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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1908
Page
2
Dartington February 17 Barre bowling team competed in two games losing to Ethan Allen at their alleys. High individual score and top average were claimed by Smiths of Barre while details of other results and scores were partially readable from the damaged text.
The GA C of Uranite ride to victory after a period of play, with Bree and Seve Sap among scorers. Brave captains Crome Bawell, Wood, Heavey, and McLeay led for GAC while opponents included McAuley and Truce. Umpire Parks officiated a 16 minute period.
Seale City defeated Herkimer 52 to 37 as teamwork and defense shaped the game. Seery led Seale City with solid plays while Sepee and Se wau added key buckets amid a decisive fourth quarter effort.
An old newspaper fragment advertises a “Riucer’s Swat Root” claim to cure lame backs and kidney liver and bladder troubles. It touts scientific research and quick relief with testimonials, urging readers to try the product despite later context.
Readable fragments show names like Hellenbeck and Berbiner and references to a case, time constraints, and a halt. The garbled OCR suggests a court or legal proceeding with limited legible details and a reserved time perials phrase.
Vermonters won as State University defeated Union College 27 to 16 in a basketball game at Burlington on February 17. The match featured 18 Burlington players and showcased steady offense and defense throughout.
Fragmentary OCR shows a jumble of matchups and dates such as Villamore at Villeners and May dates at Burlington. The text is garbled with names and places repeated and some dates like March 13 and June 3 4 appear. No coherent event structure or complete pairs can be derived.
The New Hampshire North Country shows divided sentiment over presidential candidates Taft and Hughes. Reports say Taft support is strong yet tempered by cautious voters. Whiteher of Weedsville notes a lean toward Taft with calls for unity, while some factions push for an unpledged approach amid a growing interest in the nomination.
Washington reports former postmaster general H L Whitehawk resigns after serving until Saturday. Official notice from government assistants confirms the transition with plans to tally resignation today and relocate headquarters.
Massachusetts suffers heavy damage as rivers rise and bridges fail. In Ressell the Secroi-Iron Bridge is swept away and Autust sees a bridge collapse. Rumell reports a breach over the Westseit River with no loss of life yet. Estimated damage tops $100,000 as crews scramble to assess widespread inundation.
A garbled report discusses dynamo driven power, electrical recovery, and speed of reversal in emergency. It notes reduced shaft fracture risks, vibration damping, and removal of bridge signaling. Mentions a bridge crew, engine room instruments, and a “Morgans” reference in a fragmented context.
Rutland February 17 heavy rain caused East Mew Siepetang area and Willige entrial to flood. creeks burst, Water Street and vicinity inundated homes. West Street submerged, street traffic halted. Boston bound train delayed two hours due to gate blockages. Local damage heavy, downstream roads and rail lines affected.
The piece notes Chicago audiences reacting to a performer and hints at his influence on audiences and critics. It references Desiress of Years and a stage appearance in St. Louis with mentions of Gooper arriving in a city and potential financial outcomes within three weeks.
A fragmentary report outlines a plan to reduce passengers' costs by cutting fares. It mentions long term aims to benefit travelers and urges ongoing discussion. The text notes a weekly focus on the issue and invites further consideration by officials and the public.
Nashua D A R refuses to leave City Hall for a reception as preparations for Secretary Taft's visit proceed. The committee aims to host a Wednesday event with Matthew Thornton Day observing the Revolution. Daughters plan a party in the hall while the committee discusses auditorium use and security. Jane Crowley may be delegated to speak.
In Brookfield a teacher faced a charge connected to using a strap on a 17 year old pupil. The trial drew many witnesses and support, with a juror panel lively as defense argued the state's law limits corporal punishment by teachers. The verdict acquitted the defendant on the main charge amid public courtroom interest.
An ASU OOSERT notice promises healing for canine piles within six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. The ad asserts a rapid cure and refunds for unsatisfied customers, targeting pet owners seeking quick relief.
A bank employee was sentenced after exhibiting a revolver in a threatening manner in San Transiero California. Details indicate a February incident led to legal action and a formal judgment. The case underscores security concerns in local financial institutions and the judiciary's response.
Massachusetts committees work with city authorities to promote industrial education. Northampton leads in establishing a state industrial school with buildings and equipment funded. Evening schools operate in Capebriding Beverly New Bedford Waltham and Taunton with over a thousand attendees. Plans exist for girls industrial schools and an industrial college and ongoing national collaboration with labor groups and government agencies.
The record shows a subcommittee wrestling with an agricultural policy related pay bill. Congressional figures Gillet and India oppose western interests while arguing salary hikes are the policy. Debate notes the bill’s fiscal impact and potential departures. The disagreements center on committee stance and appropriations.
Fragmented report from Washington notes a tariff reform measure moving through the House with emphasis on reducing duties and adjusting line items. Also mentioned are proposals for income tax expansion and broader fiscal revisions amid disputed paper duties.
A Washington hearing on gold standard and weights and measures discusses restoring the motto In God We Trust. Representatives from both parties speak advocating the change. a bill is under consideration and referred to committees for report. The process delays action as GOP and Democratic members push for quicker passage.
A garbled Washington report claims a terror scenario in which armed mobs threaten the city. It mentions representatives, police response, and a regiment of marines but the wording is severely unclear and fragmentary.
A garbled query mentions Com Syrup and a policy question about labelling in Washington and public decisions. It references Fett, Wikton, Cortelyusi, and a labelling controversy with syrup purity and a legal context.
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