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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
7
A letter from Alexander Waiters of the Africa Church denounces the Brownsville incident as a ploy to discredit African Americans. He claims the White House policy favored South white supremacy and suggests the president avoided taking action against the Brownsville affair. The writer argues many Negroes won’t vote for Taft, fearing it gifts Roosevelt the presidency.
A fragment from a historical newspaper hints at a patent remedy by Dr King claimed to ease liver stagnation headache and related pains. The note suggests readers try the product from Red Cross to relieve symptoms and improve health.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page mentions obits and Toledo with stray names and faded details. Despite missing context the readable bits suggest an obituary notice or death notice section, but specifics are unreadable and no clear individuals or dates emerge.
A67-year-old advertising notice promotes Urial remedy for rheumatism. It claims painless home use, money back after trial, and personal recommendations from cured customers. The notice invites readers to mail name and address for a free trial bottle, with a local confirmation mentioning Barre and Red Cross Pharmacy affiliation.
The annual treasurer’s report shows expenditures of 507 08 during the year and a breviary balance of 293.34. Postmaster salaries rise 14 percent, and village trustees plan instrument purchases. Vermont patent notices list residents and a May state woodmen event in St Albans. Wilmington dogs face a 90 day quarantine amid a rabbit incident.
Local Burlington Automobile Club invites members and visitors to a meeting at the Van Newt house in Marlington on April 15 at 8 p m. The agenda includes by laws, officer certificates, and a plan to unite dealers and owners for better roads while seeking active state and regional cooperation.
Editor responds to Barre Daily Times criticism by Professor Stone, defending Vermont teachers as well educated and capable. Letter cites Chelsea example and argues against lumping all teachers as inferior, urging fair assessment and acknowledging differing views within the education system.
The nineteenth annual session of the Grand Lodge of Vermont New England Order of Protection opens April 28 at 10 o clock in the forenoon in Knights of Phything hall Burlington. Grand wardens and representatives from subordinate lodges attend. Committees and credentialists briefed, reports awaited, and entertainment planned.
A Rutland man connected to a growing Cry of Rochemer New York granite and marble business is offered for sale due to poor health. The listing notes Salisbury and Independence League events with addresses at 478 State Street, Ely, and Weld areas, highlighting regional ties and honors.
A fragmentary notice describes a lecture on independence and self care held at the Knickerbocker Hotel in New York City on the 27th. Attendees include Mr. Spellman and a roomful of speakers such as William Hearst guests and many others from various states.
Notice in the Court regarding the estate of Sarah A Mower of Vermont. Creditors and interested parties are warned of a probate hearing date, with publication in the Barre Times, requesting claims and objections within three weeks. Judge Carleton presides with details of time and place listed for the proceeding.
Auction to be held at Hebome featuring seven cows three fattening calves two year old heifers two small stock, one sow, one horse, four lots of small articles. Terms announced at sale.
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