Barre Daily Times Item Summary from 1907 Vermont records
Fragmentary notice from The Barre Daily Times mentions Vermont items and a national company, with references to agents W. B. Ballard and a local Barre contact. The text is garbled, showing year 1907 and vague association with navigation or marine parts, lacking clear event details or outcomes.
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Vermont
SHTML
National Lita
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Montpeliar
Marbua
Moneee
W. B. Ballard
Barre
Local items and notices from Rutland Vermont Eastern Herald
In Rutland Vermont the Eastern Herald notes quarantine at 203 North Main Street due to a family illness, the Enter-City Athletic Association stockholders set April 30 for its annual meeting, and Lewis Veterinary Hospital opens at 12 Cottage Street with facilities for 12 horses and 20 dogs. Also mentioned are various local social, sports, and business updates, including visits, travel, and health notices.
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Youngson
S. Tol
Iter
Fiat
M. Averill
Rem
Telepone
The
Eastern Herald
Thin Ata
Misa Netlio Robbins
Addrem
Rutland
Sobinedah
Herme Ta
Mia
Cera Robbine
John Tierney
Bouth Main Street
North
Tata
Enter-City Athletic Associaton
Wiam Wishart
Varee
Chas. H. Wishart
Lewis Veterimary Hospital
Cottage Street
Arthur Bloh
Lewis
Johnson's Stable
O. Hi. Marr, V
Ontario Veterint College
Randolph Women’s Literary Club Meeting Report
A fragment describes a Randolph women’s literary club meeting held on February day at Mrs Homer White’s home with Mrs Wally and Miss Whitney hosting. It mentions local engagements and social details amid unclear OCR remnants.
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Tate
Tegan
Vaughan
Randolph Women'a Literary Club
Beburday
Mra
Homer White
Wally
Mere. Whitney
Electric Hitters Restore Man’s Health After Near Collapse
A man credits Electric Hitters with saving his life after a near fatal decline. He describes a slender thread of life and a quick recovery that left him stronger than before. The ad cites Cross Pharmacy Washington Avenue as the place to buy with a guarantee. The piece also advertises Burdek Blood Bitters and Doan’s Regulats as remedies for health issues.
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Mr. C
Cross Pharmacy
Two fine colts win premiums at Dominion exhibition
Sirre and Sir Abbott, two three year olds by Fleetionesr and Onward, won top marks at the Dominion exhibition in Sherbrooke P Q. Wilkesdale took first premium for three year old stallions and Sir Abbott earned third premium. The Dominion government allotted $50 000 to the show at South Barre. stand for service at Smith Stock Farm South Barre with Chas Gordon in charge.
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Sir_ Abbott
Wiikes
Suinin
Fleetionesr
Alvo
Wilkendale
Offdale
Onward
Fannie Black
Beterton
Smith Stock Farm
South Barre
Chas. M. Gordon
Wilkesdale
Sherbrooke
P. Q
Sir Abbott
America
Osborne's Grocery Launches in New Quarters
The grocer announces relocation to new quarters with better ads and prices, offering cash rebates and a wide assortment of provisions.
Pretty home wedding unites Miss Blanche Kent Green and Duncan McDonald
A quick, intimate wedding occurred Wednesday evening at the bride’s home with a small circle of friends. Rev. I. A. Wilson officiated as Blanche Kent Green became Mrs Duncan McDonald. The couple plan to reside in Hardwick after visiting Burlington Montpelier and Barre.
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Blanche Kent Green
Duncan McDonald
Mra
F. Green
A. Wilson
Mike Otte ‘Thomas
Roger Houston
Ie Henne
Caeoe Yey
Otorrery
Burlingtom
Montpelier
Barre
Tome
MacDonald
Hardwick
Hang Teay's Boodle at the Opera House Notes
A fragmentary note on Hang Teay's Boodle at the Opera House notes the show as lively yet restrained in risibles. It highlights the style as extravagant and theatrical, with attention to dramatic background and costumes.
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Teay
Fabion
Bieay
Singles and Jests An Unregretted Dissolution Poem
Fragmented verse recalls past games and forgiveness in bridge golf and love. The speaker laments forgotten betrayals and ongoing forgiveness, ending with doubt over lingering forgiveness for the other's actions. The tone mixes playful sport with remorseful sentiment and uncertain closure.
A Tragic Tale Of Jones And A Failing Currency Bill
A fragmented tale portrays Jones as a brilliant man whose mind collapses under a controversial currency bill. He struggles with complex topics, meets ridicule, and endures a disastrous breakdown leading to institutional care.
Green and Blue Hens Attract Noted Feathered Display
A report from an agricultural college in Connecticut notes experimental chicken pens with hens exhibiting unusual feather colors. Observers describe hens of green and blue plumage as part of a yard project, sparking curiosity about potential new breeds.
Patent attorney in Mainigtn cites Mrs Waldy letters
A patent attorney cites a set of letters from Mrs Waldy describing her domestic struggles and alleged acts by her husband. The May MacTire's quoted passages accuse extramarital affairs and moral failures, portraying a troubled marriage and a breach of discretion.
Town News Briefs and Local Appointments
A jumble of local notices lists a new automobile from Wesley W Undfieldt arriving Thursday and soon to be set up. The town council will meet the first Tuesday in May at the town clerk's office to discuss appeals to correct errors in the tax list. May discussion will cover cow milk and butter testing. State officials audited county records Friday. Hezekiah Colby, former resident, died last week in Bethel at age 1. Cortland arrivals at the county hotel include Barres, Leavitt, Parry, Sprague, Atwood, and others from Randolph, Lebanon, White River Junction, Rochester, and surrounding towns.
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Daritag
Tharday
Slerk
Grange
Randolph
Aget
Sharples
Fred A. Ord
TH. Holes
Plattsburg
N.Y
Jacuary
Mminnie
Dewey Hanley
Montpelier
Darling
Adama
Sprague
Hezekiah Bb. Colby
Bethel
W. B. Colly
West Hanover
Mass
Wee- Jey UM. Ee
Tonbridge
Pray County
Terrill Barres
H.W. Leavitt
South Royalton
Quvery
Boston
Norman Parry
W. W. Sprague
Mark Atwood
Clarence G. Stane
Lebanon
N. Kerika Aeeeees
Ey Ay C. Abbott
Local residents and visitors part of Plainfield social scene
Plainfield reports show John Verryix and Leavitt connected to local drug store ventures while Brother drives a San fora Hooker stage this week. Charley Soule visits on business. Charley Wheeler cares for Orville. Miss Helen Valney from Montpelier visits. Mr. and Mrs. Aleon Smith spend time with friends. Edith Batehelder’s daughter with manates. Hattie Reed of Barroty in town. Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Stratton of Montpelier spend the week with relatives.
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Leavitt
Oe Brothers
Sanfora Hooker
Charley Soule
Turlington
Charley Wheeler
Orville Taste
Steaith
Mies Kether
Knut Cutais
Milford Risers
Helen Valney
Mantpelier
Aleon Smith
Falgar Martin
Madchester
Orlando Martin
Hattie Reed
Barroty
Dave
Airs
Sol
Bartlett
Win
Stratton
Montpelier
Aire
Lauvitt
Williamsport School Vacation Plans Incomplete Text
Fragmentary report notes a school vacation underway with Mrs W and children planning a Canada visit to see a sister. Mentions a return date and a family member traveling, but details are garbled and unclear.
Diversion of Streams and International Water Rights
A Canadian government commissioned scientist warns that proposed diversion of 40 000 cubic feet per second would harm Niagara Falls and lower Lake Erie by three feet, affecting Detroit River and connected waterways. The piece explores federal power over navigable versus non navigable waters, state versus federal jurisdiction, and historical cases like Arkansas after Mississippi, raising questions about sovereignty and possible mutual concessions in shared rivers.
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Niagara Falls
Canada
Lake Erie
Detroit River
Lakes Huron
Sitin
United States
Thore
Howe
Athens
Keltany
Colorado
Arkansas
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Dongredé
Great
Mexico
Vermont arrest of young man on forgery charge
A young man identified as Walotrmin was arrested by Officer O'Brien in Westfield on Friday afternoon. He is to be transported to Newport, Vermont by Sheriff Wille to face forgery charges, amid unclear surrounding details.
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J. B. Cleveland
Woetfield
Mase
Agust
Harry L. Walotrmin
Eouye Hine
Wiliam J. O'Brien
Parkstock
Vermont
K. J. Wille
Newport
The Favorite Room In Homes And Its Allure
A discussion on the so called favorite room in houses, its organic growth, comfort, and charm. The piece notes rooms evolve from nurseries to boudoirs or extra bedrooms and remain unswayed by efforts to force a "favorite" status. It adds praise for American fashion sense and character, praising the American woman’s style and confidence.
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Pheromne
Noyary
New Hudson River Subway Opens Amid Ceremonies
On February 2 1907 tunnels linking Manhattan and Hoboken opened with ceremonies. President Roosevelt Governor Hughes and Governor Fort rode the first train. A five car train started from the corner of seven and reeve in theNew York side. The line passes under the Hudson with a swift ride to the DL&W station Hoboken. The New York terminus is at Nineth street and Sixth Avenue with northward extension to Thirty Ninth Street. The opening promises access to the new Pennsylvanian station and boosts a new shopping district. The May Technical World issue describes the tunneling and service.
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New Hudson River
Manhattan
Islind
Hiboken
Rowevelt
Washington
Anghes
New York
Forl
New Jarmy
G. McAdone
Sven
Imap
Condorabla
Manihot
Lenrath
Hudson Steelf
DL & W
Ft Hoboken
Jersey Alde
Niteleaihsstreet
Siyth Avenue
ThirtyAhind Street
Denninylrain
Thin Point
Ray Standard Baker and his editorial workflow in New York
Ray Standard Baker, Baker and Ruth Tay Stannard Baker, author of articles on negotiate in The Magazine, spends a month in New York with Powis a week or ten days in the office, coordinating associates and planning new work. He does all of his writing at Kost Lansing.
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Ray Standard Baker
Baker
Ruth
Tay Stannard Baker
Misa Winalow’s Soothing Syrup Ets Gora Fate
Fragmentary OCR text references a medicine called Misa Winalow’s Soothing Syrup. It mentions children, stomach issues, wind colic, and relief claims. The readability is poor with many garbled words and unclear details.
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Misa
Winalow
Fate Childran
Humber
Bread and baked goods advertised by leading grocers
Made fresh every day with Duluth Imperial Flour, bread 10c a loaf or 4 for 25c. Largest and best line of pies cakes and sweetbreads in the city. Free delivery. Phone 337-4.
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