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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
6
The notice records a death and funeral details for a local resident, detailing family names including Mr and Mrs Watering of Mant and Mr at Sen A-Garshen. It notes the passing on Thursday and expresses grief from the community, with lines describing the sorrow and support extended to mourners.
The note appears to be a damaged or garbled card about refunds and a plan to prove a claim. It references a person or entity and mentions percentages or counts, but the text is unreadable and does not present a clear action, date, or outcome.
Notice dated February 4 1908 outlines a plan to redeem cowpeas per cab perch and arrange payments. It references Lean prve ab my conde comemers amice geemvem for geomet payment and mentions forthcoming terms and details to be communicated. LA Gemnett tee Rh one and Cavers are named in the notice.
A fragment from the Barre Daily Times notes a misdirected exchange or misprint about handling money. The readable text lacks clear names or events, offering only a fleeting reference to financial matter with no identifiable people or organizations.
The watch and clock maker will address a meeting at Pek Street on Wednesday afternoon at 154. The event aims to inaugurate new members of the local guild and discuss museum ties.
A garbled OCR text fragment appears to reference duty, a factory or wartime context, and various disjointed names and places. The readable content is sparse and scattered, with no clear event, date, or coherent narrative to anchor a fuller summary.
A fragmented OCR note references grippe illness and related crime notes amid unclear details. The snippet mentions CHALSEA and oever, suggesting names or places, but lacks verifiable context or complete events.
A fragmented diary style account discusses yeast as a plant and explores various fermentation ideas. It references temperatures, moisture, and growth cues, mentioning experiments, taste observations, and speculative remarks about bread, beer, and infection risks. The piece includes stray dialogue and dialogic interjections, resembling a historical science discourse with partial, garbled phrases.
A cryptic line from Cearire of Masher Maine sparks local interest with chatter about an Electric Bietera event. Residents puzzle over mistyped names and unclear meaning as they seek context and truth behind the garbled speech.
Notice appears regarding new payable fees and terms set to begin May 1. The document outlines the schedule of payments and the parties affected, including the public entity and those responsible for compliance. It emphasizes forthcoming changes and where to submit payments.
A Hyde Park Savings Bank announcement notes liberal interest terms on savings deposits. It states interest is computed from the beginning of quarters and paid after midquarter, with deposits earning from February onward.
A fragmented report from the era discusses fears of Chinese influence and immigration, naming political figures and tensions as workers face calls for action. It references debates on repeal policies, China trade, and social reactions while noting government responses and public concerns surrounding foreign influence.
A veiled organizational statement praising trade schools and industrial education seeks stronger ties between labor groups and reforming craft training. It urges organized labor to study opportunities in crafts, support apprenticeship paths, and inform the Access Federation of Labor about the best routes for worker education.
A historical note details Catten Spinneing in Manchester where a spinners crew claims sea seed cotton yields superior yarn. An arhaic test produced 4.77 miles of yarn from 4.77 miles of cotton, but the trial deemed impractical for common use, with yields measured by steps and pounds of cotton.
Labor notes describe the Graton Barbers union as the second largest in the country with about 1500 members and expected expansion in coming months. It mentions weekly wages around 150 dollars for electric workers in Halifes and mentions related legislative and cooperative laundry activity in Sea Jom California and reorganizations affecting locals.
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