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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
7
The article traces the buckboard as a historic precursor to the wagon and early automobile chassis. It notes military usage, frontier solutions, and the shift from wheels to boards to endure rough roads, highlighting Dr Buck’s influence and evolving designs.
Mr Frank Mowe, a Balinineville farmer, chronicles years of rheumatic pain and costly treatment. After trying Sanich's UrieQ Prescription he reports quick relief, improved sleep, and renewed mobility. He claims six bottles cured his symptoms and led him to recommend UrieQ to friends.
Fragments from a 1907 state notices page mention a Windsor house fire at Mrs. F Spear and various Rutland and Claremont items. References include Rae Gotmm, Senator Morrill tieins, Durkee & Co bakery plans, a train incident near White River Junction, screw ring accident, and letters to Claremont from women in multiple states.
A Rutland merchant reports financial strain with disbursements totaling $72.66 in a ledger entry. The note lists sums paid by various camps and a quarterly tax, citing specific charges and balances. The fragmentary record hints at receipts and arrears dating to early February, with references to names and locations partially legible.
Friends of Pred E Colburn will be interested in an Ames Times account of his work at Ames with new plot work and experiments. The article notes the college as the first institution in America to apply the new art scientifically and mentions upcoming demonstrations in the weeks ahead.
A ragged excerpt blends scenes from a nature homage in Boulogne with a Japanese couple in Bois de Boulogne and scattered dialogue about a college diploma and playwriting. The text jumble mentions the Love of Nature ritual, a Winter morning snow, and random exchanges from various publications, yielding a disjointed literary collage with no clear single event.
W M J Vernon Dutton of Hardy gave a lecture on the work at Enstone and Grand Master Calderwood with BratUeburn Masonic Glee Club providing music for the occasion.
A proposed Shriners building would rise behind the Masonic temple with a 68 by 100 foot hall, balcony, basement, stage, and dining room. The brick brick-design wing would feature a store, reception, club rooms, billiard area, and social parlors, with steel and concrete construction and an estimated cost near $25,000.
Ooms Isles Woman Undertaker Mere Hoag of Grand Isle seeks to be the state’s sole female undertaker in Grand Isle county. She held an embalmer’s diploma before taking over after her husband’s death four years ago. Her preparations and travels illustrate her commitment to the profession despite obstacles.
A partial, garbled note cites a Marilla resident named Loper about remedies and savings, referencing a Charles A Perry account and a December date. The text muddles health claims, sores, fever, and eczema with a defective financial coupon or notice, lacking clear facts or context.
Delegates from multiple lodges gather in Brattleboro for the annual Masonic meeting under Grand Master Charles Calderwood. Notable attendees include D D Merery and J H Switar of Belknap Falls, with delegations from Townshend, Westminster, and Londonderry lodges joining the event.
Notice to creditors and all persons indebted or having claims against the Bead and Whitcombs partnership. The meeting seeks proof of debts by a specified date, with names including Miler, Friend N. Whit, Peob, and Harry W. Whitcombs, to settle the estate and affairs of the firm.
Claiming to remove the cause of dandruff, the ad touts Herploide as the ultimate hair dressing for regular use. It promises relief from irritation, keeps the scalp clean, and offers improved hair health. Sold by druggists with a sample offer from The Merpizidd Co Detroit Michigan.
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