Vermont news and national politics and tuberculosis letter
A composite of editorials and notes mentions Vermont politics including calls for reform, Champ Clark as Democratic leader in the next House, and various reflections on Taft Bryan and railroad reports. It also notes a Boston mayoral tax increase, Irish readers by the fireside, and a public tuberculosis discussion with a letter outlining modern treatments for general readership.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Hibbard
Boston
Honey Fite
Chuckio
Ireland
Prices of the Future in Cattle Industry Debate
Colonel Pryor of the Texas cattle raisers argues that higher meat prices may persist despite increasing supply as land becomes scarcer and production costs rise. He warns against optimistic forecasts and notes ranchers may ease into ownership shifts while farmers expand, with output balancing at higher prices. A separate note describes deep sea glow from luminous animals and their light guiding prey in abyssal darkness.
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T. Pryor
Pryor
Avan
Avan Mostration
Trans Authority
Somme
Message of Good Cheer to the Truckers
The note extends well wishes to all readers regardless of health and hopes the message will aid truckers with encouragement and support.
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Tmck
Sunday Globe Promises Special Interest For Children
The Sunday Globe offers matter of especial interest to children alongside news and features for all ages. It urges families to have the paper at home every Sunday and to buy it tomorrow.
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Sunday Globe
Plentiful Crops Pulling Down Prices in New England Market
Market for produce in New England shows abundant crops with low prices. Early corn, beans, apples, and pears face weak demand. farmers struggle to fetch five or six cents a dozen for ears. Tomatoes are plentiful but price low. early apples expected to rebound with hardy fruit harvest.
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New England
Hoston
Sige
Local Notes From Randolph Area Involving Guests and Move-Ins
Randolph Aln Angell remains seriously ill at home on Duding Street Mere. Pearl Chamberlain of Barnard visits her mother Mrs BR A. Mrs Elwin Grover of Uniontown PA accompanies her brother Dr Beekman in Contrasicent visiting Cushnen home. Mrs Emm Cembet of Hoburn MA has been guest of Mr C H Ingalls for several days. Mrs Clara Winghinly goes to Brookfield to stay with sister Nellie Richards. Harry Eaton and wife return to Boston after four weeks with parents Alfred and Mrs Eaton. Frank Morgan from Cornell now at Morgan farm with Mr and Mrs Norman Morgan of New York. Gifford Eaton, at First National Bank Boston, spends short vacation here and in Rochester. Mrs Minnie Smith De Shon, guest of Mrs Lanisot for two weeks, leaves for Maine Friday. En Mason moves to Brackendale and family are the tower formerly croupied in Ian. Miss Carrie Draper has been in Barre this week helping sister Mrs James Walker prepare for moving to Bethel September Tat. Miss Rossin Lewis accepts principal post at Royalton Westery with one assistant, to begin Sept 1. Mr and Mrs J Cy DAgwett, who stayed with Mrs Irving Chan e for six weeks, depart for Cour Home in Neponach MA on Friday. Arthur Lane of Mt Vernon NY arrived yesterday and stays with Wil family at Mr Wintity Moulton. Mr and Mrs Clarence Moulton also at Moulton home for a few days.
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Angell
Duding Street
Mere
Pearl Chamberlain
Barnard
BR. A
Elwin Grover
Uniontown
Beekman
W. B. Viall
Charles Oquehman
Chicago
Cushnen
Clara Winghinly
Brookfield
Mise Nellie Richards
Harry Eaton
Boston
Alfred Eaton
Frank Morgan
Cornell ‘University
Morgan Farm
Nornan Morgan
New York
Gifford Eaton
First National Bank of
Rochester
Minnie Smith de Shon
Lanisot
Maine
En Mason Haa
Hruakandae
Ian ‘Mins
Carrie Draper
Haw Beer
Barre
James Walker
Bethel
Mise Rossin Lewis
Royalton Western
J. Cy Dagwett
Childmughter
Irving "Chane
Cour
Neponach
Arthur Lane
Mt. Vernon
Wil
Wintity Moulton
Clarence Moulton
Moulton
JINGLES AND JESTS A Dude's Weight
A collage of witty snippets from period papers and jokes about weight, dignity, and social scenes. Silly exchanges mix with quips about voices, prophecies of songs, and light mockery of public figures in a humorous, dated tone. The clipping hints at a page 2 continuation with more humor items.
The Contrary Dinner Table Exchange
Mr Wyan declares a market drop at dinner before Mrs Wyas questions the claim. Mr Wyse laments a loss as the exchange unfolds in a Judge's Library themed moment.
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Mr. Wyan
Mrs. Wyas
Mr. Wyse
Barre town meeting to revise voter check list
The board of civil authority of the Town of Barre meets in Graniteville on Saturday evening August 42 at 7 10 p m to revise the election check list for September. The next meeting will be in East Barre on Saturday evening August 20. This will be the final meeting.
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Board of Civil Authority of the
Barre
Graniteville
Gelock
East Barre
Union Bakery Promises Superior Goods and Free Delivery
The Union Bakery touts cream puffs at 15c per dozen and Mother’s Bread at 10c a loaf. It claims cakes and pies are unmatched and offers free delivery with phone orders at 232-13.
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Union
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the Barres
Marne
Vermont
Taft and
Bryan
Tipa
Wrouty
Fort
New Jersey
Ay Wueband
Skelston — Vlomt
Tredict
Spain
Corton
North Main St
Barre, Vt
Kav Tiene Baste
United States
Hooker T. Washington
Lyneling
Niegulf
C. W. Melcher
W. D. Smith
S.D. Allen
A.J. Young
Chas. W. Averill
L. J. Bolster
F.D. Ladd
F.N. Brealey
Ira C. Calef
Randolph
Emm Cembet
Hoburn
Masa
C.H. Ingalls
Bracer
Philadelphia Ledger
Utah
Toma Morwon
Bucker
Cleveland
Chicago News
Tatum
U. S
N. Y. City
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Ben A. Eastman
M. & Howland
Burt H. Wells
George B. Milne
E. W. Bisbee
F. G Howland
Homer Fitts
W. G. Reynolds
Pres
F. G. Howland
Treas
Green's Ideal Bakery
Earth Main An Serevt
Wilton
Roxbury
A. W. Badger & Co
Morse
Carter
Kester Avenue
Smith & Cumings
Pure Food Department
North Main Street
The
Times
Berkshire Linen
Oliver, Remington, Smith Premier
Densn ‘Il Sald
L. C. Smith
Oliver
Monarch
Underwood
Fox
Hammond
Remington
Manhattan
Century
New Densmore
Smith
Carter's
O. J. Dodge
Jeweles North Main
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