First Salmon of \u2772 was a Late Biter: Newspaper Clipping

This clipping describes the price made for the first salmon of the year from the river Liffey. The fish was subsequently purchased by the Russel Hotel. The attached photograph shows Jacie Needem as Head Chef of the Russell Hotel and Assistant Manager Oliver McMahon with the 10lb. salmon

LeCocq Establishes Education Fund , n.d.

Newspaper about Ralph establishing a trust to be used for scholarships for worthy graduates of Lynden Public and Lynden Christian High Schools.https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/lecocqnewspaper/1014/thumbnail.jp

Nooksack River Navigability Status Challenged by Lawyer , 1957

Newspaper article about a case Ralph LeCocq was representing as lawyer. In this case, the state of Washington was collecting royalties on public land, and a river specifically, but Ralph declared the state had no authority to do so, since the river is not navigable due to low bridges.https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/lecocqnewspaper/1003/thumbnail.jp

Dairymen Association Voices Approval for Vaccination of Calves , December 19, 1940

Newspaper article about the approval and acceptance of a calf vaccination to control the Bang\u27s disease in calves/cows. Ralph LeCocq had been actively advocating for this program since 1933.https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/lecocqnewspaper/1001/thumbnail.jp

Ambassadors Say Cackleberries Act as TB Cure In Germany , n.d.

Newspaper article describing Mr. and Mrs. Frank LeCocq\u27s travels to Europe after World War 2. The article describes what they saw in Denmark and Germany in detail.https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/lecocqnewspaper/1012/thumbnail.jp

Bellingham Girl, W. S. C. Graduate, Named Outstanding 1937 Student , 1937

Article about Rhoda P. LeCocq, daughter of Ralph LeCocq, being selected as one of the outstanding students of America, a national award, for all her extracurriculars and honors in college.https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/lecocqnewspaper/1016/thumbnail.jp

Obituary of Charles E. LeCocq, n.d.

Short obituary excerpt from a newspaper describing the life and death of Charles E. LeCocq (1899-1948), one of the eight sons of Frank LeCocq Jr. and Rhoda LeCocq. ca. May, 1948.https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/franklecocqjr/1024/thumbnail.jp

Talented Young Ladies Join the Mill Valley Masquers , n.d.

Newspaper article detailing the additions of two new ladies in the Masquers group: Beverly Bradley and Rhoda LeCocq. The article briefly outlines both women\u27s past accomplishments and roles in the current play.https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/lecocqnewspaper/1017/thumbnail.jp

Photo Oil! , n.d.

Photo of R.B. LeCocq dipping his finger in the first can of oil from Can-American Petroleum Company and Frank LeCocq watching.https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/lecocqnewspaper/1010/thumbnail.jp

Newspaper photo Coming Again to Jubilee , 1951

Photo in the newspaper of Einar Simonarson, Ralph LeCocq, and Lyman Judson celebrating the Golden Anniversary of Lynden in 1941. Printed in 1951 in anticipation of the 60th Anniversary.https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/lecocqmiscellaneous/1037/thumbnail.jp