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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
4
A ragged compilation reports on Chr Barre Delly Ther circulation, political commentary from Vermont figures, and a defiant editorial on Proctor family criticism. It notes Derby Day style ads, a book promotion by Tom Lawen, and a scathing Herald critique of Proctor figures amid temperate prohibition era references.
A garbled but recognizable report notes President Roosevelt's reiteration that he has no plan to seek a second term beyond his current presidency. The piece emphasizes his commitment to the traditional limits on presidential service and his refusal to violate the pledged word.
The item lists a Christmas church choir, a pavilion gathering tonight, and a dance at Barre with addresses and times. It references a Christmas event at the church and a ward meeting, noting entrances, ticket prices, and attendance guidance.
The readable fragments claim republics falter when service ends after years. It asserts a ten-term presidency would require three decades, suggesting public tolerance for political endurance and a wary view of republican stability.
A garbled passage recalls a social gathering with partial names and actions. It mentions Sadyn Hall and a few attendees, with unclear details about the event, timing, and outcomes. The text lacks coherent facts, but suggests a moment of thanks and casual activity among a small group.
A partial list shows perfumes, fountain pens, traveling cases, toilet sets, manicure sets, fancy boxes, candy, cigars, holiday and birthday books, post card albums, pocket books, music rolls, novelty calendars and papers, Christmas cards, and military brushes available for the festive season.
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