Peace voyage invitations and wartime copper orders at Barre
The Barre Daily Times notes invitations to a peace voyage, reports Germany ordering 40 million dollars worth of copper, and discusses wartime topics. It mentions the Dupont Wilmington powder explosion and possible motives to disrupt munitions shipments, with speculation on plots and broader impacts.
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Dupont Powder Company
Wilmington
Del
Dupont Works
Vermont milk samples fail quality tests amid dirty handling
Vermont state laboratory findings show more than half of milk samples are below standard. Most failures stem from dirty conditions, implicating producers and dealers who must improve practices to provide clean milk and win consumer trust.
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Vermont
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Stowe
Om Adesley
Fragmented Text on German Interests and Public Preoccupations
The passage presents garbled OCR from a historical page, mentioning Uruth and Trafisser Mueneterburg, German references, and themes of wealth and position. It hints at discussions of crime, governance, and public concerns, though many words are unreadable or corrupted.
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Uruth
Trafisser
Crimmne
Eures
Pete Emmy
Emmtry Eter
Ted
Talk of the Town notes from Vaughan's and local visits
Local item highlights from the area include Vaughan's new waists and a Royal Billiard Parlors ad. Several residents and visitors travel for work and leisure, such as C W Lawrence aiding a sawmill lathe install in Plainfield and Edward English heading to Hardwick for Woodbury Granite work. A party of 35 old friends surprised Peter Match at 103 Washington Street with songs and gifts, as he and his wife hosted a warm gathering before plans for an extended stay in Arizona.
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Vaughan’s
Royal Billiard
C. W. Lawrence
Plainfield
Patrick Lee
Northfield
Edward English
Hardwick
Woodbury Granite Company
Edward Doheny
St. Albans
Margaret Doheny
T. C
M. A
Mra
Mary Daniel
Aldrich
Edith FE. Baer
Chicago
KE. Pirie
Averill Street
Mra. Baer
Mr. Match
Eiert Phillips
Nicholas Veale
Gilbert Phillips
Charles W. Lillan
Muteh
George Mutch
Mutch Jeaver
Ariroma
Death of Mise Rutland Dew in Vermont sanatorium
Fragmentary report notes the death of Mise Rutland Dew, who had fought a long illness. The obituary mentions time spent at a Vermont sanatorium and references the Macmiews and a Panera origin, with garbled phrases about individuals and place names.
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Rutland
Dew
Mise
Vermont
Pittelund
Fire damages Montpelier market in cellar blaze
A fire last evening in the Standing Market cellar caused about 50 dollars in damage as hams being smoked toppled into flames. The smoke drew a crowd and responders from the nearby fire station quickly extinguished the blaze. No building damage occurred, only several ham turnovers were burned. The incident happened shortly after 7 o clock.
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Standigh Market
Hama
Far North Hard Times and Arctic Bear Voyage
San Francisco dec 1 the coast guard cutter Bear under Captain Cochran returns from a seven month Arctic voyage covering over 15000 miles since May He notes low fur prices hurt northern natives and warns of powerboats plying Nome to the Siberian coast selling whiskey The Vermont house of correction reports November commitments 41 with tramping leading counts and offenses including larceny breach of peace burglary and other charges.
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San Francisco
Puget ‘Sound
United States Coast Guard
Bear
Cochran
Bering Sea
Nome
Siberian
Arctic
Vermont House of Correction
House of Correction
Fragmentary OCR item on Tuesday event
Incomplete text from an old newspaper page mentions Tuesday with unclear subject. No identifiable persons, places, or concrete actions are readable.
Chelsea Jurors and Court Cases Dominate County Docket
Orange county court term calendar shows sixteen jury trial cases and ten court trials slated. With additional divorce and criminal work, the term may extend longer than usual. Local notes include George and Harry Helville of Straford visiting, Milo Towner returning from East Orange, and a Thanksgiving reunion at Farnham’s in Tune Bridge with forty relatives.
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Orange County Court
George
Harry EB. Helville
Strafford
Milo Towner
East Orange
Fred C. Waldo
Coil
James L. Farnham
Tunebridge
Arancentires
A. Paul Whitney
Bayard
Spaciota
Alice
Bessie Farnham
Frank Ellis
Eva
Quebec
John Rogers
East Randolph
Farnham
Graves
South Royalton
Gerald A. Bixby
Norwich University
Northfield
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Elm Street
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Montpeliet
Barte
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Tudor
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W. Mile & Co
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Richford
Edward Doyle
Burt
Hanover
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