Honest warning echoes in old Shakespearean protest
The Springfield Republican condemns lax honesty and cites grim crime figures, noting Massachusetts ranks lowest in crime clearance as prisoners per 100000 rise. Vermont Rhode Island and New Hampshire show strong rates, while Arizona Territory reports 40 per 100000 in a horrific trend.
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Springfield
Marson Watts
Marschusetto
Prianere
Dulinquenta
Vermont
England
Rhode
Roosevelt Denounces Corruption and Demands Accountability
President Ro nervelt declares a firm stand against corporate corruption in a Congress address. He vows no leniency toward wrongdoers, regardless of power or wealth, and urges vigorous punishment of those responsible. Public support is expected to press future administrations to uphold the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronervelt
Congress
Wrongang
Morrill Hall Opens for Scientific Farming in Vermont
Vermont advances in agriculture as the state agricultural college in Burlington dedicates Morrill hall with equipment for scientific farming. The new facilities address rural decline by attracting young people back to farms and support a short-term dairy school focused on practical milk handling and production. The opening coincides with the state agricultural meeting in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
State Agricultural College
Berlington
Morrill Hall
Burlington
State University
Couran
Christmas Cut Glass and Silverware Stock Preview
A local ad invites customers to inspect stock for the holiday table. It highlights cut glass, plated ware, and community silver knives forks and spoons, promising pieces to fit the occasion and a 25 year guarantee.
Agricultural education gains through state funding and Morrill college
Fragmented, historic text notes Protecta As sunk and JE for many genes serving some purpose. It discusses broader agricultural study paved by state appropriation, the Morrill building expansion enabling increased enrollment in dairy and agricultural cottage programs, and Vermont’s role as a valuable asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill
Vermont
Stray local tales hint at past Barre life and mischief
Readers recall a string of small town happenings from Main Street plots to milk routes. A tale of three men and a boat prank unfolds beside Barre’s wharf as chatter turns to a mellow drama at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Pinte
Shana
Ebout
Pete Villan
Holiday Wear Sale for Men and Boys in Stock
Christmas is coming with the bound and we are bound to have just the right presents for little and big boys of all ages. Come in before the Holiday rush. Come where the assortment is complete everything for men's and boys wear. Special low prices on all odd lots to close.
Local Option Law Working Well in Vermont
The Morrisville News and Citizen argues the current local option law curbs liquor properly, reducing drunkenness and revenue losses from town sales. It praises judges and business leaders for supporting the prevention ban and warns against re-submitting prohibition to the people.
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Vermont
Ima
Hinekell
Lecauw
Morrisville News and Citizen
Domestic Dignity and the Frayed Daily Rituals
Fragmentary verse narrative portrays a man under strict household rule by Christabel and the fear of losing dignity. The speaker mocks conventional domestic duties while craving simpler meals and asks how joint duties and respect will endure as authority tightens around routine, beds, and cleanliness.
Dainty School to Reopen Amid Vermont Dairy Exhibit
The Vermont dairy exhibit at Norvington suspended in 1008 will reopen this winter at the new Marvin Hall facility. The dairy school plans to train workers, with barns, laboratories, and modern gear to teach milk handling, testing, breeding, and agricultural animal care along with general agriculture and diseases. Attendance requires a ten dollar fee and is open to all ages and both sexes. write Morrill Hall Burlington for circulars.
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Vermont
Nortington
Lee
Tata
Rome
Elopean Laboratory
Morrill Hall
Burlington
Rutland board faces pressure over railroad operations
A terse report notes ongoing disputes in West Rutland over passenger and freight service changes. James Macin and John W. Heimsurl, board chair, exchange com ment on alleged stoppages while local residents demand action and legal oversight from state authorities.
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Rutland
Tee
Delaware & Mudie Siows
Curt
James Macin
John W. Heimsurl
Vermast Board of Railroadere
West Rutland
St. A. Lawrence
Taix City
Ty Connemke
Hartford's Gratite Bridge Opens After Long Build
Hartford unveils a new Gratite Bridge spanning 1,102 feet built entirely of iron. The project, delayed by debate over a movable span and navigation needs, cost about 1.4 million dollars and replaces several previous crossings since 1810. The bridge becomes the fifth to connect Hartford with eastern towns and stands after a history of fires and temporary structures.
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Tenner Hatter
Cone
Uae
Aimon Conte Erteen Aereat
New England
Sie
War Department
Washington
Aml
Hartford
Curvilinear Thought Promises Beauty Through Curves
A quirky verse urges consistent curvilinear thinking as the path to beauty. It mocks cosmetics and fashion fuss while claiming inner form and sinuous radiance will erase wrinkles and revive youth. The piece parodies late 19th or early 20th century style.
Randolph Probate of Edwin Church Estate Cleared
Edwin Church Estate administrator D P Howe appointed as administrator of the late Edwin Church of Pethel Gilead. Obscure local notices mention Keller Place in Gilead and social visits among townsfolk. Mrs. Sallie M Woods, widow of Heman B Davis, dies in Lyman NH. Nettie Davies becomes sole child running office here since her father’s death. ties to Stibenboer and Concord area.
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Lyndonville
Sallie M. Woods
Heman
Davis
Lyman
Devils
St ‘Iebenboer
Ane
Nettie Davie
D. P. Celley
St. Sat
Helen Abty
South Conn
Isabel Itesloeon
Carbridge
Michaefer Stitt Champion in Sixteen Inch Billiards
Michaefer Stitt defeated Sutton to win the title in a 500 point match. The event featured competitors including Schaefer and Chi The. The late-night competition concluded with Stitt securing the championship in a hard fought battle.
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Michaefer
Stitt
Chi
Duke Schaefer
Peo Sutton Hare
Notice to the Public on Train Service and Conclave
Public notice announces changes to train service and a special conclave of a local group in KT. Details include meeting at 7:30 o clock and involvement of Aldemar community leaders. Names and precise actions are unclear due to OCR errors but core items reference trains, a telegraph or telephone contact, and a local assembly.
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Aldemar Co Eninety Tn Wi
Speciay Ey Eeran
Ork
C. Degree
N.S. Lave
Christmas Handkerchiefs and Goods on Display
Busy store unpacking Christmas goods with exclusive varieties in handkerchiefs. Pur linen Swiss hand embroidered and real lace options described, with prices from 5 to 50 cents. Also napped with babies clothes and ruching boxes, urging early purchase.
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Roosevelt Dores
Vermont Agriculture
J. Dodge
Jeweler
North Main Street
National Star
Jack
Sal
Mt Ita
Thie City
British Museum
United States
Moss
F. P. I. Keyes
Newbury
Times
Tha Tme
Regia
North Main St
Barre, Vt
Ene
Frances Low
Christabel
Hyrum
Mary
Dainy School
Ted
Delaware & Mundses H.R
Weet Rutland
An Ctiryilinear Bony Iemeo
the Burlington Trust CO
City Wall Square
BORTH
Ycss
Randolph
Abbotthea
John Wheeler
Tethel
Fred Jewett
Mi Prema
Frank Hobart
Mra
Angel
Bart of
Winddor
Bern
Cer
Dupriie
Jbwalth
Sever
Manatee
Olin
Sane Ames
Jghlands
Rice
Harry Allen
Motice
Ti Rensieg Bile Aid Oto
Vapin Bros
Wonderland Moving Picture Co
Hale’s Pavilion
Bill Buttin
Genevieve
Brabant
America
Jennie Laws
Ila Batchelder
DW. Flagg
G. Herbert Pape
Dillon
Granite Savings Bank
Sceathy
D. F. Davis
E. A. Drown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
The
Theatorium
Cinderilla
Miss Fountain
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