Barre Daily Times reflects winter season and local issues
The Barre Daily Times summary notes severe early winter, Vermont and Massachusetts legislative activity, and immigration trends between Canada and the United States. It discusses tuberculosis testing for cows supplying Barre milk, a deer hunting incident, and crime commentary by New York City officials about Christmas crime. It critiques journalism practices and notes college news pacing. overall, a compact snapshot of regional concerns and editorial takes.
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Right makes might motto of Peoples National Bank 1921
The 1921 motto of Peoples National Bank proclaims right makes might, signaling strong ethical branding for readers. The line anchors the institution’s public image amid postwar economic activity and reflects bank messaging of integrity and strength.
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Peoples National Bank
Storm Over Coat Sale Hits Man and Boy Outerwear
Bargain alert as prices drop on men and boys overcoats. Discounted stock includes a large selection with many items marked down. A limited number of Boys overcoats remain at the reduced price.
Printing Elections News Upon Receipt
The article defends publishing election results when copy arrives, arguing that the release date is unreasonable and the event itself constitutes news. It emphasizes timely reporting over fixed schedules.
Vermont Economy Sees Prices Fall Pressure Looms
The Newport Express notes business gloom across Vermont as money liberalization nears its end. Manufacturers and merchants retrench to adjust to expected normal conditions, with price declines seen as gradual to avoid abrupt harm to major industries. The Barre Times column mocks a Barre church photo caption and cites concerns over sensational hunting reporting that could harm wildlife ethics.
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Vermont
Newport Express
Connecticut Farm Thefts Push For State Constabulary
The Brattleboro reformer notes rising farm thefts in Connecticut and calls for a state constabulary to protect crops. It argues widespread crop losses justify a systematic raiding-control force and predicts the grange will back a bill at January session. It also discusses murder cases and costs of detective work in Vermont.
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Randolph visitors and local events in Montpelier
Mr and Mrs Rex Fullam of Montpelier arrived for a few days visit with her parents. Seldon Tewksbury Frank and William Plumley visited Hartland to see their sister. Green Mountain Glove factory closed until January 6. many employees returned home. Various residents traveled to Bethel and Boston. Churches held services and local gatherings featured readings, music, and Christmas notices. Bethany Guild fundraiser yielded profits from crafts and candies.
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Rex Fullam
Montpelier
Mere
Seldon Tewksbry Frank
Wiliam Plumley
Hartland
Green Mountain
Louvan Ire
Judge Rowell’s
J.C. Alden
Bethel
E.P. Bisby
Newark
Bertha
Maney
Boston
John Manne
F. & Tolman
Hie Laci
Sam
Nethany
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Iew Holden
George Allen
Ceres
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L. Carrigan
George C. Plist
Clarence Martin
Rochester
Bethamy Guild
John Thgers
Nodtheld
HD. Manieter
Wight Cartands
Bard
Randolph Carloads Incoming After Displaced Residents Visit
The narrative notes several carloads of people on the way to Randolph and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Dosigina Barclay and their Barre children visiting Friday to stay with the Barclay’s parents, Byron and Mrs. Manchester.
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Dosigina Barclay
Barre
Byron Manchester
Up to Date on Credit and Precen Boston Transcript
Fragmentary OCR text references credit and a Boston transcript. No clear events, people, or places beyond scattered terms. Summary focuses on uncertain mentions of finance and a Boston transcript without a specific incident or dates.
Tree Committee Faces New Fees Amid Restos Merger
A local tree committee considers a five cent per foot fee to cover maintenance near the United Bank area as part of a broader effort to fund restoration projects. The plan aims to balance city needs with resident concerns.
Alimony pledge in Citizens Transcript dialogue
A Boston Transcript item records a playful exchange about future love and financial support as one party promises to ensure adequate alimony when age advances. The dialogue features affectionate humor and a practical note on support obligations.
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