Pro Tem Protection at Low Rates Ad
Barre Daily Times notes low cost insurance options from National Life Insurance and local agents, urging readers to examine adjoining pages for details and to contact Montpelier Vermont agents for mutual policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IC Ee
Yar
National Lite Insurance Company
Montpelier
Mutual
S & Ballard
Quvtral
Montler
Vtoj MN
Dadlard
Loent
Irre
Talk of the Town Excursion to Plattsburg
Fragments announce an August 4 excursion to Plattsburg with mentions of Vermont Fruit Store ice cream offerings and a watch and jewelry shop ad. Several ad-like lines reference Red Tag sales, Skeeter Skoot fishing, and a large western Vermont lodging house on Pratl street with a Barrett location and ground-floor office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
Reeady
Vermont Fruit
Cate Real Karate Agency
Adv
C. 8
Andrews
Vermont
A. Hi. Huecell
Pratl Street
Barrett
Oillee
Marshfield notes and local notices from a Marshfield page
Local items report Shine family returning home from Marshfield while Mrs. Bary faces pneumonia and Mrs. Emery endures long neuralgia. Break in at Sweinfeger Short's store yields jewelry and cash. Upcoming events include a lawn party at Hotel Spencer with cream and cake and a public dip at Vite gense pond. Public health ads tout Doan's Ointment and Doan's Regulators and Dr Thomas' Meteotrit Oil with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Shine
Amherst
Marshfield House
Robert Bary
Emery
Sweinfeger & Short’s
Bpencer
Coal price list. discounts offered
The notice lists winter coal purchases with varieties Egg, Stove and Nat Lehigh coal priced around 25 cents and a cash discount of 25 cents per ton, bringing a total near 8.05 dollars. It references D and Hy and Scranton free-lurning coals and urges buyers to stock up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lehigh
Soic
Rent terms for eggs stove and nut fuel per ton
Advance rents per ton per month for Egg Stove and Nut are stated. 68 Lehigh adds 25 cents per ton. A cash discount of 8 cents per ton is offered if paid within ten days.
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Lehigh
Local Social Roundup Includes Travel and Local Incidents
Names from Randolph region appear in a weekend social and town news roundup. Mentions Frank Lashwa a twelve year old mishap. Miss Joule Mabblit of Washington DC visiting. W N McCollom house for sale. multiple local visitors and travelers from Barre Springfield and Boston. Dr E O Blanchard back from dental convention. Pearl Lamson hosted Miss Roberts of Springfield Missouri. Mrs G W Hayward narrowly injured by knife. Sargent Oonged Roundy preparing move to Castleton. grange quartet attended large Paxmono grange meeting in Bridgewater.
Northfield residents form new firm amid local changes
Daniel McCarthy and son in law Alex Eddy organize McCarthy & Raddy as replacement for Northolt Coat Co. J J Talbot and J L Byrne era ends after Talbot's death. Local staff relocate, marriages, trips, and family notices appear as residents return from Boston and New York while a Berlin pond homestead sale is planned and a packing project begins for J D Denison.
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Daniel McCarthy
Alex Eddy
Northield Coat Co
McCarthy
Widle
K. J. Brittan
Eddy
Orange County
Local Cabot Roundup of Visits and Encampment News
Residents and visitors fill Cabot area with social calls and travel. Mary Spencer visited Calnis. Walter Lance and family in Woodbury. Miss Dorothy Willie staying with W P Lance. Encampment attendance at Montpelier. several local residents journeyed to Morrisville and East Calais. Teachers’ examination held this week.
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Dorothy Willie
Newtonville
Mass
W. P. Lance
Lower Cabot
Local notices from Pittsfield area residents
Mr and Mrs G C Sanborn and family and Mr Abbie K Baker have returned home after two weeks in Pittsfield. The four days old infant of Mr and Mrs J Edgar McNichole died Wednesday from intestinal trouble. funeral Thursday. Fred Wells, ill for a month at his mother's home, remains critically ill with slim chances of recovery. Miss Louisa Newell returns from New York City to resume work as stenographer at Plumley and Plumley. Miss Julia Holland of Boston is visiting her parents for a few weeks. Her brother Timothy, who had a critical operation in Boston two months ago, is slowly improving at home in Maine. John Howard of New York, class of 1900, with Mrs Howard, spends the summer in town near the Sanborn Cary cottage on Turkey Hill, guiding three young men. two will enter Norwich this fall, one Brown University. Miss Bla Jeslyn has returned from Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington after two operations. Miss Joslyn is improving but cannot teach at Northfield school this fall.
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Frank Dennison
St. Athans
J. J. Dennison
South Northfield
C. D. Edgerton
Alson
Sanapen Lake
N.hs
D. B. Howe
William Kerr
Mallets
Belle Houston
Burlington
John L. Sping
Nashua
Waa
Sping
Mise Denison
Mra
F. G. GrGwene
J. M. Bullock
C. P Hatoh
J.D. Denisan
Berlin Pond
Randolph Avenue
Denison Gurs
Nashue
Fred Wells
Meh
Tottiso Wright
Misa Louisa Newell
New York City
Plumley and
Plumley
Julia Holland
Boston
Timothy Holland
Timothy
John Howard
N. Y
Mrs. Howard
Town
Howard
Sanborn-Cary
Turkey Hill
Norwich
Brown University
Misa Bla Jeslyn
Mary Fletcher
Misa Joslyn
Narthfeld
Barge Carrying Twenty Five Passengers Sails From Barre
Williamstown reports Edson's barge carried about twenty five people from Barre to Berlin Pond yesterday. Denny Briggs works on extensive burns repairs. Misnes Robinson and Seager returned from summer school for teachers. Brookfield beat local team 25 to 4. Harvey Gay and others spent day at Mirpor lake. Young people went to Harlin for a week. Largest hay crop yet to barns on the Deury farm. McKengie of Granville heading busy work crew.
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Edson
Barre
Berlin Pond
Brookfield
Harvey Gay
HS. Drury
Merle Lawrence
Millie Drury
Mirpor Lake
Barre Tax Bills Due By August Tenth 1908
Notice from Barre Vermont treasurer James Mackay that the 1908 tax bills are due by August 10, with unpaid taxes to be turned to the constable for collection plus five percent penalties and legal fees. Also includes a plug for Dr King s New Discovery and water restrictions advisory.
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City of
Barre
Vermont
James Mackay
Fragmented early 20th century clippings repurpose wit
The brief items note quirky remarks from newspapers and a Chicago jilt club. Quotes mock political figures and scientific claims, including Dr. Wiley and a clock needing annual winding. The tone is ironic and reflective of light headlines across multiple papers.
Snow falls halt Valdes streets as fire crews respond
Snow blankets Valdes Alaska prompting the fire department to clear sidewalks. The text notes a long history of US House speakers born outside New York and mentions gas production shifts from Pennsylvania to West Virginia while hinting at military, agricultural, and local farming topics.
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Valdes
Alaska
House of Representatives
New York City
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York Navy Yard
Fly Catches and Trade Rumors Rock Baseball Circles
A New York writer calls Detroit’s Willett a future star for the Pirates rivaling Harney Dreyfuss’s NL reps. Bugs Raymond draws NL interest while Koneteby in St. Louis shows progress toward stardom. Eddie Summers of the Detroit Americans struggles in a loss as Cleveland disrupts his delivery and Detroit suffers a defeat. Summers weeps in the locker room.
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Willett
Detroit Amer-icana Ts
Jenainge
Pittsburg
Pirates
New York
Harney Dreyfuss
Bugs Raymond
National League Ciibs
St. Louis
Koneteby
St. Louis Nationale
Eddie Summers
Detroit Americans
Cleveland
Detroit
Summers
Teara
Church Work Develops Big Fund Drive
The national board of church extension aims to raise 1,000,000 dollars by year end. Wesleyan East End mission in London occupies one and three fourths acres after twenty three years of effort. Baltimore land for an Episcopal cathedral has seen initial payment on a three and a half acre tract. Episcopal City Mission in Boston spends about 5,000 dollars in summer work aiding women and children needing fresh air. Rev C A Wooddy oversees roughly 4,000 churches in a missionary district spanning Montana to Nevada.
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National Board of Church Extension of
The
Christian Church
Pew
Wesleyan
East End
Olesion
London
Baltimore
Episcopal Cathedral
Episcopal City Minion
Boston
C A. Wooddy
Montana
Idaho
Washington
California
Oregon
Nevada
German Gleanings and Berlin News Snippets
Auto street sprinklers fail in Berlin. In Splunbergen Mavaria a 119 year old woman loses her only support as her daughter dies at ninety. A tramp is arrested for begging. A phono graph tale records a private home misfortune. Grand Duke Frederick of Madenten accepts funds to restore Hiliterber Castle. Castle rebuilding debate has raged for years.
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Berlin
Splunbergen
Mavaria
Houste Nly
Frederick of
Madenten
Hiliterber
Ambiguous Paris Report Taints Taft Nomination Link
Fragmentary Paris Gaulole notes Taft nomination tied to Mrs Nicholas Longworth. Mentions a mayoral election in a French town with a brother as clerk and six counriiors. References questionable data on literacy and civic structure amid church expulsions in France.
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Paris Gaulole
Taft
Mra
Nicholas Longworth
Venauson
France
Fragte
Ferry
Wibep
Marsellee
Progressive Methods Boost Potato Yields with Spraying Test
A New York farmer sprayed fifteen acres of Carman No. 4 potatoes four times using Bordeaux at sixty gallons per acre. Result: 134 bushels 30 pounds marketable versus 67 bushels 25 pounds on unsprayed rows, a 67.5 bushel gain per acre, despite weed and insect pressure and limited by later work.
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New York
Paris Green
Bordeaux
Cost of Spraying and Early Sea Kale as Money Makers
A detailed farmer’s report breaks down spraying costs for potatoes at 6 cents per plant, totaling 45.78 dollars or 3.05 an acre, with a 60 cent market price at picking making net 87.15 dollars per acre. It suggests sea kale as an early spring vegetable and outlines seed-to-bed cultivation and harvesting steps. The piece urges intelligent farming for profit and cites general health tips, including fresh air and moderation in diet.
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Sunh Eal
Asparagua
Much Easier Candidate of Ideas in Editorial Snippet
The excerpt cites opinions from Baltimore American and Philadelphia Inquirer debating honesty and practicality in leadership. It contrasts easier correctness with policy value, reflecting newspaper voices on political virtue and governance.
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Baltimore American
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Farmers Autos and Road Improvement
A farm paper notes the rise of motor vehicles among farmers, comparing autos to horse buggies in towns and countryside. It highlights practicality over sport and argues self propelled vehicles aid road improvement, while also mentioning a Paris superstition about topaz buckles as lucky charms.
Speed Mania at the wheel and pedestrians in fear
A motorist boasts that excitement comes from watching pedestrians bolt from his path, rather than speed. The article, from Boston Port, notes a sensational take on urban danger and driver bravado.
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Boston Port
Cold Deal and Stock Intrigue In Press Clippings
A fragment from Chicago News hints at stock ownership in Lee Trost and political repercussions. Dialogue shows Lambie regarding ownership, voting out, and a cautious wait for the decision maker to act as a coin pays the price.
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Lambielgh
Chicago News
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Mmffie Dows
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L. Whiteacre
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Bott
Websterville
Alo
L. J. Bolster
North Main Street
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Main St
Blackwoll
Lackawanna
Egg, Steve and Nut
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
Morse & Jackson
Morus Wack
Telephone
Randolph
Mise Mianche
Sparhawk
Crow Cabot
Ping
Frank Lashwa
W.N. McCollom
Moston
Carl ‘Thresher
Lyman Hutchinson
Mrs. WH. Gladding
Queen City Park
Dr. Gould
B.S. Whitcomb
And
Aine
Homer Fitts and Sons
Missee
Jane Foss
Springfield
May Osborne
Mre
Hertha Murthige
Quitey
N. M
E. 0. Blanchard
Semion
Pearl Lamson
Miss Roberts
Missouri
Mary Lamson
Mran G. W. Hayward
W. HK. Sargent
Sargent
Mrs. Sargent and
Little Son
Castleton
Grange
John Tk. Autchinson
Elwin Martin
Glen Halley
A. M. Vaughan
Bridgewater
Pax Mono Grange
Northauld
Alex Baad
Chas
Davie
Ernest Hall
Helen Howe
Charles A. Clark
Lyle
Moretown
Mis
Marion Doyle
Mrs
John Doyle
Wilbur Cook
Mr. and
Mra. A.T. Lanier
Mins Lauien Lee
Proctar Fe
Sister
Mra H. ©. Cady
Mrs. van Bullock
Orange
Mase
Harlan Miller
Iyin
Heber CL Cady
Worcester
CABOT
Mary Spencer
Calnis
Walter Lance
Woodbury
Mma Matehelder
Aire
Senieh
Mes
Moses Barnett
Andred of
Utinois
Ald
Mawkins
East Cabsia
Tant Sumlay
Ates
Meron of
Harte
Mra MV
Sumlay
Ernest Hathaway
Mireles Aca
CL Atnawrarth
Mark Keniston
Son Frank
Calais
Guente
Lee
Keniston
KM. F. Smith
Morrisville
Mary Rilee
East Calais
Thurssday
Nele Gilman
Warner Smith
A.M. Vorter
Bleak's Island
Maine
Cecil
G. C. Sanborn
Abbie K. Baker
Pittefield
J. Edgar McNichole
Williamstown
Denny Briggs
Misnes Robinson and
Seager
Harlin
McKengie
Granitesville
James Lee
Zanesville
Mary Lee
Dr. King
Red Crows
Rickert & Well
O. C Russell
Atlanta Journal
Chicago
Gratftudle
Bufalo Express
Dr. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Herald
Boston Transcript
Enterprise Pays
Barre's
Main
Pearl Sts
Paris
Koeps
D. F. Davis
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
S. J. Segfl CO
Scampini
Main Street
Granite Street
Barre, Vermont
Times
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
Randolph Center
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