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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
7
A damaged ad fragment warns against using untrusted patent remedies and highlights dangers of mercury in claimed cures. It references Hall's Catarrh Cure said to be made in Toledo by E. Cheney & Co and includes precautionary notes about internal use and testimonial claims.
The stockholders of the National Bank of Barre are notified their final meeting for electing directors and other business will be held at banking rooms on Tuesday January 10 at 9 o'clock a.m. T. H. Cave Jr cashier Barre Vt Dec 17 1910.
The stockholders of the Barre Savinga Bank and Trust confess a meeting to elect directors and transact other lawful business. It will be held at their rooms on Tuesday the 16th day of January at 2 o clock. Mary J. Wright, Secretary, Barre, Vie DeedT, Oe 7.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Granite Savings Bank and Trust Company will be held at the bank in Narre Vermont on Tuesday January 3 2011 at 2 oclock p m for the election of directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come before the meeting H G Woodruff Secretary Barre Vermont December 14 1010.
The annual meeting of the People's Barre will be held at the banking room in Barre Vermont on Tuesday January 10 at 10 o'clock a.m. for the election of directors for the ensuing year and for other business as may come before the meeting.
The annual meeting of Granite Mutual Insurance for election of directors and other business will be held at the office in Wood Bierk, North Main Street, Barre, Wisconsin, on Tuesday January 3 at 9 40 a.m. KR G Robinson, Secretary.
Reports from Chester describe cartiers and search flights as Priday and Jack follow Simp Allen of West Ferrisburg. Priday loses five cows to Lake Champlain, one horse valued at 200 dollars was struck last summer. Bernard Maynard, four, survived kidney care box contents by stomach pump. Mrs Farr in Rutland escaped serious harm when a Christmas tree fire nearly burned her waist. burns mild.
Rutland county court hears Fred M. Phillips sue his mother Ellen M. Phillips of New Haven for 924 13 for services and contract work claimed between 1907 and 1908 with alleged unpaid sums. Other reports note a loan suit by Carl Grousman against Proctor Trust Co and a series of local incidents including a store break in Fair Haven, a revolver incident at Rutland station, and Brattleboro investors planning a new lead mine in Newfane and Wardsboro with several farm purchases justified by mining prospects.
Burlington police report a break in at the Alpert and Salger liquor store on North Avenue and North Bend. About six quarters of inch glass were taken after entry through a front window. Butler was arrested around 3 am, intoxicated, with a quart bottle of jam in his pocket and a bleeding hand. A burglary charge was filed alongside intoxication.
An advertisement by TAFT, State Manager in Randolph Center Vermont, promotes psychic readings and love advice claiming to reveal rivals and teach winning tactics. It promises guaranteed guidance, illusions of mind reading, and readings for $1.00 with a claim of miraculous results and no payment until satisfaction.
Morrisville report states Grange Master Smith of the state Grange sold a herd of registered Jerseys and farm gear to 19 New York parties for 26 dollars. He owns a Lamar ranch and may relocate to Iowa, while rumors place sale of his Vermont residence to the village.
A garbled ad notices a product called Suyo Thing Now and a “New Title Pillar,” mentioning 47 Elm Street in Buffalo New York and a supposed remedy for chronic constipation and chills. The fragment cites a pharmacy price of 28 cents at Vee! Hea Cross Pharmacy and references debility.
Rutland December 20 A prisoner named James Porkings who was to be released from the hours of correction after a long term for tramp has shown extreme obloquy to prison staff causing renewed confinement. City Judge FG Schonerton recommitted him for breach of the peace. State’s Attorney T L Stafford believes he may be sent to the Waterbury asylum. Deputy Superintendent Daniel Freo prepared to discharge him earlier this week when Porkings became abusive and threatened to attack the official. The plea of breach of the peace was guilty.
Dec 20 in White River the Peck Clarke company was organized with A Fogg as president Wf, Bigelow as vice president and F W Fogg as superintendent. Directors include F W Fogg A Bigelow 000 Crane and B B Fones of Enfield. AE Watson of Hartford named clerk. Capital set at £25 with half payable by January 10 at the French Watson plant in Hartford.
A story probes what combination of circumstances could tempt a man to imitate a feat he did not perform. Elizabeth Wood brews discusses The Bonus of Circumstance as Advantare for small toil, mounting Mount McKinley and Mount Darwin as parallels. The author depicts noble, honest impulses and an engaging psychological thrill through a heave of action.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a powder for itchy tired feet. It promises relief from aching burning feet and wetness, claims shoes feel better, and offers rest and comfort. It lists free offers and broad availability in stores.
The partnership between Samuel Johnson and Anton Gustafvon is dissolved by mutual agreement. Johnson retires. Gustafvon continues the business. All future bills are to be paid by Gustafvon. Dated at Harte City this 9th day of December A D 1010.
Cortland Cart and Carriage Company offers sleighs guaranteed for two years with a full line of harness robes and blankets. They advertise a trade option exchanging sleighs for hay.
Announcement by A. W. Phelps offering custom sawing services from January 1, 1911 in Orange. Wood will be priced at 2.50 dollars per thousand for soft mill logs with a minimum batch of 5,000 feet, and shingles sawn at 1.25 dollars per thousand.
A historical piece on James Watt's steam power and a widespread belief in its mystery, followed by an advertisement claiming a germ causes dandruff and promoting Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy with samples and guaranteed bottles.
Fragmentary courtroom dialogue reveals a judge quipping about doupie wagon compliments and family remarks as a man and his father discuss returning home, leaving readers with a hazy impression of a domestic dispute or light courtroom banter.
Eight acre farm with good buildings hay on hand and pasture along a good road. Area variety of berries fruit trees incl red and black raspberries currants gooseberries plums and apples. Includes livestock and tools plus wagon sleigh and other implements. Price 1095 inquiries at local real estate agency.
The D A Perry Real Estate Agency lists multiple farm properties in the Howland Bros and Cave Building rooms. Ads describe expansive land, timber, hay barns, dairy facilities, and long distance sales, with references to site quality and tax considerations.
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