County to Hire Agricultural Expert Backed by Dairymen Groups
Whatcom County commissioners will act immediately on hiring an agricultural expert after approval by the Whatcom County Dairymen's Association and endorsement from the Good tfellowship Association of five granges Laurel Alki Weis er Ten Mile and North Belingham. The Dairymen's Association conducted a local review before recommending the plan, and their findings have been forwarded to the commissioners.
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Whatcom County
Whatcom County Dairymen’s Association
Ganges
Goodtfelowship Association of Five Granges
Laurel
Alki
Weiser
Ten Mile
North Belingham
Dairymeen’s Association
North Prairie Social Roundup At Local Homes
North Prairie residents share visits and calls at area households including Verduin, Stap, Rocke, Heimstra, Lenssen, Bartelds, Barnes, Axling, Palmer, Nelson, Stup, Stauffer, Crabtree, Vander Meer, and Bartelds families. School resumes with Edith Froom as principal Ay Stauffer as primary teacher.
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Glen Axling
Birch Bay
van Wyhe
John van Wyhe
Jake Stup
John Schut
Beingham
van Dwechel
North Yakima
Dan Vander Meer
Anna Klander
Minnie Elsner
John Elsner
Jake Bartelds
Lena Verduin
A. R. Crabtree
Edith Froom
Ay Stauffer
Gerrit de Graff
Henry Barte
Jessie
Grace
Anna Bartelds
Grandpa Bartelds
Rudolph Barteds
Scott
John Clopind
Sunrise
H. Barte Gs
Laurel and Wiser Lake Community Updates
Mr and Mrs M C Wight plan to leave for Jordan Ment to join their son Ford and settle there. Henry Washke sold his farm to Carl Kunzman who takes possession November 1. Miss Susie Hickey left for Belingham to attend the Normal. The social committee of the Young People’s League met at Miss Bertha Banks home to plan the next meeting. The Misses Ruth and Dora M Donald left for schools in Skagit County. The Laurel consolidated school district invites all residents and patrons to a reception for teachers Friday at the auditorium with addresses, music and refreshments. Miss Everett, County Superintendent, will speak. The Young Pearles League will hold its monthly meeting at James Miller’s Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Wight
Jordan
Ford
Henry Washke
Carl Kunzman
Susie Hickey
Belingham
Young People’s League
Bertha Banks
Ruth
Dora M.donald
Cheir
Skagit County
Laurel Consolidated
Parent-Teachers Association
Everett
C. Pederson
Young Pearles League
James Miler
Miles Poindexter Seeks Senate Nomination Again
Six years after a sweeping political victory Poindexter faces the same organized opposition as he seeks the Republican nomination for United States senator. He remains aligned with the people and is expected to win the nomination on Tuesday.
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Miles Poindexter
United States
Poindexter
W R C Notes Regular Meeting And Upcoming Events
The W R C met on Saturday September 2 with good attendance. Members reported illness for Mrs Bare and Comrade Wi there, while Mrs Spent ey joined us. Mary Rinehart was absent visiting relatives, and Mr Rinehart accompanied her. Mrs Rachel Breckenridge moved to Illinois. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Lettia Gard ter was held with refreshments. On Sept 12 Primary Day the ladies will serve a jitney dinner at her y hall and hold a jitney sale to fund sidewalk repairs. F P Cheney returns home for a few weeks from culvert and bridge work near Ellensburg. Lynden contractors face wet conditions affecting soil and road work as Werthen and Satterthwaite shift to Grant County for three miles of new road.
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Ilinois
Lettia Gardter
Wampler
W. R
Hery Hall
Fifth Street
F. P. Cheney
Worthen and
Jatterthwaite
Elensburg
Lynden
Werthen
Satterthwaite
Saber
Grant County
Grave
T A Meeting Planned With Mrs Harvey Smith
The W Cc T A will meet next Thursday with Mrs Harvey Smith while T H Smith will lead the program.
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Harvey Smith
T. H. Smith
Local residents plan travels and visits for coming year
B B Hussey left Saturday for the Colville reservation to file for a homestead. Mr and Mrs Fred Barniott with Frances and Vernon visited W Frost home and later headed by motor for a California trip. Mrs Roby of Sedro Woolley spent several days at the Leach home. Mae Andersen left for Glen School to teach. Mrs C B Hussey returned from Seattle after days with her son. Miss Mebel Cameron returned from two weeks with her brothers Hamilton. Daughters of Dorcas enjoyed a day with Mrs L Constant to prepare for a bazaar. Bertha Banks began senior year at Normal. Peer Nessen started teaching at Woodlyn school. Clarence Dahquist to teach Ferndale High this year.
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B. B. Hussey
Colvile Reservation
Fred Barniott
Hidren
Frances
Vernon
Gellingham
W. Frost Bone
Jelifornia
Roby
Sedro-Woolley
Leach
Mae Andersen
Glen Scho
C. B. Hussey
Seattle
Mr. B. Hussey
Mebel Cameron
Hamilton
Dorcas
L. Constant
Bertha Banks
Peer, Nessen
Woodlyn School
Clarence Dahquist
Ferndale
Tribune Advisory Ballot endorses several Republican candidates
The Tribune studies records and pledges to present readers the names of supporters for the upcoming election. Endorsements include U S Senator Miles Poindexter Secretary of State W H Ford Lieutenant Governor Arthur W Davis State Treasurer W W Sherman Superintendent of Public Instruction M E Durham County Sheriff Will D Wallace County Engineer Charles Lindberg County Treasurer Edith Thornton Non-Partisan Judiciary Supreme Court Justices Fullerton Mills Parker six year term Barker four year term.
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U. S
George A. Lee
John E. Frost
Henry McBride
James McNee Y
Roland H. Hartley
John G. Lewis
W. J. Sutton
Robert T. Hodge
W. E. Cass
Ernest Lister
James N. Bradford
Louis F. Hart
Arthur W. Davis
George H. Baker
Thomas Laly
I. M. Howell
W. H. Ford
J. M. Tadlock
Prgre
J. H. Heiner
L. L. Snow
Public
Josephine C. Preston
Ruth C. Hoffman
M. E. Durham
D. C
Edgar G. Mills
J. Stanley Webster
Eilen F. Barker
Ed Brown
R. S. Lambert
J. J. Falkner
Milton C. Johnson
C. B. Legoe
Tom Brown
Hermann Hoff
John H. Dahl
N. C. Davenport
A. J. Craven
Ed E. Hardin
W. H. Pemberton
Virgil Pervinger
Frank W. Bixby
H. C. Thompson
J. B. McMilan
R. L. Kline
J. C. van Liew
A. H. Frasier
Henry Shagren
C. R. Axing
Peter Zobrist
Wilson Stewart
Will D. Walace
C. C. Siegel
George Parberry
S. E. Barrett
J. A. Miller
Gage A. Pence
H. J. Korthauer Cerk
Alithea Adams
Charles E. Phoenix
O. N. Munn
Charles A. Lindberg
F. L. Olsager
Edith M. Thornton
Frank Wilson
Frank Whitney
Lynden Joins National Pay-Up Week Campaign
Lynden joins the national Pay-Up Week with the slogan Lets Pass Prosperity Around for October 21 07. A local committee led by Bank Knapp plans events to encourage paying debts. The program aims to cancel debts through small circulating payments among participants and to boost honest debt settlement citywide.
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Lynden
United States
Concinity
Moen
Ank Knapp
Arrang
Candidates to Speak at Lynden Public Meeting Tonight
Lynden voters will hear candidates for Whetcom County offices tonight at 8 in the High School. The W C R U will organize the event and invite all candidates to present their platforms.
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Lynden
Whetcom
High Schoo
W. C. Cr U
Local social notes from Lynden and surrounding area
Mabel Parish of Lynden spent Sunday with Alice Day Edith Thomas returns home after a two week visit with aunt Mrs Hales of Lynden Co C Singer was in Skagit county part of the week Severn from attended a Baptist picnic at Wiser Lake Rev Gilbert of Nooksack will preach at Grange hall Sunday Mrs G H Blank on sick list Mundum Bastard of Bellingham visiting Mr and Mrs M H O Brien family W H Cole and family moved to Lynden Mrs Chas White and son Lewis spent part of the week in Bellingham Naomi Heathers of Lynden with Mrs Cavenger Frances Bloom visited Mrs O L Madsen Meadowdale Frances Bloom and Edna Bradley attend Beltinghemaga Normal School Mrs C C Singer visited Mrs Warren Williamson Tuesday Mr and Mrs T E Cookman were in Bellingham Saturday
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Mabel Parish
Lynden
Alice Day
Edith Thomas
Mdhmund Bastard
Bellingham
M. H. O'Brien
Fatiy
W. H. Cole
Famiy
Chas. White
Lewis
Naomi Heathers
Cavenger
Kamp
F. M. Boom
Saimisa Is
Frances Bloom
O. L. Madsen
Meadowdale
J. A. McBride
Mary
S. H. Bradley
Edna Bradley
Bellnghega Normal School
C. C. Singer
Warren Wiliamson
T. E. Cookman
Lynden Schools Open With Record Enrollment
Lynden schools opened for the fall term with higher registration than last year. At the high school 130 students enrolled, up from 112 a year ago, and Lynden Christian School welcomed 123 pupils. Ebenezer School started last week with 45 students.
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Lynden
North Yakima
Mabel Steffe
Lynden Christian School
E. Breen
Jerry Albers
Jennie Dyk
Henry Mayskeps
Ebenezer School
Stanley Albers
Ernestina Zweegman
Lynden Man to Open Chiliwack Exhibition
W. H. Waples president of the Whatcom County Fair Association will open the Forty Fourth Annual Chiliwack Fair on Thursday September 14 at one o'clock. He will be accompanied by fair directors and Lynden auto parties. The event is under Chiliwack Agricultural Association direction and touted as a top Western Canada fair.
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W. H. Waples
Whatcom County Fair Association
Local Social Notes From Lynden and Clearbrook
Miss Myrtle Hoverson of Lynden visited Mrs F H Larson and Mildred Wilcoxen from Friday to Monday. Klass Roo erects a new house with brother Albert Roo of Glendale helping. Mildred Wilcoxen spent Saturday night with Barbara Phillips at Clearbrook. Mr Lucas and family visited Sunday afternoon. Carence Wheeler and Elmer Shirk repainting the school hat. Mrs Wm Rarick and son William Jr visited Lynden Friday. Barbara Phillips and Mildred Wilcoxen visited Anna Graves in Clearbrook Saturday night.
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Myrtle Hoverson
Jynden
F. H. Larson
Mildred Wicoxen
Klass Roo
Albert Roo
Glendale
Mildred Wilcoxen
Barbara Philips
Clearbrook
Wmn, Jr
Lynden
Barbara Phillips
Milred Wilcoxen
Anna Graves
Then I'll Come Back to You serial starts in Tribune
Larry Evans launches a new clean wholesome thriller serial titled Then I'll Come Back to You in The Tribune next week. The story promises suspense and engaging drama for readers.
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Larry Evans
the Tribune
Where To Vote Lynden Precincts Declared
Lynden Precincts list polling locations by precinct including Lynden Town hall Tay lor building old printing office Custer township Haynie hall and residence on S. L. Palmer place Lynden Township north of river Peter Van Dyke old house Grange hall Northwood Ten Mile Township Orest Grove school house Davis school house Victor school house and more polling sites listed with corresponding school and hall names.
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Lynden
Taylor
Old Printing Office
Custer Township
Custer
Haynie
Delta Township
Hoffman
S. L. Palmer
Townsp
Peter van Dyke
Grange
Northwood
Ten Mile Township
Orest Grove
Township Hall
Ten Mile
Victor
S. D
Davis
Band To Give Concert On Front Street This Saturday
The Lymen Holland Band plans a Saturday night concert on Front Street if weather remains favorable. The group has developed into a splendid organization and is warmly supported by local citizens.
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Lymen Holland
Front Street
Frenda le community notices and school opening report
Fern dale hosts a 500 party for Miss Pearce Van Ostrand who will teach in Tacoma. Blue Bird Club and Epworth League social events are noted along with several visits and departures. School opens with listed teachers and grades across Central Building Avergreen North Star Alder Grove Just Mr View and local staff.
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Paul Hood
Pearce van Ostrand
Tacoma
Oive Legoe
Blue Bird Club
Roy Boyd
Lois
Connell
Boyd
D. R. Boyd
Haten Woodward
Viva Benedict
Custer
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Amunds Home
L. J. Bowler
R. C. Tibbles
Mamie E. Newell
Julia Colvin
Charles D. Gaines
Orcas Island
Henry Dailcn
Alaska
C. P. Schell
Marion Stambaugh
Mt. View
C. Leland
Eva Duncenson
Cashmere
Achco's
Local Notes From Woodland Area
Miss Helen Wilson plans to attend Normal in Belingham this fall. Miss Ada Pyeatt visited Mrs. He goes in Bellingham. Seneca Smith returned home from Alaska Saturday. Miss Eva Oliver attended a Sunday visit at the H. J. Pyeatt home. Mrs. Holeman visited the Smith home for a few days.
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Helen Wilson
Belingham
Alice Tarte
B. Pyeatt
Jess Shepard
Edison
Ada Pyeatt
Bellingham
He Goes
Seneca Smith
Alaska
Eva Oiver
H. J. Pyeatt
Holeman
Smith
Be ingham Couple Visits Carr Bailey Home
Mr and Mrs J E Riley of Be ingham were Sunday guests at the Carr Bailey residence.
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Mrs. J. E. Riley
Be 1Ingham
Carr Bailey Home
Primary Tuesday Polls Open to Nominate Officials in Lynden
Voters will choose candidates for national state and county offices at Lynden’s primary election Tuesday September 12. Polls run 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Registration showed 373 in Lynden, with 164 names enrolled before closing. Aspirants listed span United States Senate Congress Second District lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general state auditor state treasurer insurance commissioner superintendent of public instruction and nonpartisan judiciary races with local Lynden officials named among candidates.
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Lynden
Lynden Township
F. M. Bloom
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Jake Stap
August Rocke
Lindseth
Lip Heimstra
L. Lenssen
Ruth Barnes
Clifford Barnes
Rudoph Bartelds
M Kaptain
C. R. Axling
Myron Badwin
M Dermody
Laurel and Wiser Lake
Lynden Man
van Buren
W. E. Humphrey
E. A. Bryan
W. A. Spalding
Schuy
Er Duryee
John B. Allen
Robt. Bridges
Geo. Turner
Pogressive
W. J. Thompson
Congress
L. H. Hadey
Frances C. Axtell
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