Hunters tally big game near Vail farm and Windsor
Local hunters report large bucks and several deer taken in the region near Vail farm and Campbrook. Florian Parsons killed a 200 pound eight point buck, while Willis Hittaker and Joseph Morrell also bagged sizable deer. Town records note hunting licenses issued, and a case of scarlet fever affects Windsor residents as a train trip linked to recent cases. Funeral for Annie Reid held at her parents' home with community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florian Parsons
Vail
W. ©. Clifford
Wesley H. Dunham
Campbrook
Willis C. Hittaker
Vail Farm
Joseph Morrell
Braintree
James Ro Turner
Barnard
Eliseo Paquette
Gilead
Guy Wilson
Walter W. Perkins
Windsor
Ralph
Jamcoe
Massachusetts
Slackson Batchelder
Charles J. Batchelder
Annie Reid
W. J. Reid
PB. A. A
Abbie F. Clark
Randolph
William Kennedy
White River Junction Notes and Obituaries
Community notices from White River Junction recount Edson's severe shock and blindness after a Lebanon incident, the Waterman and Wilmot property deal with N P Wheeler delayed possession, Mayo attends Mrs Gaudette’s funeral, Dr Blood receives Croix de Guerre for WWI heroism, Mr Howe’s death and survivors, funerals led by Rev Thornton, and a Gates Opera House fundraiser by the K of C featuring Charles Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS. Edson
Edson and Son
A. Hf. Hough
Lebanon
Waterman
Wilmot
N. P. Wheler
Junction
Howe
Wheeler
Harvey Mayo
White Hiver
Alice Gaudette
St. Albans
Robert Blood
Concord
W. Ki. Blood
West Jermnon
Chateau Thier
Mood
Bnakim Howe
Myre
Kart Kilton
Mr. Howe
Keene
Hhiefe
Pitadam
N.Y
Hieflamoval
Canaan
Charlotte Kitton
Theodore
Doetrult
Mich
Mre
Julia Cady
Princeton, Minn
FL. L. Thornton
Universalist Church of
White River Junction
Michaud Council
Gates Opera House
Charles “Sandy” Chapman
France
I of C
Preference primaries set eight word platforms in South Dakota
The Boston Globe reports the South Dakota preference primary results as General Wood wins Republican nomination momentum and Gay is named as vice president hopeful while Democrats discuss potential candidates amid caution on third terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West
South
Mr. Bryan
Leopard Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
League
Gen. Wood
Boston Globe
Move to Turners Falls and local news from Wells River
Wells River notes residents relocate to Turners Falls Massachusetts where Ralph Hebb works in a machine shop. Mrs and Mrs Smith plan Montpelier relocation and a local branch office. Deer hunting reports, school events at Wells River high school, hotel Wentworth chimney fire, a dancing class organized, church suppers and Vermont congress thoughts on House size and costs with Brattleboro Reformer editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hebb
Turners Falls
Mass
Mr. Hebb
Percy Smith
Montpelier
Perry
Niggerhead Pond
Marshfield
Groton Pond
Edgar Ene
Will Greenwood
Newbury
Newbury Village
Wells River High School
Miss McClillan
Miss Palmer
Wentworth
Woodsville
Henry Martin
Eorge Martin
South Newbury
Inwood
Roy Brothers
Perley Hanson
E'S
South Ayegate Local Notices and Community Tidbits
Mrs. D. Fisk underwent surgery at Han's lover hospital with serious condition after a year of debility. Hunters report two does taken by M. J. and Ray Bailey on opening day. Delegates Garvin and D. M. McKinley attended Caledonia county's new era conference at St Johnsbury as U P church delegates. Residents note illnesses, visits, and local movements including Zampieri’s move to Frank Rosa place and Mrs Rose-Agostini's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. BR. Fisk
Han
Lover Hospital
Gile
M. J
Ray Bailey
Garvin
D. M. McKinley
Caledonia County
St. Johnsbury
U.P
Boh. Hooker
Henry Tillotson
Nora Tillotson
Presbyterian Church
Hilbert Samuelson
Gordon Smith
Gladys Lincoln
Paul M. Ion
RK. Zampieri
Harriman House
Frank Rosa
Alt. Beaton, Jr
W. Gooding
Harry Thureday
Rose-Agostini
Louida Agostini
Milford
Mass
Wellis Colt
Christina Taylor
Dorchester
A. T. Beaton, Jr
Lillian Pettigrew
Portamouth
N. Hy
WK. Ingraham
Fir Dewksbury
St. Julimsbury
Randolph Exempts L. W. Webster Co from Taxation
At a DuBois & Gay hall meeting on Monday the L. W. Webster company was nearly unanimously granted a five year tax exemption. The firm, filed to manufacture various products with 31 million capital, lists Leon W. Webster and others. The business will supply Dartmouth College dormitories and a Newport residence, with machinery soon to be installed. Also noted are a chimney fire on Central Street, Cantini selling the Park theatre to enter auto sales, and local suffrage club elections with several social updates around town people and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBois & Gay's
L. W. Webster Corporation
Secretary of State
Leon W
Central Street
He, Allen
Vana Washburn
Fred J. Cantini
Lebanon
N. H
Park Theatre
Hudson, Essex
A. H. Chapman
Marcott Mill
Suffrage Club
Genieve Lamson
G. W. Paterson
EB. A. Morac
Winifred Richmond
PC. Dodge
Mary Carr Tewksbury
Closson Gilbert
Chicago
da Woupwich
Maude Kendall
VA. Grant
Fleb. Martell
Albury
George MacCormick
Helen McCoon
Greenfield
N. M. Rowell
Mary Appleben
Grace Applebes
Littleton
Mra
Washburn
Tonolila
Hawaii
Bernice Still
Masex Junction
C. B.S
Thomas
Boston
Eugene Sheldon
Regular Army
Motor Corps
New York City
Hett
I Jackson
G. J. Perkins & Son
Marshall
Hardwick
A. L. Bailey Music
Marshall Brick
Pirely
Richantson & Hoyt
Grow & Campbell
Male Street
Bailey Company
Thi
Frank Marion
Montpelier
Mackville
Shipman Pond
Mordwick Lake
Hardwick News Roundup and Local Elections Talk
Hardwick C. T. Pierce sells the Dutton house on Glenside to L. & Calling of firvenaboro Bend, receiving woodland in Woodbury. Village meeting votes electric line to Craftsbury and to borrow funds. Hospital admissions include Avery McKinatr y and Mrs. Cynthia Spencer. Residents plan Florida winter trips and local social events continue with meetings and shifts in business locations. National topics touch on Jenkins case and political speculation in Vermont politics.
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C. T. Pierce Fig
Dutton
Glenside
L. & Calling
Firvenaboro Bend
Woodbury
Harry Cross
Bernard Wilton
Harold Nelson
Clifford Gregory
Orville Bushey
Avery McKinatry
Walcott
Adain
Hardwick Hospital
Cynthia Spencer
Cabot
Douglass and locals visit, Groton notes and church events
Groton residents return from visits in Bradford and Montpelier while plans for the Methodist church programs unfold. The junior Worth league held a box supper in the church vestry with Mrs Clark and Rev Thoentat performing, followed by games and cheer. Services schedule visible with Sunday school, morning and evening gatherings and a Thursday midweek service, plus a lecture on the Lord's Prayer and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Chase
Montpelier
Roy Vance
Worth League
Methodist Church
Kf, Clark
Stead Thoentat
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ri ‘Stand Thornton
Suneday School
Sermon on The Eternality of God at Universalist Church
Rev JA Simmons will preach at the Washington Universalist Church next Sunday morning on The Eternality of God. All are invited to attend. Sunday school starts at noon with classes for all. a cordial welcome awaits everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Washington
JA. Simmons
God
Cedar Trees Over Two Thousand Years Old Found
A Missoula district jogging engineer reports fir trees over two thousand years old in the Kauiksu forest in extreme northeastern Washington. He says trees range from a foot to ten feet in diameter and a boring instrument shows ages near two thousand years, some nearly one thousand. He notes potential high grade timber and that similar ages are found only in the Redwood forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Kauiksu Forest
Washington
Ays
United States
Redwiod Forest
Cabot Dinners and Deer Report From Cabot Village Notes
Reports from Cabot include deer counts with weights for Byron East and others, plus a list of local names and weights. Mrs Julia Somers funeral officiated by Currier, and Mrs Mary Rogers returned from hospital. Dates reference an error in a Times issue and Cabot village annual meeting with officials elected and state resurfacing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rov
September Cow Test Report for Washington County
The Washington County Cow-Testing association reports for the 30 day period ending Sept 20. Past month pasture conditions were poor and only eight cows produced 1000 pounds milk or 40 pounds butterfat. One new member joined, six cows were purchased, and three unprofitable cows were sold. A tuberculin test on one herd cow showed no reactors. Grain ration included bran oats corn meal cottonseed meal and oil meal. The record table lists eight owners and herd data including John Graham and Smith & Son among others with varying milk and butterfat totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
John Graham
LO Bon T. R. Phillips
Carver Krom
Gil
Smith & Son
Garfield wage theory debated as miner cost of living rises
The article discusses Direc Garfiell’s claim that his 1M per cent formula is not an award but a calculation comparing wages and living costs. It notes prices in 1913 versus current, argues the method adjusts wages to price levels, and questions whether such purity should control wage determinations amid changing economic sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dir
Garfiell
Garfield
Garnell Shuld
New York Evening World
Fragmentary Boston Transcript quote on literature and market list
A damaged clipping quotes the Boston Transcript musing that literature would interest the scene and that someone should read the market list. The garbled text references eggs tracts and themes of muse and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Bean Caterpillar Invades Massachusetts Bean Crops
Massachusetts agricultural authorities report a widespread bean caterpillar outbreak harming beans statewide. The Massachusetts Agricultural College issued control guidance using arsenate spray for stored and winter beans, stressing thorough undersides of leaves and caution for dense foliage.
Lime Dust as a Larva Sulforating Agent in Tobacco Dust
The text describes finely divided lime dusting foliage to act as a sulforating agent against larva. It notes tobacco dust as a similar method, but questions its adequacy. It mentions a spray solution of black leaf (M0) at 1800 parts water with four or five pounds of soap per 100 quarts, suggesting contact invertible use for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Massachugette Agricultural College
Massachnavtts Agricultural College
Heang
Bourne
Massachusetts Agricultural Collegee Sgns
Taeus
Connecticut
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Ieriona
Barone
Wells River
Vermont
Congress
House of Representatives
House
America
Priine
Ayegate
L. W. ‘Webster Corporation
Jenkins
Mexico
Denkins
Carranea Oye
Lancing
Rio Grande
New York World
Wongresemin Porter HL. Dale
M. Virtehor
Caveneh
Dillingham
Juden Woendall P. “Stafford
Dale
Dillingham-Stafford
Govel Fea
Congressman Greeny
Solire
Ruth and Herald
Groton
C. £. Douglass
Manley Carpenter
Hame
Post Mille
Ed Smith
George Is. Welch
Camplin
N. A
Walch
Ears
Wting. Richardson
Bradford
Hichard Ponti
Richardson
EM. Walbridge
Wrowke
Marehfield
Ernest. Keenan
Eleme Lewis Kennan
Mieni v
Dentiet Jover
Byron Eastman
Lyford
Doe
Harry Stevens
Charles Burnham
H. Hf. Palgom
HL. A. Heath
Dean Macy
Marle Glidden
Cabot Village
L. C. Laine
Ralph Hoyt
L. A. Farrinstein
W. Barr
L.(. Taner
S.J. Norrie
Harvey Walbridge
W. Kenaston
J. Warren
Mellie Wells
Kemp
Lee
Clara
Shortt Marshfield, Vt
TIS Office
J. W. Dillon
Barre
Harry Morey
Charl Klein
Lec Finance
Pathe War
Burton. Holmes
Tulesday
Mutual Review and
Goldwyn Comer
Ind
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Jacques
Silver North
Frits Hennette
Hasseal
Supreme Entertainment
Paramount
William Parnum
Wrest Northwest
Ies Fern
Leo Coments
Gomeos
Toll Itcueta” Kinoxram
Harold Lloyd
Avelyn Greeley
P. M. Carr
Elm Street
Henry Miller
New York
Lucille
Evening Mail
N.Y. Globe
N. Y. Evening Telegram
Alan Dale
N. Y. Tribune
N.Y. Evening Post
Evening Sun
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