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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1905
Page
6
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A Barre Daily Times item recounts a Chicago life insurance agent who induced a wife to pay a note after her husband died. A lawyer advised that the full $5,000 policy was due to the wife, not her husband’s debts. The piece critiques agents while touting Vermont Mutual as a trusted insurer.
A busy Town Talk page lists events and sales including a Christmas bazaar on December 6 sponsored by LO. T. M., a winter millinery sale at Miss L. E. Townsend, and Phelps Brothers hardware store offerings. It notes horse sales, clothing, and various social meetings at Odd Fellows hall and Granite Lodge, with church and concert pacing.
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a chaotic chase through local shops including Parlor Drug Store and Hed Crose Pharmacy. Names and clear actions are unreadable, but the piece centers on a frantic pursuit and street-level encounters in a town setting.
Positive proof sentence cites engineer Le Cummings on Prospect Street praising Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at E A Crown's. He notes severe pain and nighttime distress, yet uses the pills and gains relief, urging readers to remember the name and buy only Doan's.
A box received at the state laboratory in Burlington caused surprise when its contents were identified as the stomach of Denver Reynolds of Pittsfield. The box lacked instructions and sparked an investigation as officials traced the exhibit and letters connected to the delivery to local authorities.
Readable fragments note an East Barre promenade event with Bemis piano solo and Mrs Woodard vocal solo, D Mauls, Suend Lyle, Scott, and an orchestra. Admission 25 cents. Concert features a promenade program and local performers with Teas and snacks.
Maj 5 H Wood, department commander of Vermont, announced new appointees including George T Blair assistant in progress from socom Nerrapat ict and Richard Wert Brosturg as assistant judge. The appointments were sent to the adjutant general for action and reflect changes in staff roles following a national encampment decision abolishing the pul ee instruction post.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a rural town exchange about population business livestock ownership and local institutions. Citizens wonder who runs the mill and newspaper and who the district congressman is as they question the town’s voting habits.
A frightened pupil, fearing punishment at school, arrived at Chamberlin with a note from Mrs. Anna H. about her behavior. The eleven year old was found senile and nearly Monday. Chamberlin's teacher gave the girl a note to deliver to her mother but she did not deliver it.
Receiver D Muir announces the final dividend schedule for Merchants National Bank of Rutland looted in spring 1900. Massey orchestrated the theft, with a total of 9644 dollars. Receipts will be allocated as a percent of claims, completing the distribution to creditors and setting the final payout.
A fragmentary British political reflection compares Scotland to Britain and contemplates leadership and unity. It cites a famous highway metaphor and laments misgovernance while praising historic industry and national ties among Scots.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses stomach disasters and quarantine terms with unclear instructions. It mentions a red bottle and a dubious payment offer amid nonsensical phrasing, lacking coherent names, organizations, dates, or verifiable details.
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