Local notices and classifieds from Lynden area pages
A crowded column lists farm loans ads, business services, real estate, rentals, and small notices. It mentions Swim and Aldrich, Grant the tailor, D. L. Steffe in Bellingham, various residents visiting or traveling, a medical practice roster, and community events like Kensington Club activities and school notes in Lynden and nearby towns. The page also notes hunting season opening and local auctions of sheep and property, with several brief updates from families and businesses.
Experimental stimulants raise athletes capacity and need rule clause
The notes discuss oxygen stimulants enhancing short dash performance and call for athletic rules to ban their use, analogizing to horse racing prohibitions. Other items include Taft's fast motor-boat chase by photographers and a cannon salute incident. Additional topics cover German investments in a South American telegraph link, Civil War pensioner deaths, and local school library acquisitions plus staff appointments and church district assignments.
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Mr. Taft
When I Get Scared in the Dark
Poem by Burges Johnson printed in Harper’s July issue describes a child’s fear of something grabbing toes at bedtime. It recounts prayers, trying pleasant thoughts, and the dread before sleep, ending with a humorous yet anxious wish to avoid being grabbed.
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Burges Johnson
Harper's
Rally Day at M. E. Church Returns With Sunday School Program
The M. E. Sunday School will celebrate Rally Day on Sunday September 2. The program includes recitations songs and a short talk by each teacher. The exercises start at 10 o'clock and a souvenir will be given to attendees.
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M. E
Consis
Itven
The Bible Class and Sabbath School Reports
A compilation listing teachers and aims for Sabbath School departments including Primary Intermediate and Home, with notes on punctuality attendance and class spirit. James O Neil is very sick this week. H Van Gelder has moved to the Steffe building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. van Gelder
D. L. Steffe
James O'Neil
Ito
Steffe
Equinox Storm Theory Debunked by Weather Bureau
The United States weather bureau denies an equinox storm. It argues that seasonal changes, not the sun’s crossing, cause weekly atmospheric disturbances and that so called equinoctial storms are misnamed.
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United States
Dureau
A Fine Pair Dictates Echoed by an Elector
An elector and grother discuss two dictates in a recent contest. The elector asks for opinions and the reply notes gratitude that only one of them came in. The quotation reflects a political jab amid the London Telegraph framing.
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Grother
Cmet
London Telegraph
Through Her Head BiDé Joke In Household Exchange
The dialogue portrays Bugby frustrated with his wife as he claims she cannot grasp a basic idea. A listener remarks that his words to her seem to go in one ear and out the other, highlighting the comic misunderstanding.
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Father LeClaire
Eagle carries Alaska child to nest. bird seized in Seattle
An American eagle abducted the daughter of David Chisholm of Eagle's Nest Alaska last July. Weeks later the child's mangled body was found in the eagle's nest and the bird was captured and brought to Seattle. John Kalem of Seattle showed the bird in his store for weeks until ordered by the state game warden to release it.
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David Chisholm
Eagle's Nest
Alaska
Seattle
John Kalem
Gem City Orchestra Formed At Lynden Hall Dance
Lynden launches a new orchestra named the Gem City with Elsie Tremain and Gladys Rinehart among its members. Roy Rinehart Jonh ex and Irving Thayer round out the lineup. They will perform at Lynden Hall on Friday night as part of a biweekly dance series beginning September 25.
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Gem City Orchestra
Elsie Tremain
Gladys Rinehart
Roy Rinehart
Jonh ¥Ex
Irving Thayer
Elamenet
Lynden
Lynden Hall
Local Notes and Visitors Highlight Week
T H Smith suffers rheumatism attack this week. Miss Pansy Stuart visits her parents M L Stuart in town. F W Saxauer travels to Seattle for Northwest Electric Association meeting. Washington State Fair starts Monday in North Yakima. R E Hawley seen limping due to becoming grandfather of an eleven pound boy born Sunday at Warren Hawley’s home.
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Tle
Northwest Electric Association
Washington
North Yakima
R. E. Hawley
Warren Hawley
Steinhauer to Continue Harness Business After Dissolution
The firm Steinhauer & Jacobs dissolves their partnership and disposes of hardware stock. H. S. Steinhauer will carry on the harness business, while H. Jacobs retires to travel east to visit relatives and improve his health.
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Steinhauer & Jacobs
Steinhauer
Har
Leap Year Ball at Hoffman Hall Promises Evening Fun
One of the season’s popular events, the Leap Year Ball, will be held Saturday night September 26 at Hoffman Hall. Ladies will carry the pocketbooks, furnish the music, and attendees are assured a very enjoyable time.
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Hoffman Hall
A Y P Fair Man Seeks Local Farm Specimens
J Wayland Clarke of Bellingham in Lynden last Friday to pick dried preserved farm products from Whatcom County. He asks farmers to send grasses grains corn and other removable crops to Swim and Aldrich for display. The goal is to promote Nookeack Valley Lynden as a top fruit and grain area in western Washington. For details call Swim Aldrich or the local office.
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J. Wayland Clarke
Bellingham
Whatcom County
Lynden
Swim & Aldrich
Nookeack Valley
Washington
Tomato harvest claim sparks regional pride
George Cole boasts a prolific tomato plant with over 150 well formed fruits, comparing his yield to those seen in many Eastern states, highlighting a striking local success in tomato growing.
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George Cole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Loans
Swim and Aldrich
Miss Rouss
Tacoma
Philips
Tribune
Mr. Reynolds
Custer
Snaps
Swim
Aldrich
George Miller
Frank Bixby
Grant
George Erz
Jerry Smith
Shropshire
Geo
Bustwick
Clara Liberty of Everson
Edson St
Will Storey
D. J. Milan
Andrew Smith
West Grover Street
Noal
the Tribune
E. J. Rohrbecker
Carr Bailey Home
Kiehler
Mrs. Hall
Mrs. Saxauer
Buffedie Bill
W. H. Elder
DR. Erb
Will Daniels
Ramiels
Ida
Farmers Phone
Daisy Stuart
John Cedarberg
Miss Curry
Ferndale
Handy Home
Knapp Bro’s
Mr. G
Buffalo Bill
Knapp Bros
Kensington Club
W. H. Waples
Vander Griend
Mrs. Sheets
Blaine
Mr. Sheets
The
Blaine Journal
Kapapp Brothers
van Kirk
Wash
S. S. Sulliger
G. A. Landen
Vancouver
Torney
East
H. H. Jamieson
West Lynden
M. A. Carty
Mesdames
R. W. Green
Ed. Knapp
Frank Knapp
Geo. Freeman
Nick Duffner
Northwood
William Bowman
Zerpha Spencer
Everson
Lynden Creamery Co
George Hamilton
Markham Whipple
Margaret Lucille Scott
Charles
Evelyn Scott
Baker City
Oregon
Mrs. Scott
L. H. Gray
Charity Organization Society
Morrison Mill Company
Fred Ehlers
Missouri
Kate Little
Mr. Ehler
Clearbrook
Nooksack
Fred
Argentina
Brasil
South America
Joss
Commissioner of Pensions
Grand Army
United Order of American Veterans
W. E. Humphreys
Ofr Congress
Ional Representative
National Historical Society
Lynden School
W. E. Humphrey
Carl Cline
Martin Smith
Maude O'Neil
Frank Worthen
William Noteboom
Elizabeth Anderson
Sec’y
Elizabeth Ryan
Lena Daly
Superinten
Anacortes
D. S. Kerr
Arlington
J. W. Kern
Bay View
C. A. Owens
Eureka
F. A. Guiler
Elllingham
Fairhawn
E. J. Smith
Silver Beach
A. Robertson
J.A. Sutton
Bellingham, Trinity
C. B. Seeley
Burlington
J. H. Carter
J. H. Berringer
Darrington
A. B. Towne
East Sound
J. W. Moses
Everett
First Church
W. H
Syth
Everett, Summit Avenue
S. S. Guiler
Friday Harbor
H. Jones
Hamilton
L. H. Mitchell
LeConnor
Avon
J. W. Glenk
Lakewood
Lopez
E. O. Harris
Roche Harbor
Sedro- Wolley
R. L. Wolfe
Snohomish
F. M. Clarke
Stanwood
Hanlein
Sumee
B. W. Reinhart
M. E. Church
Myre. Steffe
Bible Cluss
Mr. Bostwick
Miss Tromp
Mr. Steffe
Mr. Jones
Miss Nichols
Worthen
Oung Men's Bible Class
Mra, Bruce
Mrs. Storrey
Aim and Report
the Bible
Miss Crmbaugh
Miss Rouls
Home Department
Mrs. French
Prof. French
Lynden Fas New Orchestra
T. H. Smith
Pansy Stuart
Mrs
M. L. Stuart
F. W. Saxauer
H. S. Steinhauer
Ness
Jacobs
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