Notice to bidders and sale of advertisements
Eien M Beales of Barry offers notice for three lines for 25 cents per insertion. For sale and sale terms include let and land, with rates shown. Subsequent insertions priced at ten cents per line.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
10
Eien M Beales of Barry offers notice for three lines for 25 cents per insertion. For sale and sale terms include let and land, with rates shown. Subsequent insertions priced at ten cents per line.
Estate of Carlo Lamperti in Vermont court reviewing executor accounts and distributing assets, with probate decree. Also notice of a Board of Civil Authority for Abatement of Taxes meeting to be held December 22, 1922 at 7 o'clock p m in the city court room James Smart city clerk
The Rt. Johnelury-Woman's Belief Corpses presented the church at Passonpele a handsome bay. A bull raised by CN Curtig of Berlin weighed 59 pounds at one year and 19 days old on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. George Lillin celebrate an anniversary. Lillie is 80 and his wife 7a. An employee at J. R. Booth mill in Burlington lost a hand after a planer accident. Riley feeding lumber into the planer was clipped. right arm drawn into the blade. How Workmen stopped the machine and probed the limb. Avis C. Toot of North Troy had a serious battery accident. charger exploded, burning his face and right eye. Water briefly saved sight. Mrs. Sarah K. E. Bullard, died in North New Salem, born in Burnet July 12, 1812. Educated in McIntosh, Fally, Peacham academies. at 17 went to Boston and worked years at the Boston Atheneum. Maiden name Barah Gil. After marriage in 1807 she wrote a story of New Salem academy and contributed to historical research, showing real literary ability.
Burlington, Dec. 22 — Evant Johnson, 72, long an editor at the Barlington Daily News before 1910, died at home after a prolonged illness. A Dartmouth graduate, he edited the Suncook Valley Times after graduation and later worked with several papers before joining the News. His editorials were noted for clarity and forceful expression.
Earle P Nevina of St Albans filed for bankruptcy in the U S court yesterday citing a large debt on a phonograph and records. Assets listed at 8823 with 8300 exempt. debt largely to York post and several local creditors. Banks Weldon National and Franklin County Savings also listed as creditors with notes secured.
The report estimates about fourty three thousand nine hundred autos registered in Vermone with potential growth to forty seven thousand under Aguirre authorities. It notes a higher number of chauffeurs and operators, a state ownership aspect, and a projected 1921 fee and license revenue around £114,000.
The 44th annual Vermont Bar Association session in Montpelier will feature Hon. Charles S. Whitman and Hon. Sherman E. Burroughs among other prominent speakers. Addresses will cover educational qualifications for bar admission and related topics. events include dinners, a portrait presentation, and discussions on taxes and public utilities.
A garbled OCR segment lists scattered names and phrases from notices and ads. It references Fla, Baltimore, Battle Creek, Larchmont, and New York locations, with mentions of churches, sermons, magazines, and shop names. The passages lack coherent events or dates to summarize a single clear item.
OCR fragment lists misread dialogue and stray phrases including Tommy, Mr. Dubieigh, and references to Detroit Free Press and New York. It shows garbled quotes from a dance scene, family chatter, and scattered notes about ages and days, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
The Massachusetts Forestry Association and allied groups celebrate twenty five years of developing timber resources in New England. The three day program at the State House highlights forest industry growth, reforestation, and sustainable wood supply amid rising outside lumber costs. Delegates discuss private timbering, state and town forests, and efforts to reduce fire waste to support local wood-using industries.
A garbled sports fragment describes shells, a short exchange, and a player knocked senseless. The text notes uncertainty about the ball’s location and references dust and a Kansas City Star report, with unclear events and attribution.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Vermont Barre address 28-30 Pi Street with a local telephone line 593- and a note that items are delivered free. The readable fragment implies a business listing or ad item, but lacks clear subject or full context.
Fragmented OCR shows an annual meeting notice for a local Peas chapter with unreadable lines. The legible text references a gathering, date, and possible attendees, but essential details remain obscured. The item appears as a brief civic notice in a community newspaper.
Help wanted notices solicit male labor for farm and miscellaneous work. Items reference workers at a fruit or strawberry operation, a Waterbury address, and a Lakeside listing. The legible bits show positions for farm labor and winter duties with names and contact hints.
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