lynden Henery Lauckhart Edwards & Shin Mr. Shin Bellingham Seattle Electrical Co Seattle Edwards Shinn

Pioneer’s Ode to the Ferndale Pioneers Anniversary

A Ferndale commemoration poem reflects on pioneer toil ambition and opportunity. It honors mothers and the state, praising the old flag and promising to pass stewardship to the next generation of boys and the star on the flag.

Lynden Fly Problem Calls for Community Effort

A Lynden Tribune appeal urges coordinated town action to reduce flies. Readers should eliminate breeding sites by cleaning streets and yards, cooperate with schools, doctors, ministers, and businesses, and place fly tight rubbish cans to make Lynden the cleanest town in Washington.

Lynden The Tribune Washington

Registration Push For Lynden Agricultural Short Course

N R Cloud of Nooksack risked missing the Lynden Short Course of Agricultural Instructions, offering to pay any required fee to save the program. The Tribune office reports slow early enrollment but expects many farmers to sign up within 10 days to meet the needed enrollment by the 15th. The Merry-Go-Round business sees improved Northwest finances with strong early signings.

Lynden Tribune Ffice Ditor

Lynden Considers Bond to Move Water Plant to River

The Lynden town council plans a bond issue of $2,000 to move the water pumping station to the Nooksack River, add a river filtration system, and connect to the mains. The Tribune argues current wells are inadequate and of poor quality. a river supply offers better fire protection and reliable flow.

Council Nooksack River Tribune Lynden the Tribune Nooksack Earxd

Lynden School Year Opens With Larger Enrollment

School began Tuesday here with enrollments up about 15 percent from last year. High school has 75 students versus 62 a year ago, and total first day enrollment reached 346 about 50 more than last year. Latin and bookkeeping classes show gains while athletics shift emphasis from football toward basketball with aim for county pennant.

Lynden m Fisher Blaine

Wanted A Laundry in Lynden Seeks Local Interest

Lynden residents urge local interest in starting a laundry service. The Tribune notes several people see a viable business with an experienced operator and strong neighborhood support. Local work should stay in town if possible.

Lynden the Tribune

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Acme Prospector Nnts Kiscak Valley W. H. Waples Far Prem Ium Northwest A. E. Rusco Farmer's Institute Erance B. C. Crabtree Jersey Cows Jersey Lauckhart Pioneer's T. W. Lowe PTBL Golden West Ashington Whd Sch N. R. Cloud Nels Jacobson Lord Lynden Will Meneur August Jacobson Hkreckenridge Frazier
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