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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
4
A Barre Daily Times column rails at Vermont politics urging better representation and road improvements in Lyndon area while reporting deer damage near Waterbury and noting confusion over Burlingon press coverage of W Sevant Webb Jr and a court appearance.
Lieutenant Colonel George G. Gale, commander of the Tenth Cavalry stationed at Fort Eidon Alien, defends his black regiment against opposition to their arrival in Vermont. He notes their world voyage proved disciplined conduct, with landings at Colombo Aden Cairo Port Said and other ports drawing admiration, while acknowledging occasional breaches of duty typical to any troops. He argues no white regiment would have behaved better during the voyage.
A terse notice states a payment will be made for services or tasks. It mentions Varaghan and a promise of compensation tied to requested work. No further names or specifics provided in the readable text.
Bath towels for 18e at Vaughan's and Marline twins 5e paint at Perry's on William Miers plus good chamber suite and some fine odd furniture for sale. Will be sold cheap near Haven’t.
Barre residents are urged to check water faucets as city officials advise keeping water turned off until further notice. Commonwealth of local ads notes Twelve days clearance sale at Vaughan Store and various bargains at Veale Knight’s with men’s and children’s white and tan hose. Clan Gordon picnic set for Aug 7 marking their 25th annual event.
A Barre Vermont druggist advertises cigar offers including a 10 cent cigar for 5 cents each with a box of 25 at 2.25, plus 100 cigars for 5 dollars. The notice promotes the reliability of the product and lists D. F. Davis The Druggist at 263 North Main Street.
Maskette, at prohibitive 3 to 10 odds, won the Alabama Stakes by two lengths at Saratoga. She led by four lengths early, faced a late challenge from Min Kearney who could not threaten the winner, who was hard held to secure the victory.
New York reports nearly a score of Trans Atlantic steamers racing to beat a new tariff. By 4 30 p m the effort failed and importers with cargo on those ships face losses close to $200 000 as the tariff takes effect tomorrow morning.
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