Barre Daily Times 1920 Roundup and Local Commentary
Barrea Daily Times discusses Ponzi scheme implications and 12 percent investment promises. It notes Washington County population trends, Vermont census growth, and Springfield's industrial gains. The piece critiques German and Allied troop movements and reflects on Ponzi's wealth and influence in politics. It highlights the Vermont Academy fund drive and a $100,900 endowment aiding the railroad and northern Baptist efforts amidst school closures.
Hospital Closures Threaten Pure Ingit Support
A garbled report describes hospital pressures in Bellows Palle, noting financial strain and a push to end certain funding or services. It mentions estate returns and operational costs, with unclear references to boards, patients, and staffing. The fragmentary text references maternal care and resource challenges across multiple facilities.
4 Per Cent The Only National Bank in Barre
The article notes the Barre bank offering four per cent interest, highlighting its status as the only national bank in Barre. It discusses the bank’s rate and regional banking context with emphasis on consumer savings and local finance.
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Barre
Jome
Vermont Hosts Warm Welcome To New York CityYouth Visitors
In Bellows Falls citizens face a choice between closing a local hospital or funding its future. Meanwhile eighty four fresh wir clubsren from New York City arrive in southern Vermont for the summer, welcomed by generous residents who provide shelter and care, sharing a humane spirit and open country hospitality during their stay.
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New York City
Vermont
Mmethropolis
Stowe family reunion and listed attendees at The Ledges
A Stowe family reunion and picnic was held at The Ledges the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Bigelow on Thursday. The gathering included many Bigelow relatives from Salem Milwaukee Barre and Massachusetts with a 70th birthday noted for Mrs. Martha Pike. Guests traveled by car through Burlington Rutland and the Mohawk trail returning to Salem. Additional visits included Pleasant View house guests from Moscow Nashua Rockland Boston and Yonkers among others totaling a broad regional family gathering.
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Barre
A. P. Bigelow
Abbie Warren
Middlesex
Grace Bigelow
Springfield
Mass
Carrie E. Straw
W. K. Bigelow
Salem
Muse
Burlington
Rutland
Pleasant View House
Mre
Smith
Moscow
William 8. Rogers
Nashua
Arthur M. Brainerd
Rockland
Mase
George
PF Haas
New York City
G. R. Breen
Brooklyn
N.Y
KE. G. DeLaney
Yonkers
Leo Renault
Cecile
Arthur Seaver
Malden
Ora
Seaver
Orio K. Jenney
Miles McMahon's
A. A. Minott
Montpelier
Manuel Bailey
Mies Giadys Fiske
Harry Fiske
Morrisville
Frank FE. Bailey
Stowe
E. E. Pender
William Galvin
Hartford
Conn
Elmore
Bailey
Earl Richardson
Julie Jones
St. John Bury
Jones
Frank Dinemore
Syracuse
Irving Herteon
Gorton
Blanche Hartson
American Beefless Days Spark Price Debate
The Brooklyn Standard Union argues beef prices spike with no warning, hurting consumers. Retailers pass blame to wholesalers and cattle barons, while raisers cry foul. The piece urges government intervention to explain increases and curb possible unfairness. It notes abstinence as a short term remedy but calls for transparency and action.
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Washington
Brooklyn Standard Union
The Young Shavers and Odd Mentions in 19th Century Jokes
An OCR fragment cites a Boston Transcript item about a barber’s yell and two other playful phrases. It lists lines about a mysterious Doomeday Rook, Paradise Lint, and a Rizzio who allegedly invented ice cream and died, plus a distant note on a focus and fopiteser provoking divergency from a mushroom.
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Rizzio
Thim
Brattleboro Residents Return from Boston and Club Meeting
Kenneth Foster and Harold Morrill have returned from Boston. The Stowe Hollow Community club held a meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs A J McGibbon. A quilt was tied and the club’s work finished. Frank Klage, a federal employee of Valparaiso Indiana, owns three historical documents refused by an eastern historical society for 1500 dollars. The papers were Jefferson letters to Washington and dealt with the midwest territory then unwettied, one on the northwest territory and another on Mississippi navigation. Jefferman made a survey of this territory which later became a port.
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Brattleboro
Kenneth Foster
Harold Morrill
Boston
Stowe Hollow
Frank Klagie
Valparaiso
Ind
Eastern Historical Society
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Mid - West Territory
Northwest Territory
Jefferman
Jeffersons Handwritten Papers Reach Detroit News Archive
The bulky documents in Jeffersons own handwriting are legible though ink has aged. Mr Kingus wife inherited the papers from a New York City publisher grandfather who had received the reports for publication, and they never were returned, continuing through generations.
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Louisiana Purchase
Jefferson
Third Grade Math Trouble Sparks Classroom Support
A third grade class wrestled with multiplication as peers and a sibling rally to aid a boy struggling with the tables. When asked what he would say if forced to buy apples at seven cents each, Birch answered immediately, nothing they'd pay it. Indianapolis News.
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Indianapolis News
Those Dear Girls and Their Quiet Strains
A fragmentary OCR note hints at personal tales involving two or more women. The unreadable text limits identifying details, but the snippet suggests a focus on intimate relationships and emotions rather than public events.
Fragmented OCR Phrase Reflects Aged Newspaper Text
The readable text appears garbled with repeated letters and incomplete phrases. It references unclear names and an unnamed event, leaving the main person or action indiscernible. No concrete entities or dates are extractable for a factual summary.
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