Insurance Advertisement Distorted by OCR
The Barre Daily Times notes an insurance advertisement with poor OCR rendering. Mentions National Life Insurance Company Montpelier Vermont with agents in Montpelier and Barre, urging payment of premiums and protection promises, though text is garbled and partial.
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Stich Your
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Autual
Malland
Montepelier
Wty
S. B. Halland
Marre
Talk of the Town and Market Notes
A jumble of local notices and ads lists Vermont storefronts offering ice cream wholesale prices and jewelry buybacks. Burr the Jeweler and Cate Real Estate agency pitch bargains, plus Red Tag sales and lodging at A H Huggall’s western Vermont house. Also included are tonics, ointments, and patent medicines with consumer health claims and household remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Vermont
Cakh
Burr
Cate Real Estate
Seoade
Mad Vsforda
C. 5
Andrews
Dance at Unity Temple South Marne Tuesday Night
A Tuesday evening dance at Unity Temple in South Marne features Riley's Orchestra performing. The event is set for Tuesday August 4 and invites local residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Temple
South Marne
Riley
Barre Tax Notice Reads Inaccurate Year Posed For Collection
Barre Vermont city treasurer James Mackay announces the 1908 tax bill is now due and payable by November 10 1908. Taxes unpaid after that date will be turned over to the constable for collection with five percent added, plus legally allowed fees.
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City of
Barre
Gly
Katte
Vermont
Stuly
James Mackay
Randolph District Disturbance Over Children Quarrel
In Randolph vicinity known as lower Canada a disturbance followed a quarrel among local children on Monday. Several families planned a meeting at the layers office to discuss grievances, with Rev. Father Pendert and others traveling for short visits and local moves noted. A tanning factory began bean work Monday and various residents arrived or prepared for relocations or vacations.
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Lower Canada
Cone
MS Wilson
Layers
W. McIntyre
Frequent visits and local notices from Groton area
Mrs. A. E. Freeman visits Groton and Williamstown while Mr. Freeman works. Campaigns for a General Assembly representative are discussed. Families vacationing at cottages around Groton pond and Willoughby, plus several residents planning trips to Cape Cod and North Dumis. Mrs. Moliess Cite dies at home after months with cancer. services held. local obituaries note her move from Topsham eighteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moliess
Alpe
Cole Wan Hort
Harshbelt
Noreng
David
Lyvita Young
Topsham
Myers
Why James Lee Got Well in Zanesville
Mrs. Mary Los of rhiral route 8 writes that James Lig recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery, a throat and lung remedy. The letter claims the remedy cured consumption and restored health. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery with a money back guarantee at local drugstores for $1.00.
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Zanesville
Mary Los
James Lig
Niti
Kian
Hs Tee Tits
Dr King
East Barre and Websterville Regular Meeting Notice
Regular meeting at Witchesen Trie TO ROM Thursday evening with good attendance reported. Discussion covers city water users, drought causing water shortage and a request to discontinue some services. Date: Russell, Sept.
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Witchesen Trie
Rom
Thurslay
Local Market Prices for Dressed Pork and Provisions
In local markets dressed pork prices ease while creamery butter remains firm and native potatoes hold steady. Wholesale quotes list dressed pork at 8 cents, dressed poultry around 13, fancy butter firmer, fresh eggs two and a half cents, potatoes per bushel about 90 cents.
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Bare
Kusler
Lasatier
Hutler—Creamery
Ricker's Market Receipts Reported For Week End
In St Johnsbury receipts from W A Bickers market listed livestock and goods including poultry hogs cattle lambs and dairy items with quantities and prices noted though garbled. The notice dated August details weekly trade activity and itemized totals reflecting market behavior in the area.
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St Johnsbury
Aug
W. A. Bickers
Boston Butter and Cheese Markets Hold Steady Amid Weak Outside Demand
In Boston Ass. 5 the oral butter market remains fairly steady as buyers hold for higher prices while outside market weakness weighs on sentiment. Receipts are moderate and quality governs pricing with cheese quiet due to limited large supplies. Eggs show firm demand for fancy fresh grades as buyers seek quality.
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Boston
Nutter—Creamery
Vermont
New Hampshire
Tee
New York
San
Western Creamery
Marke Silo
Hee Dairy
Fancy Sheu
Domino
Cfeatiery
Western Ladies
Silos For The Poultry And Winter Feed Storage
The article argues farmers should store surplus feed and build silos for poultry. It details preparing green fodder, packing and preserving forage, and ensuring poultry have ample, mildewed-free sustenance through winter. Emphasis on timely preparation, saving feed daily, and maintaining comfort for farm birds.
Dueling the Aiminer Turn On Farmer’s Preparedness
Fragmentary text discusses a farmer named Atay and a preparation task. The readable bits imply a duel of plans or methods, with emphasis on readiness and potential conflict over farming procedure or tool use. Further context is unclear due to broken OCR.
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Gners OS
Pruning Apple Trees for Strong Shape and Longevity
Practical pruning guidance for young apple trees. Mentions trimming during dormancy, shaping from the trunk, balancing growth, and directing leaders. Notes varieties and weather considerations, with emphasis on maintaining form as trees bear fruit and adjusting weak sides. Includes caution on aggressive pruning and wind orientation.
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New Y Yorker
Wickwon
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors in Vermont
WOLCOTT reports include Agdie Nat Jenes hay returned from Calot P NS Waterbury visited Craftsbury Sunday Sybil Martin of Providence invites her parents Thomas Iwttin with Maree Manufacturing Charley Lamrnnee Hardwick guest in town Willem CaPione Albury guest in town Houghton vacates Waterkt Hone moves to M Hard Mise Tuttle Bishop Waterbury visiting grandmother Mary Tuloteem Work by St An Tt Cortl Co on chiewing at Pottersie Lewis Liberty Morrisville wrestled at uncle CM Wools Mead former station agent now retired Bowton and bride Sethy at WL Seatis WL Tillotson and wife Little ban at his mother Mary Tiletenn.
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Mire Sybil Martin
Providence, R. L
Thomas Iwttin
Maree Manufacturing Company
Charley Lamrnnee
Hardwick
Willem CaPione
Albury
Suinay
Houghton
Mise Tuttle
Waterbury
Mary Tuloteem
St. An
Wot
Mead
Bowton
Seatis
Tillotson
Little Ban
Mary Tiletenn
The Great Emancipator and the Labor-Capital Debate
The piece argues Abraham Lincoln elevated labor over capital and questions government structure favoring capital. It asserts labor exists independently of capital and that capital is the result of labor, referencing a December 1861 message to Congress.
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Congress
Oldest Union in Alabama: Mobile Typographical No 27
The Typographical Union No 27 of Mobile, the oldest labor group in Mobile, traces its origins to 1856 before becoming the current organization twenty years later. It remains strong financially and in membership, with a recent memorial tribute praising its influence in the community and wartime service. Congressman George W. Taylor praised its record and patriotic spirit during the Civil War era.
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Alabama
Mobile
Union
Cimsen
George W. Taylor
Beane
Beltit
Farm and Garden: Practical Pruning for Next Season
The article urges consistent care for fruiting plants and outlines renovating neglected raspberry and blackberry patches. It notes removing old canes after fruiting and thinning young canes in May to achieve a larger, higher quality crop, with specific guidance for blackberries and red raspberry suckers.
Raspberry and blackberry cultivation and crate design
Instructions cover spacing and pruning for raspberries and blackberries, including single or tree-like cane forms, laterals trimmed to one to two feet, and mulching after July. Also describes trellis construction with posts and wire, planting distances, and a separate triangle-stake system. Includes crate dimensions for fruit storage and notes on manure as a forcing agent.
Yale crews deny spring training move to Harvard site
Yale University officials say rumors of moving training quarters to Harvard's base are unfounded. Yale owns its Gales Ferry buildings following major renovations funded by Mayne Whitney, with costs about 8000 to 10000 dollars. A Sunday school anecdote about Gol Friday concludes the item.
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Yele & Silk
Gales Ferry
Rowtig Suthorites
Yale University
Springfield
Masa
Yale
Harvard
Yule
Mayne Whitney
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Austin
A. H. Hugrall
Howe
Pearatrvet
Doun
Thomas
Mre. L Miltesore
Mutfala
N.Y
Granitevivlle
City OF Barre
Mebsterville
L. J. Bolster
Wie
North Main Street
Thirve, Vermont
Lehigh
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Main St
Blackwell
Lackawanna
Scranton
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
Egg, Steve and Nut
Morse & Jackson
Morse Bleck
Telephone
Randolph
Vather Pendert
Narre
Short Vic
Hooker
Plaine
Toentay
Mira
Jerry O'Connell
Providono
Newport
Annie Scott
Nelson Perkine
Northampton
Mass
Robert Coy
Hethel
Vath
KL. Kimnery
Rebet Jiot Barnard
Chairles Thurston
Aia Solan Sulham
Chili
North Attleborn
Rela
Tayek
Keehford
Wilcos
Badger
Danville
Carcin Sarnt
New York City
Martin, Dock
Randolph Avenue
Houtwin
Geraitine
Rublond
Weeday
Sue
Fred Dunn
Mary
Dda Ioodyear
Durand
Michigan
BH. Ki, Gonye
Uietr
Albert Dales
Westensiet
Moa
Tobey
Williantate
Groton
A. E. Freeman
Williamstown
Mr. Freean
Setiodhowe
M.S. Eddy
Olive
Willoughtey
Eddy
Fisher Lord
Gioton Pond
Ams Vrost
Eof
Clark
Bran Cochran
Carpenter
Emma J. Clark Leth
Alesander Coochran
Welle River
Kosten Maas
North
Dumis
Ape Cod
and Mire
D. Cinek
Hartishing
Moye Cord Mletehiyr
Foeon
Pitty
James Lee
East Barre and
Websterville
Russell
Alge
Ricker’s
Thennery
Niew
Wolcott
Agdie Nat Jenes Hay
Calot
P. NS
Craftsbury
Lewis Liberty
Morrisville
M. A. Parker
Miro
AL A .Goutee
Voice OF
Lincoln
Barre's
Main
Pearl Sts
Maude
Clara
Detroit Tribune
Washington Herald
D. F. Davis
H. P
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
S.J. Segel CO
Scampini
Main Street
Granite Street
Barre, Vermont
Times
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
A. Taft
Witsek Te Renning
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