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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

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Lynden Base Ball Team Crowned Whatcom County Champions

The Lynden Base Ball Club closed the season with a 5 to 4 win over Bellingham, finishing 15 wins and 2 losses. The article praises the entire team for disciplined play, resilient replacements, and strong school spirit, highlighting players like Dickerson Klumb Fritz Mueller Reed Taylor Hadley and others who contributed to a remarkable season.

Lynden Bellingham Dickerson Johnie Dickerson Klumb Everson Billy” Fritz Will Mueller Claude Reed Hemmingway Steinhaeur Taylor L. Reed Rittenberg Bobby the Tribune Owen Hadley

Lynden district urged to unite eight rural areas into one large district

Editor, a push for educational reform urges Lynden to consolidate eight nearby districts Greenwood Riverside Timon Northwood North Prairie Sunnyside Glendale and Fairview with Lynden. The plan promises higher value for rural schools, a central high school at Lynden, expanded facilities and better teachers, with rural schools used for early grades and shared transportation to Lynden.

Lynden Wiser Lake Ten Mile Bellingham Greenwood Riverside Timon Northwood North Prairie Sunnyside Glendale Fairview

Lynden Produce Show invites wide display of valley farming

The Lynden Fair committee reports active preparations for the Coming exhibition with long rows of sheds and department displays. Stock poultry fruit and farm products are expected to shine, ribbons reward merit, and organizers hope for permanent community benefit and future annual events. A band will perform both days and visitors are urged to attend with family and products to boost the displays.

Nooksack Valley Ils Gikposhal Upper Nookick Valley Ths Association Ue Association

Blaine Vs Lynden Opens Football Season Saturday

Lynden High meets Blaine in the first football game of the season Saturday at 11:00 AM. Blaine, eight and fast, impressed against Bellingham last week while Lynden, short on practice, expects strong contributions from seasoned players. Lynden’s lineup features Worthen, Meunscher, Daly, Chandler, Jacobs, Lay, Frasier, Cline, Hadley, Edwards, and Meurer.

Lynden High Blaine Bellingham Lynden

Fall Meeting of the Pomona Grange

Whatcom County Pomona Grange Patrons of Husbandry will meet with Delta Grange at Hoffman Hall four miles west of Lynden on Tuesday and Wednesday October 4 and 5 1910 at 11 o clock a m All Fourth degree members invited Conveyances meet the two morning trains on B B and B C Ry Tuesday at Lynden Important matters to the entire membership will come up for discussion Mrs Bessie Cline Press Agent

Whatcom County Pomona Grange Delta Grange Hoffman Hall Lynden B. B B.C. Ry Bessie Cline

Pacific Monthly Offer Describes West Coast Lands

An introductory offer for The Pacific Monthly, a Portland magazine, promises articles on Government Reclamation Projects and free Government land west of the Rockies. It highlights fruit districts, contributions from Jack London, and invites readers to subscribe at fifty cents for six months by February 1 1911.

the Pacific Monthly Portland Oregon Rockies Jack London Washington Idaho California

Lynden Reading Room Lecture Tickets Offered

The Reading Room Association will solicit ticket purchases for this Winter’s lecture course. Net proceeds, if any, go to the Reading Room and the School Library to support them. The attractions are described as well worth the price.

Ladies of the Reading Room Association Lynden Pri

Local Readings Offer Innexpensive Performances

Thousands paid over $1 for seats to hear Opie Read and Gertrude Goodwin Miller while two other entertainments are priced at $1.75. Tribune notes especially low rates for school children as Reading Room Association and School Patrons sponsor events.

Opie Read Gertrude Goodwin Miller the Tribune

Houston shows set for Lynden evening of magic and music

The Houstans, noted magician and impersonator with wife, will entertain Lynden on February 11. The act is organized by the Shaw Priesst Lyceum Bureau and requires selling 300 tickets to cover the performances.

Houston Lynden Shaw: Priesst Lyceum

Bixby explains fire room misperception over reading room

In a letter to the Tribune Frank W. Bixby, president of the Library and Reading Room Association and town clerk, clarifies that the council acted without ill intent. He admits a lack of prior consultation caused misunderstandings about using a room for fire engines. The association now supports the outcome and reports satisfaction from Edson.

Bixby Tribune Stroneey Reading Room Association Malta Auue Ward Pares Frank W. Bixby Library and Reading Room Association

Forbes in Sanitarium Amid Ill Health and Wealth

W. J. Forbes, a wealthy Lynden area farmer, was taken to Bellingham last week and is expected to be sent to a private sanitarium. He built his fortune by buying and improving river-bottom land, now owning 200 to 300 acres valued at about $200 per acre, along with substantial other property.

W. J. Forbes Bellingham Mr. Forbes Lynden

Heaton Buys Mill and Timber Portfolio

Robin Heaton of Lynden buys a mill and extensive timber on Chuckanut Mountain near Lake Whatcom. The Lynden mill will close temporarily while operations move to the new plant with about 5000 cords of shingle bolts. Heaton remains a key local lumberman with strong interests in Lynden.

Robin Heaton Heaton Lumber Co Lynden Chuckanut Mountain Lake Whatcom Heaton

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Lynden Boys Wuoiner Uwe Tiaueey Tue Piicuer Uwilue Tiunaog Lap Lue Chas. E. Cline Reea & Son Lynden Produce Blaine VS. Lynden Cobs R. G. Kehn Lay Or Frasier R. T. Carl Cline R. E Dan Clark Q. —Hal, Cline L. H F. —Henry Edwards R. H Will Meurer Pomona Lynden’s Lyceum Course Ratto Enterprise THE Cause Forbes IN Sanitarium
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