Barre Vermont city election notice for 1908 ballots
The notice outlines voting for mayor treasurer five directors and three auditors for one year, plus other posts and a two year alderman and school commissioner terms. It lists ward designated polling places, voting hours, and dates for the Barre Vermont election dated February 33rd 1908 with Mayor Don Robins signing.
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Vermont
Sears
Ware
Spaulding Graded School
Bammer Street
Beckley Street
Bull
Blackwell Street Hose House
Court Roor
City Hall
Barre
Don Robins
Maple Sugar and Syrup Sale Ad at East Barre
Maple Sugar a few pairs of good Maple Sugar purchased close at 1e a pound Maple Syrup 1.00 per gallon Remember we sell Hams Bacon Salt Park Salt Salmon etc First class goods only Give us a call we will try and use you right J Ai OSBORNE East Barre WI Successful (0 B S Woodward.
You Must Take It to Leave It Estate and Guarded Property
A fragment from The Barre Daily Times dated February 26 1908 mentions an estate and safe guarded property with references to Life Insurance Company Montpelier Vermont and agents Attua S Batara Petters. Details are unclear due to damage.
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Diwuance
Hen Life Insurance Company
Montielien, Vt
Attua & S. Batara, Petters
Focal Agen
TALK OF THE TOWN. Local ads and notices from Youngeons to Austin
A mixed page of small ads and notices including requests for cut flowers to store for winter, Masonic regalia and pins, watches and clocks repaired, stone cutters and framed art at wholesale prices, clairvoyant readings, Edison glass mounted items, chicken pie supper at Universalist church February 27, office rental on Main street, dance event at Hale with prizes, two tenements for rent on South Main, Universalist church supper crowds, and D A Perry real estate ad offering a five acre plot with stock and tools for 700 dollars plus eye care ad for LP Austin's eye treatment.
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Youngeon’s
Tel
Geo
K. Land
Masonic Charma
L. P. Aus
Tin's
L. P. Austin Walls
Ginanen
Peicus
Baldwin
Clairvoyant
South Main Street
Johm ‘Tierney
North Main
the Universalist Church
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
LP. Austin’s
Graniteville union meeting notice and hotel closure
The regular meeting of Victor lode will be held Wednesday evening with all members requested to attend. The regular meeting of Franch No 14 Quarry Workers International Union of North America will be held February 26 at Woven P. Sh. in Stiles Hill Graniteville. Jesse Miller is correspond ing secretary. Articles taken from what’s known as the Cie Falign hotel now closed. parents and grandparents are asked to look after their body and sex to ensure they are not involved. Soutwell Milne & Varnum.
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Victor Lode
Franch No
Quarry Workers International Union of North America
Petsruary
Woven P. Sh
Stiles’ Hill
Graniteville
Jesse Miller
Cie Falign
Soutwell, Milne & Varnum
Fire Destroys Hartford Golf Lab Building
Hartford February 26 A fire early yesterday destroyed the Hartford Golf Lab building in West Hartford. Fumes forced the club steward his wife and baby and several waiters to flee in night clothes across the snow to the caddy house for refuge until help arrived. An overheated range caused the blaze, with losses around 50,000 dollars.
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Hartford
Hartford Golf Lab
West
Alent
Local Market Prices Show Strong Egg and Butter Demand
In Boston markets on February 26, 1908, eggs and butter hold firm while potatoes show firmer prices amid tightening supplies. Quotations list Fresh eggs at 27, Butter-Creamery at 31.32, Fancy potatoes at 50.
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Hurro
Boston Markets Faces Uncertain Prices in Feb Market Notes
In Boston Bastin Feb 24 buyers show uncertainty as prices hold but volatility looms. Declines hit some dairy and cheese sectors while butter and creamery stocks remain variable. A note warns the quoted quotes reflect receivers' quantities during a large scale sale, with several regional price ranges and listings for Vermont New York and western dairy products.
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Bastin
Tges
Vaney Caster Ami Honnery Epge
Ees
Cleese
Vermont
New York
Hoxex
Pritts
New York Twins
Fanny
Fancy Kennery
Fahey
Swiviltsaly
Pleasant meeting at Christian Sisterhood gathering
A cordial session occurred Monday with invited guests and speaker Morse presenting on "Practical Education for the Boy from Farmer's Garden." Attendees listened attentively as the program included refreshments of cakes and maple syrup. The meeting will be followed by a church event led by W. K. Momdy of Northfield, Massachusetts.
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Morse
Nigat
W. K. Momdy
Northfield
Mase
Diders
Local notices and medical ad items from a late issue
A broad miscellaneous page fragment cites refund promises for a cough remedy, liver pills, and various medical quack items. It lists names such as J. W. Parmenter and others, plus social notes on upcoming visits, church conferences, and local residents including Ruth Morrill and Grace Lamein Brooks, with brief town news and an 1800s style advert blurb.
Fragmentary Incoherent Note From The Jumping Of Place
A damaged OCR note mentions a scene with cops, imminent action, and a stray name George Mary ce. The fragmentary text references a pharmacy and a trial, but lacks coherent facts to summarize a clear event or subject.
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Copsimpton
Aor
Tata
George Mary Ce
Norwegian inventor patenting water safety clothes
Life saving clothes lined with a nonabsorbent material prevent sinking. The suit uses a vegetable fiber insert to buoy the wearer without overheating. A twelve ounce battery claims to save a person in water, tested near Christiania with pipes supporting two people.
Hyde Park Savings Bank praised for home investment and growth
The Deerfield Valley Times extols Ex Governor Carroll Page and the Lamoille County Savings Bank for keeping Vermont money in Vermont. It highlights a six month advertising campaign that added nearly a quarter of a million dollars in deposits, praising Page’s focus on local security and Vermonter enterprise.
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Carroll & Page
Page
Hyde Hyde Park
Vermont
Lamoille County
Hides
Hyde Park
Carroll Page
Norwich University notes and local visits and lectures
A snapshot of Norwich University life includes a newborn son born to Dr Fred A Webster of New York. Leonard Parker made a brief town visit. Notables Herbert P. Fess, Percival O. Sinclair, and Stanley D. Niehy Jr. visited. Goss, Gibson, and Brattleboro figures prepare lectures on commercial and constitutional law. Names linked to Springfield and New York City appear in local business and railroad ads. The piece mentions Shakespearean interests, a King Lear performance, and campus events with faculty and alumni, including Chapin’s loyalty to Norwich and an address for the Norwich alumni association secretary.
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Leonard Parker
Town
Provider
Ft. 1
Herbert Pe Fess
Springfield
Iad
Main Street
Krite L. Metagey
New York Tlenteal Railroad
West Pithathent
Cure Hatwond
New York City
Stanley D. Niehy
Nirbala
Dlas
Ko RT Flint
Fallord
Otheim
Cleir
Shakoepenon
Spinnen
Professor Roberts
Ameena
Woden
Briday
Evoping
Meney S. Mie
Elpe
M Sérhtielle Metal
Tye Surann Company
WM Sprinafield Masa
Phillipe
Lesen Wire
Fa State
Mrrbeipel
Sprinchett Tel
Speingfeld
Mae
Jindiree i Jo Polit Nmos
Chapit
Korwich
Chilly & Kod
Chapin
Fred Fils
Mim
Reston
Norwich University
Tanile
Washington “Street
Amusement Notes on Acting and Public Perception
The Denver Republic notes extend the theme that every man is an actor. It contrasts performers who endure crowds and public glare with those who remain unseen, depicting how identity can waver under scrutiny. A man’s name and cognomen may draw attention, yet true acting shows in intimate moments rather than staged applause.
He is acting out a little part in our daily life
A newspaper page shows fragmented notes and banter about public chatter and missing details. Names like Mrs J D Martin and Uncle Nat Jones appear beside scattered mentions of places and dates, with a long poem about life on stage and summer’s refrain.
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Poona
Sablath
Yale
The Quicker Way Observed by a Steamboat Agent
A steamboat agent notes a man who recently booked passage to Europe. The remark contrasts rushing efforts in business with simple acts of politeness and efficiency. The anecdote recalls a past pleasant voyage and hints at seeking a quicker route by focusing on meaningful time.
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Europe
Women Suffrage Across States and Voting Rights
The primer outlines who may vote in national, state, and local elections. It notes men over twenty one, and that in Colorado Idaho Utah Wyoming women 21+ vote equally. It lists sporadic and school or municipal vote rights in various states and cites the 15th Amendment as securing Black voting rights. It mentions Chinese non naturalization limits and general suffrage questions.
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Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Kansas
Montana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Oregon
Massachusetts
New York
Vermont
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Washington
Arizona
New Jersey
North Dakota
South Dakota
Connecticut
Ohio
An Evening Attack and the Savage Roads of Europe
A traveler recalls an evening ambush in the Balkans near Rapitan where bandits demanded money, forcing a driver from the box and leaving the party to repair a fallen tree under threat. The encounter ends with silent assailants vanishing, while a separate note laments the near extinction of the wild goat in Europe and calls for reintroduction efforts.
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Europe
Balkans
London
Paris
Harry de Windt
de Windt
Rapitan
Home Notes on Kitchen Racks and Teapot Cleaning
Practical tips for mounting cheap plate racks on a pantry door to organize tim pans and tids. Mentions a traditional cleaning method for metal teapots using boiling water and a red hot cinder, and warns about buying Moen with knots to avoid holes.
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Moen
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Barre, Wi
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