Local Notes From Sharon Yo Visit Relatives and Community Events
Town reports visiting relatives at Sharon Yo and a mapping event. Bethany Bethany Christian Endeavor hosted about 80 attendees. Electric lighting work begins using new machinery from Tord. Mrs. Thomas Fitch returns after a year in the Northwest. G A R and Women's Relief Corps activities draw many. Bonrlot feed business resumes. Preston Read’s daughter from Brookfield visits and scarlet fever concerns arise after exposure.
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Mt. Ist
Tiyin
Davee Re Town
Len Chatdeid
Linamont
N. TL
Ey Tord
Thomas Fitch
Northwest
Eugene Marshall
Hreintree
Preston Read
Brookfield
Mr. Marshall
Local Notices From Groton and Vicinity Mixed In Text
Local notes mark residents visiting Groton and Brookfield last week with references to Mrs May Rogers and Miss Hattie Powers. North country names include Mike Vernie M Bowen of Barre and J B McLan. Mentions of electric motor installation at a mill and winter homecomings appear amid scattered remarks about sugar and illness.
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Din Cilley
Groton
May Rogers
Wathen
McNamara
Brookfield
G. McKay
Garland Currier
B. White
Notice of plumbing and heating matter at Favor Trough Wor
An item records a notice involving Aunt Sugar Parle and Synny Anda related to Favor Trough Wor, with INTER and WHITNY and Tolaphone na mentioned in connection to the plumbing and heating issue.
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Inter & Whitny
Barre Daily-Times May 1 1908 local notices fragment
Fragmentary OCR preserves a local Barre Vermont notice page with stray names and partial references to a National Vit? Traint Company and Montpelier. The legible bits mention Barre and local events with unclear roles or actions.
Talk of the Town and Local Notices
The item list mixes commerce ads and church and social notices. It references Youngsey's telephones, framed items for sale at Baldwin, and a clairvoyant, plus community events at Congregational, Universalist, and Masons halls. Rentals and meetings include Young Univer youths and Ladies of the Maccabees. Also advertised are Burdock Blood Bitters and Ton Regulets drug claims with Red Cross Pharmacy.
Men Congregational Church Supper Planned This Week
The Congregational churchmen announce a Wednesday evening supper from 5:30 to 7:00 with no expense spared. All money refunded if diners are not pleased. menu kept secret. Food prepared and served by the men at 50 cents per plate.
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Congregational Church
Voters approve bottle license in Braintree election
In Braintree on April 1, residents voted 72 to 39 in favor of a bottle license amid anxious talk of saloon regulation. Applications center on West Braintree and other town areas as officials weigh liquor sales and district boundaries near Randolph village.
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Randolph
Annield
Nenitree
West
Brainteeey
Youth disturbances spark deputy escort to ice plant
An East Montpelier incident at Tiyte Park in March ends with Deputy Sheriff Sievers escorting Extent Dene to ice for a disturbance. The youth has long stirred annoyance. his father is dead, and guardians have no control. A neighbor report mentions a powdery substance and a path blocked by a tick in a yard, leading to arrest.
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Tiyte Park
Sievers
Vergennes
Tom
Fragmented notice text from unknown source
The readable lines show a damaged notice possibly about signatures and refunds. Names appear garbled with stray phrases about money, pharmacy, and officials. No clear event, date, or location can be established from the legible fragments.
Opera House Notes on Royal Slave at the Opera
The forthcoming production of A Royal Slave presented with elaborate stage pictures and top talents promises a premier on the opera house stage next Monday evening. Clarence Renpert leads a skilled cast and machinery team in a show described as the most original on the local stage with new ideas and startling effects.
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Obama
Naples
Clarence Renpert
Local Notes From Montpelier Area Society
Community snippets report Mr and Mrs George Witham visiting relatives in town. J Noyes of Littleton visits his father J I Noyes for several days. Local stroke illness concerns as John Lae suffers paralysis Sunday. Hon J M Fisher improving from illness and may walk soon. Montpelier students near returning to school. Martin finishes work for Charles P Hatch Co. DieCardy of Batrel and Mrs W B Lyons' daughter return home. William Keer's death obituary noted from east part of town.
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Carl C
Harvey
John L Ae
J. M. Fisher
Montpelier
Martin Han
Charles P. Hatch & Co
DieCardy
Batre
W. B. Lyfons
Will Glarke
Worther
Sterday
Wor Fasther
William Keer
Tunbridge Town Notes and Local Events
Nearly all have attempted to sugar the past week with small results. The little girl of Mr. and Mrs Henry Alexander born March 7th lived only two days. Excitement followed news of royal mites Lownie lek week as townsfolk awaited a dog sighting by Jones of Pleasantville visiting relatives. Sadness fell with the death of Mrs Clara Salter and the elder Mrs Salter’s strain. The diary story is much improved.
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Mra
Henry Alexander
Hoyal Mites
Lownie Lek
Aly
Clara ‘Eiter
Salter
Local Notes and Upcoming Armature Games in Deer-Bea League
Brief items list residents and visits from Burro, Hust Hardwick, St. Johnsbury and Plaidwick. Henry Phelp replaces Mr Fitts at the creamery. Carl Farrington and Arthur Wales travel for business. Lloyd Freeman and Francis Knapp work away. An operetta by Deer Bea is planned for the league’s last day of April and the first day of May.
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Henry Phelp
Burro
Alan
John McLean
Creamary
Fitts
Carl Farrington
Hust Hardwick
Arthur Wales
St. Johnsbury
Lloyd Freeman
Plaidwick
Bastona
Francis Knapp
Mr. Knapp
Labor briefs touch on workers, emigration and gear
Labor notes report organized women workers in the c i garmaking and tobacco sectors in Germany and Austria. The Austrian government warns agents opposing emigration, while Florida women advance a child labor protest restricting under twelve employment. A forge lock sewing machine aims for high speed production, and a tale mentions a famed fortune that allegedly yields prophetic inspiration when touched.
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Germany
Amstria
Agather
America
Toy Crote
Lange
Florida
ROT
Chinese Rice Crackers Across Borders Compared
A garbled excerpt contrasts Chinese rice crackers with an American biscuit, noting differences in sweetness and texture. It hints at cultural preferences and a scene where a mother references weather and a market or shop context, but the fragment remains unclear in details.
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Wiltels
Local Market Prices Report from Barre Wisconsin April 1 2008
Local market report from Barre Wisconsin shows sugar priced 12 to 13 cents and syrup 90 cents to 1 dollar per gallon. Wholesale quotes list dressed pork at 6% weight, fowls at 16 cents, butter and creamery products priced, maple sugar at 12 to 15 cents, and maple syrup at fall gallon levels.
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Barre
St.d
Boston Markets April 1 Egg Prices and Butter Stability
In Boston April 1 eggs show a slight firmer tendency under external advice. Butter remains unchanged, with limited supplies and moderate demand favoring sellers. Cheese stocks stay steady while price levels are hard to maintain. Quotations reflect wholesale receiver prices, not retail listings.
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Boston
The Early Potatoes Feed the War Economy
A fragmented account cites fall plowing as essential for early potato yields. Delays increase costs, reduce soil readiness, and lower quality tubers, while spring work, careful fertilization, and soil preparation improve output and prices.
Local soil fears and winter washout for crops
Farmers report mineral loss in soil over winter raising erosion worries. They note best crop method employed by McWhorter family and Chad experiment to reduce nutrient washout and improve yields this year.
The Aeroplane and its Balancing Act in Flight
Waldemar Kaemptfest in Cosmopolitan explains how an aeroplane must stay in motion to stay aloft and balances on an even keel like a skating ride. He compares flying machines to birds and canoes, detailing wind pressure, center of gravity, and the risk of capsizing, noting that even skilled attempts can be deadly.
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Waldemar Kaemptfest
Cosmopolitan
Magic of the Bass and The Angler’s Lure Across Seasons
An antiquated account describes the magic bass or Meda Mon-nuh she-gen, a legendary fish caught by surface lures in clear streams and still lakes. It portrays the enduring allure, where the memory of the first leap and reel’s song haunts the angler through winter and summer, binding the hunter to the sport.
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Mosay
Magozlow
Meteors and Meteorology Across Century Terms
Fragmentary historic note tracing how the word meteor and its variants shifted from everyday usage to the scientific meteorology realm. Mentions Crick adjective meaning up to nine tenths, historical views of heavenly bodies, wind, clouds, and meteors, and eventual specialization of the term to astronomy and atmospheric study.
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Crick
Agia
Miteorubey Ponterres
Thia
Fragmentary OCR Comedy Nonsense In Early Press
A garbled note describes tiny objects weighing more than a grain, mentions a postage stamp and delicate matches, and references Lew Salestoan and Shakespeare. It reads as improvised dialect parody with scattered names and phrases, lacking clear events or coherent narrative from the period.
Diary of Debs and the Great Northern Strike Night Manager Tale
Eugene V. Debs recalls serving as general manager for one night during the Great Northern strike, negotiating with James J. Hill and Pillsbury to reroute trains. The piece recounts the tense decision in St. Paul, a Duluth political gathering, and an audience introduction that drew cheers despite early hostility.
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Eugene V. Debs
Great Northern
St. Paul
A. Ht. U
James J. Mill
Debs
Great Northern Railway
Tai
Wnlea
Hi0
Mr. Hill
Dermy
Charles A. Pillsbory
Hinl
Mr. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Hlt
President ii
Duluth
Minn
Trades Union
Tie
Deleste
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Mayer Catoo
Tashlay x. F. Gontya
Sharon
Women’s Relief Corps
Wtton Amet
Catoyadel ‘Seca Dion
Topsham
Mra. Preé Rudolph of
Brookaoe
D. ¥. feKay
Ge Hall
Braiford
N. H
Alo
Wornard
Ae Lin
J. A. White
Osborne
East Barre
YI ‘Budcemor
Woodwart
Emslie's Flower Store
Wain St
West Ladd’'s
Emslie ® CO
Tuy Woot
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Barre Daily-Times
Montpelitr
Mhitual
Amine
Eatiara
Et Pelaes
Talk OF
TOWN
Youngsey’s
Baldwin, Typawriter Desk
Mattop
Ad Cetral Clumb
Noms
Esa
T.M. Averill
Elis
jSeeveing Street
Hharch
Main Street
O. K
Younh
Univeranletanos
Py Hall
Y. P.O. NL
Universalist Church
Jon
Coxenta
Toan
Peeters
Red Crose Pharmacy
Braintree
East
OWE Ny
Darla Bolster
W. TL
Miles & Ga
Nedilipi
Opera House Notes
Ge Eeidih
Lower Cabot
George Witham
Glen Ears
Martin's Ovat Sunie
S. J. Noyes
Littleton, N. W
J. I. Noyes
Tunbridge
Sangdon Jones
Pleaxntville
CABOT
HN Local Markets
Ricker's Market
Mieker
Gge
Weateri
Camaty
Reno
New York
Twina
Westerm
Anmericam Cultivator
Tver
Magic OF the Bass
Sheffield
Bigham
Lylak
Reynolds & Son
Vermont
Jim Hill
American Railway Union
India
Dyer
George Sprague
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Miami
Reliance
Gilson, Waarspecker
Hasdlene
C. H. Taft
Randolph Center
Guy Farmers’ Club
Wathington County
Sunnyside
Suick
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Rarm
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