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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1908
Page
7
Speedy cutting knee cutting interference and forging curing with positive results. Treats all diseases of the horse’s feet with good success. Veterinary medicine for sale. All kinds of hand made shoes.
An old farm note highlights hog dipping and alfalfa pasture as ways to reduce corn costs. Silage for beef cattle gains notice with an Oklahoma Experiment result valuing one ton at 4.03 dollars. Pearls and porcelain references appear alongside light humor and old ads about Hackney coaches and frenzied finance.
A distressed speech from a Kanane lanker denounces certain groups amid county politics. He claims many locals, especially Mesians, are economically unreliable and compares them to German-Darsians. He asserts they avoid banking, value thrift, and use mortgages only as death protections, while praising steadfast, law-abiding citizens. Washington fort.
In the Bettary district a wedding ceremony features the bride’s party paying attention to the bridegroom’s relatives. A male effigy, robed and symbolizing the bridegroom’s father, is carried through streets amid garlands and fruit. The effigy’s feet are washed and the forehead marked by the bridegroom’s mother during the procession.
A garbled account describes a Philadelphia literary duty where a petite poet ridicules marriage while a robust novelist mocks his height. Onlookers react with amused scorn as the speaker, a young undergraduate, faces ridicule amid a lively room at Washington Bar.
Due to the death of J M Brault the Granite Plant and Business of Brault and Sargent Montpelier Vt offers a straight type shed with modern devices in first class condition. Machinery unused for nine months. Plant now operating two gangs of cutters. Inquire J D Sargent Montpelier Vt or Thos Cave Jr Barre Vt.
Well patronized barber shop with up to date fixtures and back room pool tables cues and balls. Two together make a splendid paying proposition located in Brown's block 305 North Main Street. Necessity of selling will induce owners to accept a low figure. Call at shop between 4 and 9 PM or 800105 PM.
Vermont items note a 62 900 dollar offer for a local project and a statewide conference in Montpelier. Reports include civic caucuses in St Albans, weather and school roundups, customs data for July, Jersey cattle shipments to Ohio, a Newport steeple lightning damage, and approval of a Montpelier city hall plan with architect G G Adams for spring work.
The Arizona Republican reports a farmer named Ly T. Cissiuni discovered a bull snake in the poultry yard after hosting a near deadly encounter. He killed the reptile when it attacked the coop, leaving two chickens injured. Later a frog entered the hen house and consumed a broiler before being killed by Mr. Clifford.
The Rev Dr Homer Taylor Puller died at Saranac Lake this morning. Funeral planned at his Fredonia home. Born November 16, 1858, he was a Dartmouth graduate of 1864 and Union Theological Seminary of 1860. He led St Johnsbury Academy, then Worcester Tech, then Drury College Springfield Missouri before resigning recently. He leaves a wife and three children Mary F Fuller Henry J Piller and Mrs Anna Miller.
The Paris boat strike era included a failing omnilbus setup as cooks and diplomats led a twelve-omnibus service offering a casit val Tition. The venture, organized by Vincent Rotherel, failed to attract traction, leaving creditors and partners in limbo while quotes from Mrs Uhas and others surface alongside local pharmacy ties.
A garbled ad style text promotes remedies for plant health and pest control. It mentions products like Herpicide and warnings about root problems and dampness while urging readers to address the underlying cause of plant weakness. The piece imitates a period newspaper notice selling a cleaning herbicide and related treatments.
A traveler recalls a sheep herder's tent near Upper McKay Creek where a camp offered books, poetry, music, and readings. The scene contrasts rustic art access with the harsh city’s competitive commercial world.
Real estate listing fragments describe a various for sale property set in a village with a cottage and barn. The ad mentions Towne and Towne area locations, a purchase price around 790 dollars, and calls for inquiries at a local address. It references school proximity and potential viewing by appointment.
In Easter Term 1502 the Lincoln's Inn Society of Lawyers enacted a rule banning excessive cheese at meals. Anyone cutting cheese immoderately or gifting it to servants faced a fourpence penalty per offense. Slated to enforce discipline, the measure was backed by governors and benchers amid a dispute with the society’s butchers over an expelled official.
Notice states that an individual seeks to separate from spouse and establish independent residence during a specified period. The message mentions a wife named Ra Mazieoa and references dates around August 1, 8, and 16. Strong entities include Ra Mazieoa and August dates.
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