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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
7
A list of weekly bargains includes three pounds of mixed cookies, one ounce bottle of Columbia Catsup, self-raising flour, Nabob pancake flour, raspberry or strawberry preserves, lemon cling peaches and Victory Brand peaches. Also describes Oak Leaf Soap in seven bars. Prices shown in cents.
The general docket of Addison county mart shows few cases with no court calendar entries and only 10 on the jury list. Chancery docket has 31 entries and funds totaling 604.67 from Wells funded a free room at Maury Pletcher hospital for the needy. Total receipts in Chittenden County reach 9,531.20 with 3,409.57 disbursed and 161.72 on hand. outstanding accounts at 0.80 dollars. A tax fund covers 1905 to 1906. The Richford Garment Co stockholders plan Friday meeting to organize and elect directors, considering using the former Richford School Furniture Co factory for garment manufacturing.
In Burlington on December 7, 2,681 pounds of turkeys and 271 pounds of geese previously imported from Canada without duty were auctioned by deputy collector J. Mexanier. Turkeys sold for five to eight cents per pound, geese at seven and a half cents. Lot sales favored IL RB Thomas and D H Mynn, with total proceeds of $190.01.
Women report rapid cleansing of scalp and relief from dandruff using Newbro's Herpicide. They claim it stops hair shedding and baldness by killing the parasite believed to cause scalp issues, and it also serves as a hair dressing. Sold by leading druggists with samples available from The Herpicide Co Detroit.
A cautious warning from German authorities denounces socialist groups seeking Russian style upheaval. Officials urge restraint, predicting harsh penalties for any revolt and bloodshed as sentiment grows in Dresden and across regions. The note signals government resolve to crush disturbances.
Goo W Noffman of The Wash reports a seven year struggle withBronchial stomach and liver trouble ended with Electric Hitters. He praises the medicine, stating it cured his ailments and plans to keep them in the house. Available at Parlor Drug Store and Red Crows Pharmacy for 80 cents a bottle.
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association sets thirteenth annual gathering in Armory hall Burlington January 9 and 10 with prizes including two cups valued at ten dollars each for top scoring creamery and dairy butter. The Vermont Dairyman’s Association events follow January 9–11 with planned Home Making address by Mrs. Howe and Governor Bell in attendance.
An advertisement claims a cough and cold remedy called Lixo Gen yomareasian and Cold cure contains no morphine or habit forming ingredients. It promises money-back if not satisfactory and lists D. Davis, K. A. Crown, OH & Co, Barre Vermont and J. H. McArthur, East Vermont as endorsers or sellers.
Herald interviews a Rutland Montpelier faction leader who says about 180 dollars was raised from Rutland merchants to survey the route, Montpelier's merchants added about 500 dollars. A Buffalo man oversaw surveying, five to six weeks spent, cost estimates around 2 million dollars, ending the plan as the projected profit and interest seemed unlikely despite vast expenditure.
Proceedings note an attachment on property owned by the Merchants National Bank of Burlington after a county court session last month. Miles K Young of Bloomingpton TL VA Bronk Th Howe plaintiff seeks 284 dollars. the bank trustee faces an execution used against the bank. Deputy Sheriff Quinn levies on office furniture and other property to cover the claim. sale to be advertised. An injunction action may be brought against Howe's trustee once appointed to bring the matter before the court. A new feature in the case involves Jer.
Estate notices detail hearings for Duffys estate in Seamount with Hiram Carleton as judge and Ida Heel estate in Vermont with William Boot as administrator. They request consent of heirs, state conversion of real estate to money, and publish notices in Barre Times for three weeks prior to hearings.
The notice outlines passenger train departures from Barre with daily and weekday-only times for routes to Williams Town Montpelier and connections to Boston Chicago and Montpelier. It lists morning and evening trains, Pullman service, and identifies the general manager and an agent with dated signatures.
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