Havre Daily Times circulation and Montpelier notes
Journal snippet reports Havre Daily Times average daily circulation 4 615 for week ending Saturday. Mentions Montpelier stables, Barre debt decline, immigration/emigration trends, Lake Champlain, White River Junction crossing, Central Vermont trains, Montpelier city hall funding, and gratitude to Royal TL Smith for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre Daily Times
Montpelier
Platteburg
Plattsburg
Royal TL
Smith
Massachusetts commission on industrial education pioneer in reform
The Massachusetts commission on industrial education is hailed as a pioneer in a far reaching effort. Vermont imitates the model with Rutland and Montpelier offering programs, while Rutland leads in manual training and public schools begin to mirror industrial instruction. Over one thousand in Massachusetts attend evening industrial schools, validating the movement and encouraging expansion as new trolley traffic boosts regional travel.
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the Times
Mosley
Massachusetts Commission On Industrial Education
Vermont
Rutland Inc
Montpelier
Eymem
Herre
Sims
Masanchw Welts
20 Per Cent Off Clocks For Ten Day Sale
A local jeweler offers 20 percent off all clocks for the next ten days before taking stock. The ad notes the window display at O. J. Dodge the Jeweler, 278 Mats Doreen, Barre, presenting a price example and urging customers to seize the opportunity to buy affordable timepieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Clack
Local society notes and fashion trends from recent visits
The report lists several social visits across Vermont towns including Mrs. Arthur Hodgdan in Cabot and Mrs. B. G. Rogete in Morrisville visiting relatives, along with Bert Chad of Montpelier visiting family. It also notes residents like Hazel Annis in St Johnsbury and Franke Crom from Montpelier stopping by, plus references to carpentry work and early barn activity. Fashion commentary highlights Valenciennes trimming, double skirts, tucks, and tailored coats with black or matching trim, reflecting a New York Post style on current dress.
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Arthur Hodgdan
I. Forreyt Tibbetts
Haidwick
B. G. Rogete
Hax Tren
Morrisville
Mes
Bert Chad
Montpelier
Hazel Annis
St. Johesbury
Ord
Valenciennes
New York Post
Vermont Democrat Congressman Defies Rhetoric on Roosevelt
The Vermont Veterans Association in Dayton quotes Congressman Kite Haskins denouncing Roosevelt as dictatorial and harmful to individuals and corporations. The Dayton event signals rising public dissent and moral courage against political reprisals, with Haskins praised for candid critique.
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Vermans
Washington
Vermont Veterans’ Association
Dayton
Lincasa
Roosevelt
Init
Haskinn
Tvitland Herald
One Fair Ought to Change Dates
Ferns bene discovered that the state fale and the valley fiery Brattlebors have been set for the aime due next far. This wil never do, Hoth then saigber off enough Dremnaies and interest to observe separate dition, and the public will desire to attand Hoth rather than the eines betwen them.
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Ferns
Hoth
Montpelier Journal
Dancity Sellout Sparks Debate Over Public Dancing Centers
A fragmentary report notes debates and concerns about public dancing establishments and the recruitment of fallen women, with calls for action. It mentions Henning tomorrow in the state, Albany, and broader anxieties about public conduct and moral standards. The references imply reform efforts and public opinion anxieties surrounding dancing venues and related social issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Bhivelty
Sealy
New York
Dying American Nonsense About Veiled Expectations
A fragmented verse piece laments a sailor’s appetite for simple, honest affection over flashy status symbols. The speaker rejects theatrics and wealth in favor of a modest life with his bride, lamenting pretensions and longing for genuine connection.
Bob's Morning Racket Sparks Motherly Inquiry
A fragmentary note describes a morning disturbance in Bob's room with thumping and stamping. Bob responds with a garbled reply as his mother calls from downstairs asking what is happening, revealing a playful or unclear scene titled in a period newspaper tone.
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Bob
Abby
Ree
Youti
A Strange Ballad and Public Notice in Barre 1908
A jumble of verse lines and fragmented captions merges with a city election notice for Barre Vermont. The text references a kingly motif with bridges and halls, then shifts to quotes from varied sources and ends with a formal 1908 election proclamation listing wards, offices, and polling locations.
Electric Sparks and Concrete Telegraph Poles Profoundly Discussed
Milwaukee boasts the world’s largest plant for electrical appliances. Wireless telegraphy claimed to have traveled 1.905 miles from Point Lom to sit ka, the longest Pacific crossing yet. The piece argues concrete telegraph poles are the cheapest and nearly unlimited in life, favoring hot low concrete poles for maximum strength with minimal weight.
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Milwaukee
Point Lom
Sitka
The Private Detective Criticism of Private Detectives
Roanoke Virginia editorial in the Star urges limits on private or corporate detectives. It condemns thuggish arrests during strikes and calls for warrants by regular officers, seeking legislation to protect citizens from unlawful detentions.
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Twit
Roanohe
Meeting of the Board of Civil Authority in Jarre
A garbled historical page presents a meeting notice for the Board of Civil Authority in the city of Jarre on February 1. It lists clerk and officials, hints at term designations, and references a transit rail line plan. The text blends dialogues and comic asides from the Columbia Jester.
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THE
Board OF Civil Authority
Malling
Jarre
Poe
Sneass
Sheva Iit
George Tae
Remarkable Lifetime Claims From Noted Figures
The piece surveys various personalities from politics, law, and industry. It notes Ex Governor Prank 8 of New York praising Dimeei as a Yankee farmer, John Garvie of Hartford nearing eighty and never losing a dollar, A J Tagle in his seventy sixth year directing the Baltimore to Winchester engine, and cites Theodore Roosevelt Levi P Morton and Adlai Stevenson as former vice presidents. Alfred Nobel’s limited visits to his Scottish factory and George S Nixon of Nevada with vast holdings across Wyoming and other fields are mentioned. Colonel Alexander McDowell, long Pennsylvanian clerk of the nation’s house, contemplates his sixteen years as a newspaper editor and fondly recalls the fun more than earnings.
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Binck
New York
Dimeei
John Garvie
Hartford
Conn
A. J. Tagle
Baltimore
Winchester
W. Va
Theodore Roosevelt
Levi P. Morton
Adiai E. Stevenson
Alfred Nobel
Scotland
Royal Society of England
George 8. Nixon
Nevada
Fis
Tonopah
Goldfield
Columbia
Diamondfield
Manhattan
Fairview
Alexander McDowell
Nations House
Pennsylvanian
Writers and Painters and Noted Critics
Rudyard Kipling once quipped to Robert Barr about ideas exchange Carlyle called Whistler absurd predicting his coat mattered more than his face Sterne’s funeral grim Becket followed the body to an undistinguished grave in Marylebone Meta Warrick of Philadelphia cited as a leading American woman sculptor praised by Augusto Ro- as critics rank her among top sculptors in the United States.
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Rudyard Kipling
Robert Barr
Carlyle
Whistler
Sterne
Becket
Marylebone
Meta Warrick
Philadelphia
United States
Augusto Ro
Tales of Cities and old Harpswell traditions
In St Louis the eligible husbands total 183971 with 314 more single men than women. New York City sees twenty two street car collisions causing some damage. Harpswell in tradition will mark 1500 years of age this year. Legislature of 1739 favored Earprwell over Merryconesg Braxco or Sebascodigyta. Chicago imitates New York by adopting winter police caps replacing the old helmet.
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In &T. Louis
New York City
New York
Four Queens and royal shops across Europe
The text notes Holland’s queen as the only sovereign who balloons and highlights the Siamese state robe described as the most magnificent garment. It mentions the queen of Portugal running a chemist shop in Lisbon in her own name, Carmen Sylva as a working journalist among Europe’s crowned heads, and her recent addition of a bookseller’s shop with Buchererat as a leading trader, plus a new Paris bookshop opening.
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Holland
Siam
Portugal
Lisbon
Carmen Sylva
Europe
Buchereat
Abe
Paris
Industrial Items From Early 20th Century Press
The article notes a new flour mill in Winnipeg with a 6000 barrels daily capacity. It cites Seattle Post-Intelligencer claiming Bellingham has lumber to make a twelve inch board walk around the world. Government entomologists suggest cotton growers plant early and burn crops after harvest to destroy boll weevil populations.
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Winnipeg
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Bellingham
Tram and Track Note on Labor and Rail Policy
Twenty five thousand Northwestern employers pledge to abstain from intoxicants following a French precedent. London underground railways will test employing women ticket clerks. Texas courts rule the railroad commission may not order reduced sleeping car rates amid a Pullman challenge to a year old rate refellon order.
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Northwestern
London
Texas Railroad
Invnsion Bey
Pullman Company
Barre Town Authority Board Meeting Notice
The Barre Town Authority board will hold a meeting with the town clerk and officials at the East meeting place to discuss the agenda. Proceedings will include entering the record and noting any actions or votes.
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Board of Est ‘Authority
Olean
Tovleck
East
Ene
Sac
Hs. I
For Sale Retail Granite Business in New York
A fragmentary OCR notice advertises a granite and marble business for sale in Rochester New York. It mentions a street address and a government-related term, with unclear surrounding details. The legibility is limited and the item appears as a partial classified notice from a historic newspaper page.
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Wiy Et Hoel War
N.Y
al Werner
Rochester
N. Y
Gleanings from an Old Ledger of Facts
In 1801 Ireland’s population per square mile stood at 106, dropping to 17 by 1900 as the trend declines. A large ivory eagle carved by Japanese artisans was shown in London. Plymouth, N. OL. launches a movement to save the Waterloo field near the Liberty pole column, while Belgium weighs railway work through the same Waterloo ground.
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Ireland
London
Plymouth
N. OL
Liberty Bridge
Watterloo
Roo
Pointed Paragraphs About Memory and Truth
A fragmented reflection discusses watching for deception and avoiding holding grudges against others. The speaker warns that clinging to old slips of memory can mislead and surprise the mind, emphasizing caution in judging people.
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