Vermont and national notes mix in Swanton column
The Swanton Courier notes a Vermont focus with federal issues as Congress meets next week. It highlights labor, manufacturing growth, and political mentions including women’s votes, a governor candidate, and soldiers in Canton. The piece ties local Swanton news to national events and industry shifts continuing into fall and winter.
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Sehich
Swanton
Alva
Vermont
St. Albis Manufacturing Company
Swanton Courier
Vermont Christmas Tree Cutting Raises Forestry Alarm
The Westerly column argues against indiscriminate removal of Vermont trees for Christmas. It notes thousands of young trees are cut each season and urges systematic, state-approved methods to protect future growth. Forestry students suggest targeted cutting of small growth could be waste reduced with intelligent planning.
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Vermont
Westerly
State Forestry Department
Students of Forestry
Use of Rep Cross Stants Cur Taield in Christmas Mail
Notice discusses decorative stamps and cross country mail rules. It warns senders in Great Britain Orange River Colony Rhodesia Transvaal against attaching decorative stamps to avoid mail being returned or sent to the dead letter office. It notes possible forwarding with stamps in the United States and other countries. It mentions the Red Cross society stamps and hopes for support.
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Orange River Colony
Rhodesia
Transvaal
United States
Germany
Red Crom Society
Our Duty As International Police
The text asserts a stance of international policing amid criticism of U S actions toward Nicaragua and Central America, citing Secretary Kuom openly and noting Nicaragua relations. The fragment hints at political debate over U S foreign policy and the role of the United States in the region.
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United States
Nicaragua
Kuoe
Paarporte
Debate Over U S Policing Of Latin American Reforms
A flawed glimpse at U S foreign policy argues United States policing of Latin American revolts risks drawing the nation into costly reparations and international friction. It critiques American adventurers influencing events and urges curbing self-imposed policing abroad.
Public Interest in Town Improvements and Football Safety
The Era notes Merchants Association aims to publish town interests, urging public improvement efforts. A Randolph Herald critique presses reform in college football to lower danger, while a Vermont item discusses journalist Rattell and a Middlebury school note. A local incident reports a surgical operation in Albany and train delays affect travel to East Barkshire.
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Fain Haven
Thomas
Anaaterury
Buckham
University of Vermont Sericea
Gme
Randolph Herald and News
St. Albany
Shertool Sas Atonnin
Bridstork
East Barkshire
Hiv
Mmven
Stray local notices mix insurance drama and barber trick
A Barre man attempts to dramatize an insurance policy claim amid local chatter about a brewing business and granite workers. The piece hints at a late night business suspension, a conjured comparison to Barre High, and a curious safety razor shaving scene viewed by bystanders. It mentions National Life Insurance Company and agents in Montpelier Vermont linking to the broader local scene.
Sunday religious services across Graniteville and area
Sunday services span multiple churches including het Presbyterian Graniteville with a 10:30 am English service and noon Sunday school followed by an evening service at 7. The Church of the Good Shepherd Rat Wo Beattie rector, calendar details. Italian Mission Brook Street led by Rev Castellini with 2:40 pm Sunday school and 4 pm general meeting. Swedish Mission Forestreet Hall 10:40 am Sunday school and 5 pm evening service. Universalist and Baptist notices. First Church and Medding Methodist Episcopal Church schedule. Hoyt’s Brotherhood at Presbyterian Church with choir rehearsal and Sunday program notes.
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Het Presbyterian Church
Graniteville
Ttalian Mission
Brook Street
OG. B. Castellini
St. Monica's Church
P.M. Me Korte
Pariah Masa
Cray
Forestevery
Baptist Ehurch
Alt Rcandinaviane
Universalist Church
Kiwant Downey
Sumutag School
Christien
Calvin BL Mowly
Beistal
Will Prowth
First Church
Wiliam
Lown
Medding Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward
New
New England
Comedy Review Praises Buckler and Waite In New Show
A fragmentary review notes Henry Buckler as Gilver Atarbird shines while James T. Waite as Muten ipson Tropper struggles in the comedy Other People's Money. The piece hints at weak plot but strong comic setups and laughter. Advertises fur coats and fire discounts at Vaughan's.
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Henry Buckler
Gilver Atarbird
James TR. Waite
Ipson Tropper
Talk of the Town at Perry's and local shops lure customers
A garbled listing highlights Perry's on Main Street and a range of ads for local businesses. It mentions Dustbans and Frank McWhorter Co headquarters, plus fur goods, writing desks, music cabinets, chairs, and a photo studio offering cabinet-size pictures.
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Perry's
Landers
With & Siam
MLW
Hooker & Co
Chee
Corret
Main Street
Montpalier
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