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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary verse notes crowds converging for investigations and observation. The speaker mentions work, rationing, and a caution to avoid stepping on the Richmond Times Dispatch amid a busy scene.
A Newport dinner honors notable guests including President and Mrs Roosevelt and Redfield Proctor. Local notices mention Proctor’s term and rent concerns, a nine year old boy’s accident on Kast mountain, Franklin W. Riker and Miss Ariana Joe’s marriage in New York, and a court matter involving Father Gormont. Also noted are a symposium in The New England Magazine, Panter, and various community events and personnel updates.
The article discusses the mining towns, focusing on Hutte Montana and Nevada's population growth, mining wealth, and transport routes. It notes how copper and other minerals shaped development, contrasts river routes and rail expansion, and cites Harper's Magazine observations on economic and geographic factors.
In White River Junction the state railroad commissioners held a hearing at the Junction house on the eight track crossing petition. Rosteau and Maine railroad were represented by W J L Stickney and John Young and Central VermInt fy W. Wittens. Petitioners included Jon L Bacon C C Eagte and Raymond Tremor. Hearing postponed to March 25 with plans for an underpass and track relocation, with board expected to take action.
Somerville Journal reports a proposed middle ground if cantonn storage to the army proves unlikely. Greenlillere shows willingness to compromise on duties and drug tare implications amid local faction pressures.
An unclear statement from Burl Web about his stance on a Connecticut institution matter leaves whether he will back a petition undecided. The text references a November 1906 birth at Vermont, a professor’s background, and a ten-year teaching period at the dairy college, but many details remain fragmentary and obscured.
A fragmentary note recalls a person named Sotan and a disruptive act tied to a boastful or humorous moment. The text mentions an attack and a roared reaction, with a vague reference to travel or flight and a tolme bite.
Chicago authorities received orders from Washington to arrest Emma Goldman as she speaks. Anarchist leader described as a danger to government, religion, and marriage law, with her birthplace and 1866 birth year noted. The article recounts her influence, speeches, and history in the United States. Includes unrelated anecdote about Mr and Mrs Jones and their child crossing a flooded ditch named Little Willie.
An incoherent excerpt questions aging and legacy, hinting at fate and usefulness. It contrasts service or destruction, hinting at a debate about motive and value in a failed or unfulfilled life. Strong entities or clear events are not evident in readable text.
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as fatal to the dandruff germ, promising relief from hair loss and renewed growth. It emphasizes the product’s ability to eradicate dandruff, with claims about its universal appeal and availability through druggists and agents, including Detroit.
An advertisement claims Kin open Life Pills help digestion and overall well being when stomachs function properly. It markets the product as improving appetite and body comfort, noting pharmacy availability at Cries pharmacy, Rickert &.
Real estate ad describes a two tenement stone property with garden, well, water access, and a pleasant yard. Located near vibrancy of town, price listed at 4,200.00 with terms including small down payment. Nearby Norstar brokerage advertises similar holdings and future farm/land options.
Partial OCR fragment mentions poultry sale terms and prices, listing buyers and bidders, with references to stalls, lots, and producers. Indicates a public sale event with bids and fees, and notes about various vendors and potential suppliers in the trading post context.
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