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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
6
Two carloads of sleighs head for Hale with a muffled plea for funds. A garbled message notes vows to defend cash security, while a telephonic reachout from Cutler Stables at the Rear City Hotel signals ongoing business and contact details.
An 1907 Barre news snippet mentions a man’s deeds and a moral reflection, with scant readable context. No clear names or events emerge beyond the date and publication, leaving the core item ambiguous yet positioned as a local notice or brief.
Local notes advertise various winter storage needs and sales. Masonic charms and pins are offered by Aus tin’s watchmaker. L F Austins promotes a stone cuttery and glassware. A poultry show ticket sale runs at Hale’s Pavilion January 10 with prizes of silver polish birds. tickets from Sowden & Lyon’s store, return by June 7.
A local Randolph notice reports the Sons of Veterans disbanding Friday night due to lack of interest. Furnishings, piano and other property were donated to a charity or individual. several townsfolk are listed with visits and travel plans. A service at the chapel will mark the new year with Rev. Watt presiding.
Fragmentary testimony from a former adviser to Von Dismarck reveals highly unfavorable opinions about Prince Eulenburg and his circle. Witnesses dispute Moltke’s status and recount suggestions of dangerous influence by royal advisers, with references to Haren and Marck lines and rumors surrounding Schweinfurt era court intrigues.
A garbled excerpt shows characters arguing about being alone with Charles in a garden setting. The text is severely corrupted, with names and sequence of events unreadable, leaving the core situation and participants ambiguous.
The column lists visits, travel plans, and social happenings around Hartford, Middletown and nearby towns. It notes Ms Townsend staying a few days in Tieton, Mr Prescott returning to Friley, a funeral in Hartford with internment at a family lot, and various relatives gathering in Brookline and Danville. Poultry notes, weather remarks, and prices for barrel nuts are included along with several short travel mentions and community updates.
Abcalmim Brown of Winterton New York describes a dramatic health turnaround after failing to respond to five doctors. His wife urged him to try Electric Bitters, which he credits with restoring his heart function and overall health. The Red Cross product claims to purify blood, ease ailments of the liver and kidneys, and cure various aches.
In Brattleboro a probate case centers on the Athert Williams estate where twins Alfred and William Williams drained a shared fund. The widow Maria Williams acts as administratrix, but final accounting is unsettled as the brothers’ joint holdings, farm shared assets, and $35 000 value remain under court scrutiny amid disputes over the estate’s true size and distribution.
An old advertisement touts Urie-O as a guaranteed rheumatism cure. It claims the medicine cleanses the blood, relieves symptoms, and renders the disease inert, offering free test samples and a bottle mailed to those who write. It notes Druggists in Barre and Hickert & Welle as local distributors.
A fragmentary discussion on labor laws covers equality, contract freedom, and the role of adults versus women and children in toil conditions. The text urges avoiding external interference while emphasizing cooperative effort to shape economic action and to judge each measure as it arises.
Washington grapples with a fast spreading disease as physicians estimate up to 20,000 affected. Hospitals run full and quinine sales surge while the prohibition movement shows little effect amid the crisis.
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