Norwich University football letters awarded to many men
A Norwich University Athletic Association meeting named H. D. Melloon of Lowell Massachusetts as football manager with assistants Hi Styles and I. He Cray. Letters were awarded to a long list of players from multiple towns and states. The intercollegiate Vermont champions received sweaters from M. J. Smith and a gold foothill charm presented by Northfield citizens as a commemorative token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Melloon
Lowell
Mass
VF. Hi. Styles
Millers Falls
I. He Cray
Bellows Falls
D. Steele
Manchester
Ny Ha Ryd
Walker
Marlhoro
Madig7
M. KB. Ashton
St. Johnsbury
Ramos
New Bedford
Mase
T A. Slayton
Barre
L. A. Denemore
FW. Smith
Bristol
Ofnn
W. of
Bradley
Lawrence
Mage
W. Whitcomb
Brandon
N. A. Butler
Mayo
A. Lowell
Boxton
Lewhe B. Hill
Winthrop
Leakey
Rutland
R.E. Envell Je
Aardner
L.A. Peabody
Maan
P. A. Burroughs
Hay E.R. Jenking
Mines
W. FJ. Quinlan
Murray
A. A. Forand
New Bertford
W. AW
Dunes
Hartford
Deer Season Marks Notable Totals and Local News Tidbits
Barre visitor Miss Marjorie Bartlett visits sister Mrs. A B Warren. Theumariat illness hits Themes Simmons. Mrs Hermon Crosisi with Werealosin. Miss Kellogg works for National Life Insurance Montpelvin. Deer season yields 30 deer with no accidents. largest weight 250 pounds. Mrs William Mulligan hosts a one year old party for Tittle Lauren with family. Miss Vraners Abbott gifts a birthday rake. Mme Girmen Gine resumes teaching at Minieter brook after illness. Donald Mathai recovering from scarlet fever. Kert Weeks visits Jeter. Mrs Carl Richardson and Mrs Luther Wheeler of Calais visiting. Frank Pierce visits Johannn recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Bartlett
Barre
A. B. Warren
Simmons
Hermon Crosisi
William Mulligan
Tittle Lauren
Dee
Mire Girmen Gine
Donald Mathai
Kert
Calnia
Jeter
Isn’t It the Truth The Boat and People’s Curiosity
A brief item notes a quip about curiosity regarding boats and people’s interest, attributed to Rostun Transcript. The remark hints that what others seek about the boat is often not their business.
Vermont Budget Sees Eight Point Six Million Biennial Plan
The Vermont budget committee presents a two year financial outlook showing a cash surplus of 1 100 000 and general revenue of 4 280 050 for the biennial period ending June 30 1923. It details departmental appropriations and committee recommendations with a total biennial outlay of 6 823 857 24 and notes a proposed surplus to cover next session needs. The report covers expenditures for state activities and special appropriations including dormitories renovations and highway projects plus the establishment of a small printing plant and hospital upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Vermont
Montpelier
Budget Committee
Scehool
Branden
Wotnin
Windsor
Ward
Bitehen
Waterbury
Smugmore Notch
Ln Bacadio
Committee On Budget
Lieb
Willett
Justin
Changoa
Delta
Warrhary
Huthding
Warsen Rat Lee
Wasson Rwine
W. Giptil
Heath
Dinker
Ristes Gi Wee
G. Robinson
Arthur Masham
Arthur Maxham
GM Jones
Ant
Woo. Nees
Nervrese
Ana W. C. Nereroee
W. C. Nererons
OH. Jones
IL Jones
Jens
James Avs
Jane
Reger
Merty
M OH
Local notes from Moretown and nearby towns
Fragmented items mention Worth paying Altert Gatdemslth, employment at a Rewhette mill, and residents in Moretown and Montpelier. Several names appear in passing, including Mr. Olerile, Clarke, Meturthy, Vine, Ferg, and Griffith, with scattered mentions of camp trips, a spring event, and a birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TL
N.Y
Harel
Mere
T. C. Perrie
Monty Wedaeaiay
Olerile
Ieee
Clarke
Vieward Meturthy
Sydar
Ens
Penetim
le Men
K. Berrie
Sums
Adnan
Albert
Griffith
Mantpel- Kidon Grifith
Fuld Turstey
Ashbey
Tondernd
P. Ferris
Vermont budget boosts for prison dormitory and highway needs
The budget committee recommends a 418,000 appropriation to complete and re equip the women's dormitory at the prison. It also proposes a 100,000 appropriation to cover ongoing highway department expenses for trucks and machinery funded by the federal government. The report explains the state surplus stems from bond sale delays and higher than expected deposits and corporation tax revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Highway Department
Vermont
Banner Month for Association in Waterbury Waitefield Herds
November proved the best month for the Waterbury Waitefield Cow Testing association with 44 quality cows. Joelin of Waitefield Nae and three year old Holstein Beauty Mutual Legie Deets produced 2401 pounds of milk and high butterfat, setting records for the period. Mr Johnin ule led the herd with the best average milk yield and fat content for the month, per the table of records for cows yielding over 1000 pounds of milk and 1 pound of butterfat in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury-Waitefeld
Woc
Joelin
Waitefield
Beauty Mutual Legie
Wuchtertst
Jontin
Differences Over Mandates Dominate League Assembly
Geneva December IT The Associated Press reports deep rifts between the League of Nations council and the assembly over mandates for Syria Mesopotamia and Palestine. After debate the draft was postponed with three new membership applications and budget issues still to settle. Albania stands as the lone hopeful among Albania Liechtenstein and Ukraine. The dispute centers on Article X and U S policy, with American objections to permanent control receding as Albania's admission appears possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Press
League of Nations
Assembly of the Tagite
Mandates Commission
Syria
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Vine Langage
Commission
Assembly
League
Rene Vietuni
Albania
Lichtenstein
Ukraine
At Allwnia
Robert Devil
South Africa
N. W Rowell
Canada
Hattie States
Grorgia
Tralian
Paine Bridge Welby
Sine Albania
Mo Rick
Js Kensie
Elie
Insane Cadet Shot Canon Magner Reported
Fragmentary OCR text describes a violent incident involving a cadet named Canon Magner. Details are unclear due to garbled source, but references include names such as Dee and Camere Megw and mentions of a private or military setting. The fragment lacks coherent facts, dates, or location.
British Unemployment Serious Problem in Great Britain
Dec 17 report from Landon outlines rising unemployment in Britain with official figures around 500,000 out of work and labor circles arguing the true total may reach 1,000,000 plus dependents. Government plans to pay 40 shillings weekly to men and 25 to women face scrutiny as unions resist nonunion cooperation on new building work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Great Britain
Labor Party
Tin
Thomas J MarNemara
Wuthdings Wnt
Tunding Trades Union
Orgas
MarNamara
Persia
Soniers
Eye Test in Tuberculosis for Cattle
The eye test helps supplement detection methods for bovine tuberculosis. It is used on dairy farms to support intradermal testing, though it is not a stand alone indicator and may be affected by dust or irritation. The eye test is best conducted on farms with suitable conditions and by trained personnel to avoid misinterpretation with other factors.
Vermont Superintendents Conference Gleanings
Nearly all Vermont superintendents gathered to discuss the future of education. They urged increased enrollment, better funding, improved salaries, and stronger community use of rural schools as centers for learning and civic life. The conference stressed professional improvement, effective administration, and a push to attract and retain teachers statewide.
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AML
Temi
Dob
Wurth
Tenchere
Vermont
Forrest
Wirk Co Iil
Diermet
Inter Valur
County
Ware
Vermont and Atlantic City Meeting Highlights and Education Resolutions
Delegates from Vermont gathered for the N. 16 A. meeting in Atlantic City with the Lotus quartet and Miss Harrett in attendance. The event yielded suggestions on airport and school transportation, funding standards, and improving teaching quality. Resolutions urged standard funding formulas, stronger supervision, upgraded training, and better record keeping through standardized pupil and teacher cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Quartet
Harrett
Vermont
Atlantic City
Wiestatte
Woman's Privilege Judge Admits Motormist Tale
A Florida Times-Union brief reports a courtroom scene where a male driver insists he did not mow the hare in time and a woman asserts influence over the situation. The dialogue features the judge and defendant in a humorous exchange about feminine persuasion and propriety.
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Norwich University
Worcester
Payer
Bayer
Crete
Apertn
Mara
Ayer Mer
Mesmereticechte Eies
Ralicy Iuast
Moretown
Whipple Company
Natick
Waitsfield
Council
Assembly of
Dinmanway
Ireland
Tuli
Brees
Dent
Reainol
Aida
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Carricgs Company
Carr A
Hamilton
Waltham
Elgin
Illinois
Hallmark
Hawkes
Seth Thomas
Conklin
Gorham
Sheffield
Wallace Nutting Pictures
Bell & Houston
Hallmark Jewelers
Salada
Salada Tea Company
Stuart & Berkeley Sts
Boston
Staty Board
A. P
Horlick
Horlick's
Dept. B
Stacine
Wis
Iis
Columbia Grafonolas
Columbia Records
Columbia Grafonola
Kodaks
Kodak
Rexall
Russell
the Red Cross Pharmacy
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