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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
7
Montpelier hosts a big circus on Saturday August th featuring Walter Taylor of Atlanta praising the performance. The piece recalls 19 000 attendees and the enduring appeal of elephants acrobats and riders, promising a lively old time under the canvas with audience anticipation and nostalgia.
Satine ne San a woman drowns at a pond near Camp Ferris Point as two men wade to reach her. Mrs Houlter, formerly Mrs Lillian Pie, was identified. A rescue attempt failed despite efforts by a lieutenant and Mrs Teowtd. Lillian Pie briefly resumed her married name. Two brothers and one other survive, all in Malden, Massachusetts.
A garbled ad style notice touts a product named Kings New Life to combat liver issues including jaundice and loss of appetite. It urges readers to visit a pharmacy at the Red Cross for health restoration.
Auction notice describes a single house with six rooms, pantry, art closets, wood set and barn repair. Terms allow immediate purchase or pay over time. Vendors advertise it as a great opportunity to own a home on reasonable Bree terms, a solid investment.
The state reports plan to vote on a second annual home project on August 18. Northfield hosts an energy upgrade shown by Vermont HowWiry and Myshinery, while Brattleboro retreat prepares to take in a patient. The Nutland County Fish and Game Club organizes a trout and live specimen event at the Teathland County Fair, and Rothond poultry men set up a chicken-egg fix for the September Rutland County Fair. A West Dunville house fire destroys three structures. Northfield pilots a street-dusting experiment valued at 139. Towns monitor the Howe and Van Ambur show aftermath, noting wallet losses and a gambling-related incident. A fire attempt hits a house on Elmarood Avenue, with efforts thwarted by seasonable extinguishers. A store burglary in Stohnbury reveals $14.50 missing. George Knight is bound for county court. A farm intruder disturbed a silo, fled after being chased by Higgitve, and revolvers were fired during pursuit.
A dramatic prohibition measure advances in the Alabama House in Montgomery. The bill, backed by Representative Parler, bans various intoxicants and attempts to regulate sales and consumption, including a ban on drinking alcohol on trains and restrictions on outside houses.
Fragmentary OCR note describes the steamer Maorl with unclear cargo and route. Possible reference to ports, names, and dates is unreadable, but the item indicates a ship movement or voyage with several garbled details.
Rutland baseball manager Hayley leads a petition to allow Sunday games in Botland. He aims for a peaceful, lawful display that respects sabbath observances, with efforts to canvass the city and present documents within a week.
At Highgate Gventer Weitsenday Nye Family of America held a sixth annual reunion with a sugaring off, guests sampled sap boiled into syrup in a small evaporator, and funds were discussed for a perpetually funded repairs trust. Notables included Willie Nye of Suntieh, James Nye of Marietta, and Robert Thompson of Middletown among others. Memorials were paid and plans for the next gathering were made by the executive committee.
The final attempt to register for the Indian reservation drew attention in Spokane and surrounding areas yesterday. Officials report the total eligible population may reach 380,000, with many seeking to secure their land rights and benefits amid the ongoing enrollment drive.
In Rutland an Anglian bankruptcy filing lists Charles B Barker of East Street as the debtor with liabilities around 712.52 while creditors include Wilsey note and Dr LA Heider medical services. Attorney for the bankrupt is Folay, with Joseph C Mtib named as partitioner.
A fragmented notice describes a buy offer for dry times, paying per hundred pounds and higher for strictly clean bones. The text mentions ship barge or hogs, with an unclear address and contact lines, suggesting a coarse historical classifieds notice. It lists agents and a vague location in an urban trading context.
Fragmented court record details the estate of Ruth, Joseph, and others as the Vermont probate court in Montpelier considers administration accounts, heirs, and deadlines. Judge Frank J. Martin oversees hearings with notices to potential creditors and beneficiaries.
Classified notice offering a tract near Warr for sale with conditions and asking interested parties to inquire by phone. Details are incomplete but indicate a real estate sale and contact through Terme path ash. The fragmentary text mentions price, location, and a call for inquiries to Es rauy.
For sale through F 8 Gate Real Estate Agency describing multiple parcels near the city center. Various properties include large tracts with trees, windbreaks, and potential building sites, plus homes and rental prospects. Agency promises experienced agents and personalized service for buyers and investors.
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