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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1908
Page
4
The BarRE Daily Times reports the average daily circulation for the Sarre Daily Thief during the week ending Saturday. The figure and specifics are not fully provided in the readable text, leaving the exact numbers undetermined.
The item references 4 615 copies and the paper’s status, plus scattered notes on New Hampshire politics with Taft’s Concord visit, social events in New York City, and remarks about candidates including Mr Onion and Mr Garlick. It mentions Haskins, Rutland, and Windham County officials and a call for Tait’s views while praising his discipline.
Rear Admiral Converse’s comprehensive Navy report criticizes widespread construction flaws on battleships, noting many defects stem from a drive to finish vessels quickly. He argues the issues are common to major navies and are not unique to American ships, countering sensational claims of systemic urgency.
The piece discusses a 19th century migration toward the Pacific coast, noting gold rush era hopes and the persistence of settlers in New England states. It contrasts those who struck it rich with many who failed, and questions why some remain tied to eastern lands while others push westward.
An ad touts affordable first class clothing for men and boys, denying auction stock. The piece reflects broad unemployment in California and the West, noting 23,000 jobless in Los Angeles at once and urging readers to seek better opportunities amid economic hardship.
A fragmentary political discussion outlines Folia A. Mead's renomination prospects for Vermont governor as Republican factions debate his chances and the party’s path forward. The text references Mead's management of The New Fole woke and hints at broad support from party leaders, while noting opposition and internal disagreements within the Republican camp.
Vermont faces debate over governor salaries as calls grow for self funding the office. Articles compare states from New York to Vermont, noting costs, offices, and the burden on incumbents. The piece also weighs a local political race with candidate discussions and potential endorsements.
The piece notes speculation that Roosevelt will be a central figure at the upcoming national convention and hints at political maneuvering. It mentions hopes of rallying support and the possibility of a contested candidacy, with calls for unity and a speech at a forthcoming gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a military title officer and a missing colonel, noting the holder of a position in the absence of the superior. It mentions a late figure, Legal Le Smith, and a large estate or bequest related to 67M. The piece is garbled and lacks clear dates or places.
Readers recount conditions in December as workers describe low wages and unemployment in Los Angeles. A letter cites the Los Angeles Herald piece On False Pretenses about carpenters earning as little as two dollars and fifty cents daily, while many gain nothing. The writer notes other trades suffer, mentions a strike, and highlights public works debates. Local officials discuss aid for families and the impact of recruitment incentives. The exchange critiques promises and contracts that mislead workers seeking employment.
Collects scattered clip notes from Baltimore American Denver News Heaston Post Somerville Journal and others mentioning items like Feminine Viewpoint Lola Yee and Garry He Spoke with playful line fragments. Notes a mix of humor and social commentary with brief references to musical items and characters.
The postponed tailbetween Montpelier Tigers and the Seri seminary team will be played this evening at the Armory. Local events include Mrs. M. Hill caring for Mrs. A. Somerville in Burlington and a firemen's ball planned for next Friday in Armory Hall. Mayor Haley and city council members received invitations.
The piece argues higher education shapes judgment beyond mere technical skill, contrasting university training with trade work. It asserts colleges redeem the mind, enabling wiser judgement of quality, and warns against schooling that leaves one mentally bare or crude.
Randolph Feb 18 Allen Plint died after years of ill health in the town of Braintree ten miles from. He leaves a wife and four children all living nearby. Funeral services will be held at his home and interment at a local cemetery. George W Fridieae is listed as an organizer.
Tunbridge on February 15 mourns the death of Walter Swan a respected citizen long active in town affairs He served as town constable collector and secretary of the local fair committee His passing follows a period of illness and he is remembered for his civic duty and steady presence in the community Funeral details were announced locally with tributes from colleagues and friends.
The Canadian government outlines a pension scheme to aid workers aged sixty or fifty five, funded by lifelong contributions starting at age twenty. An annual $13 contribution would yield $120 per year after sixty, rising to $200 if begun at fifty five, with government guarantees, interest, and restrictions on capitalizing or diverting funds.
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