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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times reported an average daily circulation of 4645 for the week ending Saturday, the largest paid figure in the area. The piece critiques local Vermont policies, theater plans, schooling costs, and recent political hints involving Allen M. Pletcher and Hughes in Vermont politics, noting a rising sense of civic discussion and military training plans for state youths.
A reader notes that temporary low prices often mask later hidden costs as buyers are overcharged to compensate for the initial bargain. The letter highlights consumer frustration with deceptive pricing practices and urges vigilance against repeated discounts.
A Barre Vermont store displays a line of fancy stationery described as exceptionally good values. Prices range from 10c to 50c and 2e 25¢, inviting customers to view the collection at Dodge Tae Jewelers 170 Mata Gereet.
Dr E R Brush, a prominent Cambridge physician for fifty years, died after a week of illness. A Civil War surgeon of the 2nd Vermont regiment and former president of the local pension examiners board at Mor siville, he practiced medicine in Cambridge following graduation from the University of Vermont in 188. He survived his wife and two sons Dunes A Brush of Balter and Adon L Brush of the town.
Vermont leaders discuss delegate selection ahead of the national convention. The Northfield News notes a desire for delegates openly or secretly opposed to Roosevelt’s politics, warning against internal factions aligning with current administration. The Boston Herald quotes literary mockery as broad commentary on the political scene.
February two is noted as Leap Year Day and a local shop announces new spring overcoats and rain coats. The ad promises fresh styles for the upcoming season with promotions on outerwear.
A fragmented early 20th century note alleges dangerous grade crossings and rail neglect in New York, urging action after a sleighing accident near the city. The author cites dozens of protected and unprotected crossings, calling for stronger state oversight and remedial measures by officials in New York and Vermont.
A February meeting of city officials and fire department members in St Albans was convened at Mayor Atwrend’s invitation to discuss alleged thefts. The session aimed to uncover facts, examine evidence, and determine whether any charges should be brought before the city council. Further steps will follow after investigations.
Assistant State Librarian BM Godbach named chairman of the board. Wilson elected to the board last year. Prontor to them: Bietondard connected with Mr. Wilson and secretary Mine Fran. Other members: W. P. Smith Burlington, Keei M. Window Brandon, Buckham Florida Jolmshare.
A Burlington VI candidate defeated Kenotharos Sree to win the presidency at the Agricultural College, marking a notable leadership change amid campus activities and ongoing governance discussions.
Vermont notices seek Stone wanted for robbing Anson Moore in North Monroe New Hampshire. A man attacked an old resident Wednesday night and stole money and two watches. He crossed into East Barnet where pursuit failed and identifier details were lost.
A fragmentary plea from Barre describes a failing business offering goods to new customers while noting many old clients are gone. The terse message mentions four hundred on a list, prohibits selling to them, and urges early arrival despite cash shortages.
The Montpelier water system faces contamination concerns from natural and external sources. Residents, including local officials, discuss public ownership, land purchase, and municipal control to secure a cleaner, more reliable supply and reduce dependence on private water sources.
A garbled OCR list names many uncalled tethers and claimants including Mion, Abbott, Grosman Augusto, Alfred Berman, Deacon Throw, Currier, Jure, Keren, Houston Leon, John Briatte, Iles Martinietti, Adolfo Maltati, Normande, Percia, Wand, Williams, White, Bancroft, Lapel Murray, Carrie Parmenter, Parmenter, Macriama Prawftts, Margaret Rock, Tebbita, Mew, Watson, and others. The fragment suggests a weekly tally of uncalled items or claims.
A garbled OCR note from WAITS RIVER reports a missing person case or town dispatch. The fragment mentions names like Fred McChiffee and vin Ning frinmds and places Beastond and Orford with unclear actions and dates, hindering confirmation. Further readable lines hint at a timeline, but many words are corrupted.
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