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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
4
Maish advertises Cotton Down Comforters praised for purity warmth and lightness with Bilkaline and Satin covers priced at 3.00 3.50 and 4.00 each. Blankets offered in Silkaline Satin Grey and white grey and white 11-4 and 12-4 sizes with prices from 75c to 6.00 per pair.
Two listings identify Perry Camp at 71 and 75 Main Street in Barre Vermont. Property details focus on location and address labels rather than events or actions.
The page fragment lists a jumble of notices, merchants and ads including Bee L. My Awert’s, Perry’s for men, and various stations. Mentions a jeweler Halas and a local club with lines about old folks. May reflect a busy community page of notices and commerce.
Fragmentary report details rampant election graft and party clashes. Mentions candidates like Adrinalt Keppel and the Whig ticket amid accusations of corruption and organized disorder during campaign events.
Fragmented text shows New York women seeking the right to play for prizes rather than money. References to equality, token gestures, and resistance to tokenism appear alongside scattered phrases about branding and practice, with unclear dates and events.
Jotted items describe Jens slippers at Fitts and a busy town scene with visitors, shop notices, church and club meetings, and local personalities. Mentions include Mr. O’Brien visiting, C. G. Howhot in Grand Rapids, and Miss Margaret Reid’s Boston trip. social events and theater programs are listed amid scattered errands and arrivals.
A garbled editorial urges Vermont dairy authorities to publicly assess and improve herd health and milk quality. It warns that failing dairies threaten public health and calls for decisive corrective measures across the state to protect consumers and preserve the industry.
The regular meeting of Metiodiot Urobhertiond will be held Wednesday evening December 16 at the lodge hall of Lay Al Gerson No. 740. Members are urged to attend and bring matters of importance for discussion per secretary’s orders.
An ad claims ribbons in Vermont offer the best price for silk quality. It highlights 100 and 180 varieties as same grade but wider, suitable for Christmas work, available in delicate and dark colors. It promotes 186 ribbon as twill silk, claiming high quality and market-leading value. Fancy ribbons for hats or fancy work are on display, with wide options in new style at 250.
Fragmentary note mentions a sander and someone named Wuainess amid unclear conditions. No identifiable event, people, or organizations. summary limited by readable text.
The ad promotes reduced prices on handkerchiefs and linen waists. It highlights pure linen initial handkerchiefs, three boxed handkerchief sets with accessories, and woven lace items with limited quantities. Bargains include two for 25 cents and items heavily discounted from higher prices. It promises new waists on the first floor at 7 cents, touting laundering and neat linen effects.
A fragmentary note from The Daylight Stores hints at new garment news focused on Winter Boots or Coats. The text mentions Barre and Arlington with scattered domestic details, hints of wartime sentiment, and local social notes about meetings, visits, and family news.
Onions 19¢ per peck, Fineapples 25¢ per peck, sweet apples for baking. Popcorn 6 lbs 28¢. New Juicy Dates 3 lbs 25¢. White Clover Honey 18¢. Box large Fancy Bloaters 8¢ each. Fresh opened eye tar, Finnan Haddie, Salt Herrings 60¢ per lb, Salmon 9¢ lb. Prices and items may surprise.
A brief weather note mentions hot steamed days and a forecast of warmth for the region with high humidity. No city names or dates are provided.
Our line of twenty dollar overcoats showcases the best value in tailoring. We selected fabrics and linings, set a high standard, and used top makers to craft each coat. These coats, priced at 20 dollars, are unmatched in quality and cannot be duplicated elsewhere. Other coats from 10 dollars and up.
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