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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1908

Page

6

National Life Insurance ad highlights Barre agents

The Barre Daily Times notes a long standing life insurance firm with fifty eight years of experience and a robust policyholder base. S Ballard is named as general agent in Montpelier with local agent N B Ballard in Barre, promoting Mutual Life coverage.

National Life Insurance Company Montpelier Mutual S. Ballard Montlocal Patiens N. B. Ballard Barre

Talk of the Town items and notices from Soungson’s ad to veterinary hospital

A mixed round of local notices includes cut flowers for sale at Soungson’s with furniture deals, rental ads at 48 and 60 South Main Street, music shop offerings from A Ginchino, and a report on the Inter-City Athletic Association stockholders meeting set for April 30. Lewis Veterinary Hospital opens at 12 Cottage Street with full facilities for horses and dogs under Dr Arthur T H Lewis with C E Carr as V S. operations available day and night. telephone 212-14.

Soungson’s L. M. Averill RE. Ellis Spaulding Street Telepatna Eastern Herald Rutland South Main Street John Tierney Aoe Main Street North Main Reet A. Ginchino Vermont Pritt McKinley Munic Go New York Chicago Wilwell Inter-City Athletic Association At & P. mm Wiliam Wishart Keey HL Wishother Lewis’ Veterinary Hospital Cottage Street Artie T. H. Lewis D. VS Johnson's Stable C. E. Carr V. S Ontario Veterinary College

Dr. King’s New Life Pain Medicine Advertisement

An old newspaper notice touts Dr King’s New Life Pain Medicine as a remedy for liver stagnation, headaches, biliousness, and jaundice. It promotes easing symptoms with a supposed patent elixir, noting a price of $0.90 at Red Crow Pharmacy.

Osborne's Groceries Turns New Leaf in Fresh Quarters

GO TO OSBORNE'S For your first class Groceries and Provisions. Right prices and cash discounts. Will be in new quarters soon with lots of new goods.

Marshfield Notes Include Ills And Local Events At Town

Tim Brown works for Mrs. D K Lawns as measles and chicken pox linger. Town schedules tetanus clinic starting Monday April 27. Mrs. Taylor of Groton visits Mrs. Ann Davin. Nellie Haskins of Barre stays with Mrs. J W Mears. Bessie Dwinell goes to Pekin district Calais to summer school. Luella Brown finished work and J D McCritiis returns home. Mr and Mrs Tucker and Mr and Mrs Henwin visit Barre. Sugar makers report excellent season with over three pounds per tree. Mrs. Enens ill, Dr. Lee attends. Dr Carver visits sick Mr Mears. Goldie Smith returns to Malden school. Mr and Mrs Brooks Hudson of Lowell visit relatives. Edmund Packer of Lowell learns son Henry W is critically ill. local doctors hope for recovery. Mrs. Shepard’s golden anniversary celebrated with about four hundred visitors from nearby towns. Amy Cameron ill with scarlet fever. quarantine enforced. Helen Loveland suffers catarrhal trouble. Constable Pike aids drunk case. Wilbur of Woodbury arraigned, fined 31.01 and costs.

Tim Brown D. K Aptiogls Taylor Groton Ann, Davin Nellie Haskins Barre J. W. Mears Bessie Dwinell Pekin Jdietrice Calais Luella Brown J. D. McCritiis A. C. Tucker S. Henwin Atv Excelent David Enens Loo Frank Lee Mears HS. Carver Amy B. J. Camerony Carver Imaay Howe Cameron Helen Loveland

Local notices and life events at Hayward cottage and town

The fragment lists arrivals and incidents including Mr. Du Bois near Corona carriage accident at Hayward cottage, a stable transfer, camp events, and a series of social notices. It mentions Mrs. Brigham traveling to Massachusetts, Rev. Currier visiting, and local schooling updates with Italian language class notes and community committee actions.

John Mr. du Bois Hayward Cottage

City Mall office hours for tax passers and assessors

Notice describes daily office hours at City Mall from 8 a m to 8 pm for tax passers to return items and for the assessor to conduct inventories. It notes a fair opportunity to complete duties and references City Hall and statutory guidance in mixed language.

Masogsers City Mall Slaigte Theo

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By A Satisfied User

A reader reports long standing backache and kidney discomfort eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial mentions relief of back pain, improved sleep, and renewed strength, credits a prior cure attributed to a person named Barton, and notes Crown's drug store in Barré as the local seller with Fowter-Milburn Co as U S agents.

Dean Kidnes Barre Clon Mae Barty Don Crown Doan Fowter-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Down's

Groton Socials and Local Notes Highlight Week Activities

Fred Welch returned from Boston on Wednesday. Frank Braga m of Bradford visited town on business. Deputy Sacr Warrimay from St. Johnsbury came in Saturday. Several residents reported travel and visits including Mrs C Lord and Mrs T W Carnes. M T Beasle and company won a contract to lay curbs for concrete sidewalks. Mrs James Burton traveled to Wells River to meet others. Mrs George Webber spent winter in Newood and returned Saturday. Mr Paleo of St Johnsbury visited town regarding Connecticut General Life Insurance. Police court session was brief with Tony and Webber paying fines. A May ball is announced at the Colfrin Opera House May 1 with Carl Determan’s orchestra. Arthur and Mrs Freeman will leave for New York with their child. Unity lodge and Odd Fellows observe celebration. Rev W Clough to speak with a literary program.

Fred. Welch Boston Frank ‘Brigram Bradford Sacr Warrimay St. Johnsbury Ciffrin Viniti Jurfington St. Albana ‘Thurauy C. Lord T. W. Carnes Eayere Cords Grippe M. T. Beasle and Company James Burton Welle River Mra Alias Finchen Putnamsville Naw George Webber Newood Paleo Collecticut General Life Lasatage Company Peters Grant May Colfrin If M. Wrank Tinker Carl O. Deternan Arthur Freeman

Jerome Attacks the Press in Democratic Debate

A speech by Jerome denounces government by newspapers and pushes for education based democracy. He praises British envoy Bryce, argues media control harms governance, and warns that a democracy can falter under press dominance. He cites education and national unity as remedies, calling for reform beyond statutes.

Opera House Notes A Star Returns With New Farce

Theatre patrons will enjoy George Ridney and his company next Tuesday as Sidney headlines a season of musical comedy. The performance showcases Sidney’s latest Farce with Busy Leey, featuring Carrie Webber and a capable ensemble. Cast highlights include a lively chorus and engaging, light humor designed for broad audience appeal.

George Ridney Mr. Sidney Sidney Nefri Leey Joy Mise Carrie Webber

British Congo Reforms Demand Free Trade and Abolition of Forced Labor

London reports push for Britain to recognize Congo annexation on conditions of free trade and abolition of forced labor. Sir Edward Grey outlines terms to Belgium’s state, with Walter Runciman re-elected to the House of Commons amid related coverage.

Walter Runciman House of Commons London Great Britain Congo Belgium Edward Guary

Crown Jewels Seized By State In Lisbon History

Lisbon April 25. In a historical account King Miguel ruled P in 3534 and the crown jewels valued at 2 100 000 were confiscated and deposited in the Bank of Portugal as state property. A later inventory found the jewels valued at 750 000 missing. The bank governor said the sale was to meet royal debts upon King Carine’s orders to avoid scandal. The young king announced his findings.

Lisbon Miguel Bank of Portugal Manet Jigen Carine

Dumping Refuse in Streams Prohibited by City Ordinances

Public notice revokes dumping of refuse in streams under Chapter 19 and Section 34 with penalties from one to fifty dollars. Violations will be prosecuted. City council announces continued enforcement and warns the public. The notice mentions Telephone and Papin Bros.

Warre Papin Bros

Green's Ideal Bakery Ad Promotes Fresh Bread and Treats

An old advertising snippet for Green's Ideal Bakery touts pure bread made daily and sold at 10 or 3 for 25 cents. It claims the store offers the largest and best pies cakes and sweetbreads in the city with free delivery and a contact phone number 337-4.

Deery

Incomplete Fragment Hints at Political Admiration

Fragmentary text references personal factor in admiration for a treasury or political allegiance. Mentions Republicans and university figures, but full context and specifics are unreadable.

Britain Not to Build Warships for Russia at Home

St. Petersburg reports a Russian decision to abandon foreign shipbuilding for five warships and push naval construction domestically. The British press notes this could affect 1908 plans as the Duma debates arrangements and funding while English sources question feasibility of foreign orders.

Britain Russia St. Petersburg England Glyde Bipbuilders Ts Unten Thirdniralty

Special Session Convoked by Gov Hughes in Albany

Albany reports a special legislative session called by Gov Hughes after adjournment to push through vetoed or stalled measures, including a proposed anti betting bill. The proclamation cites Section 4 of Article II of the Constitution, convening the Capitol on May 11 at 3:30 PM.

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Two Thoroughbred Colts Shine at Dominion Exhibition

Sir Abbott and Wilkesdale, two good colts by Abbott Wilkes and Wilkesdale by Ondale, stood at Smith Stock Farm South Narre. Wilkesdale won a fireturn for three year old stallions at the Dominion Exhibition in Sherburbe. Sir Abbott earned a third premium. The Dominion government appropriated 850,000 for the exhibition, one of America’s largest thoroughbred events.

Abbott Wilkesdale Sir Abbott Abbott Wilkes Suisun Electic Ondale Doy Onwited Dium Fannie Black Beterton Smith Stock Farm South Narre Gore Don Sherburbe Sip Abbott America

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