Larre Vermont City Election Notice 1908
Legal voters of Larre Vermont are notified to vote for city officers and bond issue. Elections will be held at ward polling places including Church Street School Spaulding and Summer Street schools and other sites. City officers up for election include aldermen school commissioners and two-year terms. Dated 12th day of March, 1908, John Robins, Mayor.
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Larre
Vermont
Tom Tacekey
Freneh Barreliaa
Church Street Schol
Spaulding Graded
Bockley Street
Bull
Blackwell Street
Hose House
Court Room
Atte Sity
Tate
John Robins
Universalist Church
O. K
Public notice of ongoing survey and train meetings
Notice states ongoing public survey and that all trains are meeting. Contact telephone 232. Papin Broa.
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Papin Broa
Maple Sugar and Syrup Sale at Osborne's Market
Maple Sugar offered in limited pairs at DC a pound. Maple Syrup priced at $1.00 per gallon. Also selling hams bacon salt pork salt salmon and other quality goods. First class merchandise and friendly service. Call us to be served at 3 Wood T. Osborne East Barre Vermont Successor ward.
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Wood, JA
Osborne
East Barre
Insured Support For Mutual Agents In Barre
The Barre Daily Times notes February 2, 1900 marks the 50th year of National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont. Mutual agents and local representatives are highlighted in the advertisement urging interested parties to inquire about policies and coverage.
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National
Tife Tnsuracee Company
Montpelier
Eae
Bae Teal
Talk of the Town events and shop notices
A collage of small advertisements lists flowers for sale at Youngaon and various goods and services. Geo Garland seeks storage for winter. L P Austin advertises masonic charms clocks glasses and framing. notices for ephemera music records dancing and real estate rent appear alongside local events and church announcements.
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Youngaon's
Geo
Arland
L. P. Austin's
L. P. Austin
Ictore
H. P. Baldwin
RB. Ellis
Spaulding Street
Eastern Herald
Rutland
Regular meeting of Quarry Workers' Union in Graniteville
Loyal Green Mountain iodine 1 0 0 I U members announce a February 26 meeting at seven p.m. in Miles hall Graniteville. Jesse Miller, corresponding secretary, cites an Italian hotel incident and asks parents and grandparents to supervise boys to prevent involvement. Bowtwell Milage & Varnum.
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Loyal
Green Mountain
I. U
Jais Lear
Cut Fehri
All
Osderstere
Heand No. 12
Quarry Workers' Internetional Union of North America
Miles’ Hall
Graniteville
Jesse Miller
Grammas
Bowtwell, Milage & Varnum
Jumping Off Place Boosts with New Discovery claims
The reader, George Moore of Grimestan, credits Dr. ing's New Discovery with saving his life after consumption and near a jumping off moment. The ad touts the remedy for coughs and colds, weak lungs, and pneumonia prevention, priced 50 cents and 1.00 a bottle with a free vial offered at Red Cross pharmacy. Also promotes Bunduck Blood Bitters, Doan's Ointment, and Bristol's Kelvettic Oil as health aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineo
Dr. Ing
Local Pharmacists Endorse Refund Promise on Greene’s Syrup
A handbill lists undersigned dealers and ensuring a money back guarantee on a 26 ounce bottle of Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tat to cure coughs or colds. Names include Drewn Kendrick Davin and J J Kendrick, with several others from local shops.
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Greene
Pharaney
BA. Drewn
J . Jou. Kendrick
Barre Town Board of Civil Authority Meeting Notice
Meeting of the Barre Town Board of Civil Authority set for February 2 at the town clerk’s office. March election duties to be assigned. agenda includes official actions and administrative tasks as directed by the board.
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THE
Barre Town Board OF Civil Authority
Tant of
Eivi! Authority
Ald
East Barre Banquet Honors Members and Elders
Wahosen Mem of Bist Barre organized a decorated hall banquet with flags bunting and a crow motif. Speakers included J. BR. Osborn M. E. Lermond and George Rook. After supper the crowd traveled to a grand dance hosted by John Latournean. Guests included Mrs Barker Miss Smith and Mrs Smith with a later social of cake coffee and fruit.
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Bist Barre
Avery
Abobo
Twat
Mies Dais
Arthur Edwards
Robert Wil
Hort
Mra
PF. Bienett
Cornet
Youph Lawlor
Fro Gauthier
Holt
Milky Lena Hero
Ton Amine
Pop Oey
Sitmanter
Beerey
Washington
Ethan
United States
J. BR. Osborn
M. E. Lermond
Great Council
George Rook
Avery Propord
Jornean
Noor
John Latournean
J. Ro Oshunt
John Plaisted
W. E Lappin
Frank Dicker
Smith
Ames
Synth Wae
State Lines and Demographics in a Fragmented Ledger
The text notes two Pennsylvania cities over 500,000 population and a Nevas ka forest reserve reaching KSAT in crew terms. Vermont Catholic demographics show 75,053 members, 112 parishes, and 92 priests per a bishop’s report, with data on settled pastors.
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Pennsylvania
Nevaska
KSAT
J. 8
Michaud
Vermont
College finances and university leadership notes
Michigan has spent 42 244 111 70 for its schools over sixty eight years. Dean Hu of Cornell’s College of Arts and Sciences informs President Schurman he accepts the Missouri University presidency effective September 1. Central High School Philadelphia claims a unique status as the only public high school authorized to confer degrees. National Department of Education ties it to colleges and universities.
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Michigan
Han
Tts
Dean HU
College of Arts and Sciences
Cornell University
Schurman
Unversity
Missouri
Columbus
Central High School
Phitadel- Phie
United States
National Department of Exucation
Fragmentary Paraphrases and Oddities in Historic Text
A collection of garbled phrases touching friendship fearlessness and honesty contrasts with notes on loud parade and a fictional Simpson tunnel. The passage mentions a parrot, a brave man, mice control tips, and a stray comment about not returning after a day.
Calfskin King Carroll S Page and Vermont Advertising
The Calfskin King of Hyde Park, Carroll S Page, headlines a Vermont business success story. Page’s calfskin empire dominates global trade and, with his Lamoille County Savings Bank, illustrates advertising’s measurable impact, including a $235,000 six month deposits rise despite a financial panic.
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Page
Hyde Park
Nature
Gay
Lamoille
Carroll
Vermont
Ten Years of Progress at United Mine Workers Convention
At the nineteenth convention, President John Mitchell reflected on a decade of Union progress, citing gains, defeats, and the need for safety, child labor abolition, and contract respect. He warned against IWW influence, urged labor employer cooperation, and noted membership growth from under 40,000 to over 300,000 with a treasury rise.
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John Mitchell
Joha Mitchell
United Seata of America
Ipolis
Mitchell
Mr Mitchell
Wall Ny
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Sone
Pennsylandia
Washington
Wyoming
Montana
Industrial Workers of the World
United Mine Workers
Tabor
Nnion
Mitchell Walt
Pemnsylvania
Debs recounts acting as Great Northern general manager
Eugene V. Debs recalls a night as acting general manager of the Great Northern during a strike. He guarantees trains will run, handles orders, and resolves a confrontation with James J. Hill. He details tense moments, timing, and the eventual settlement with the A R U. He also notes a political rally in Buluth Minnesota and an introduction anecdote reflecting public opinion.
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Eugene V. Debs
Saturday Spectator
Great Northern
ABSU
James J. Hill
Debs
Ale
Aettred
Great Northern Railway
Alnve
American Railway Union
Tin
J. Paul
Charles A. Pillsbury
Halil
Tle
Flin Tras
Buloth
Minn
Mae
Jim
Dede
Gauire
Tren
Industrial revival spreads across key U S mills
Reports from Pittsburgh and Detroit show major plants resuming full operation after idle periods. Carnegie Steel and Clark Mill in Homestead restart with day and night shifts, adding hundreds of jobs. Ford, Cadillac, American Car and Foundry, and several painted and pottery firms also return to full time work, with optimism spreading to Saginaw, Marshall, Charlotte, Holland, Pontiac and beyond.
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Pittsburg
Clark Mil
Carnegie Line! Company
Fins
Carnegie Stee! Company
Homestead
Cannonaburg Steel and Tron Company
Standard Tin Plate Company
East Palpatine Pottery Company
Detroit
American Car and Foundry Company
Cadillac Motor Company
Thomas Auto Company
Ford
Packard Auto
Acme
Berry Bros
Parker Davis
Frederics: Stearns
Russell Wheel and Foundry Company
Saginaw
Marshall
Charlotte
Holland
Pontiac
Mustard in Spirit Hamlet Alters Man with Plaster Back
A local incident reports a man named Amas applying plaster to his back in Spirit Hamlet. The improvised treatment allegedly drew a diamond stud into his body overnight. Doctors are still examining the case as this item goes to press.
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Spirit
Amas
Labor Noted in 19th Century Union and Labor Trends
The excerpt reports on executives and organizers in labor groups including Annie Mitsgerald of Chicago as general organizer focusing on trades where women work. It notes Cleveland cab drivers forming a union, 1903 international federation membership and female share, Mine Workers convention debating wool suffrage, and a Washington meeting of railroad firemen and enginemen as a political alignment against perceived anti labor forces. Additional items touch on coal’s early fuel use at Peterborough Abbey and extreme desert winds forming sand pits in Arabia.
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American Moderation of Labor
Annie Mitsgerald
Chicago
Bhows
Cleveland
International ‘Trades Union Federation
Europe
The
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchr
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Noa
Page Bros. Livery Stable
J. D. Ossola
Tean
Louis & Averill
Emslie's
Ax Ro
Cemantt
Amy Sandhank
Atwell Atrees
L J. Bolster
North Main Street
Barre
F. L. Harris & Co., Carpenters
Ettenton
Joe Koralsky
Cexstom Tailor
Ea Statrers
Bate SemSenna
Oman
Cerra
Bachman Clark
the Barre Daily Times
Talk OF
TOWN
Edison
Averill Music
Hale
Thuteday Ena |Ee Orchestra
Edwin Bruice
Jer
Gents Soc
Mary G. Nye
Hlaseberd Beck
South Main
John Tierney
South Main Street
North Main
Epari
Domenica Mattnina
Terra
Delia Filodrammatica Indedente
Pmembri
Sono
Fon Mancary
A. Fanola
D. A. Perry Real Estate
L. P. Austin’s
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Brahams
Red Mon Hag
Grand Washington
College and School
Paris
Wwe
Printer’s Ink
Prom Montpatier Domenat
Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell Sait
Jatar
Seth
Jove
Harper's
Jon
Somerytie Joorval
Jim Hill
Brotherhood of Railroad Firenich
American Federation of Lavor
Iran Federation of Labor
Federaton
Abbey
Peterborough
Miami
Reliance
Gilson
Woodpecker
S. J. SEGEL @ Co
Barre Clothiers
Depot Square
Gare, Vi
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Main Street
Rogers & Hubbard Bone
W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm Telephones
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