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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
6
An old time ad from Sidney New York offers a complete line of blankets fur robes whips and harness. It promotes second hand harness sleighs and invites readers to call inspect and compare prices and goods.
A jumble of municipal notices and local ads describes a 1908 city council meeting voting to enforce dog licensing and collars with a January deadline. The document also lists physicians, druggists, rental notices, church announcements, and a health remedy claim for Electric Bitters promising to cure chills and fevers.
Barre Daily Times item from January 7 1908 notes a national life insurance company ad offering protection against government debt. It lists S Ballard as general agent with Barre Montpelier and nearby towns involved.
Local notices outline multiple buys and sales including flowers, stone cutters, and poultry show tickets. George E land Masonic charms, L P Austin items, and Rel Cros pharmacy stock are mentioned with prices and barrels. A meat ticket seller can win bearded Polish birds, with tickets at Sowden and Lyon's. January 7 is the deadline.
Local items report Mrs. H W Moody ill and A Moody moving to Hardwick. Percey Croft works for Join Feeneh, and George Coolbette’s daughter ill from pneumonia. A meeting on Monday with Detter members, Parker at Basora, and town ball at the town hall Wednesday night are noted alongside a Los Angeles birth report for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linteos of the new twent.
Randolph Center reports Whaler has been firing an attack of penaillite. Charles Goodhart drives team for C. Brigham Co. E.W. and Hi. Fale surveyed Jumber Seege to show meeting of Jounty Telephone Co. at Chelsea on Jan. 2 HL. Hf. Dillingham had another operation at Burlington hospital since November Ast.
South Barre village schools began Monday. Tenne Recor is confined to the house by rheumatism. Cane NY Witham works in Patterson store. one at the wicket is reported to be gain. Cort Rollins moved from the Ar tenement to Ms Spencer's Went on Main street.
Mrs Jane Kerpey and Mia Kerpey of Minneapolis visiting Chelsea join Nise George for winter on Court Street. A special meeting with Washington Judge was planned for Thursday evening. Henry Edwards foregoes stonecutting for another life as his family moves from Willamstown. Chelsea Creamery owner M E Hutchinson reports favorable letters from Dr Charles Woodbury of Foxboro Mass. Orangery Creamery stockholders elected Fred Waldo as president and Fred Magewis as secretary. Congregational church officers were elected with 47 attending in person and 65 by letter.
The Randolph board of trade plans a banquet at an unspecified time and place to be announced later after inviting members and local business professionals. About fifty members attend, with several residents mentioned along with social visits and routine school and town notices from the period.
Local Cabot news records various moves and visits including Johan Weir and wife of Duxbury, J. Al Woolward returning from Canada on business, Bilodeau and Laon buying Hernan bakery at Hardwick and taking possession, the Rishunt family returning to East Montpelier for winter, and several other unsettled items such as workers, farm herd testing, and a charity exhibit.
Fragmented text references tariff and railroad rate concerns in Bryan. The passage is garbled with names and phrases, offering little clear detail on date, entities, or outcomes.
A bold notice promises free bottles of Ure to every rheumatic, inviting all sufferers to try the remedy at no cost. It urges readers to mail name, address, and their druggist to Smith Prince 10H Saith Hldg. Steneuse NY, promising delivery by return mail and personal recommendations as key advertising.
New Rochelle police arrest two fashionably dressed men, Janis Taylor and William Horton of New York, believed to be the culprits in a series of robberies across New Rochelle and Mt Vernon. They carried $25,000 in jewelry allegedly stolen from Mrs. Lyon Christ and Mrs. Atwood, and resisted arrest with a revolver in the face of Mrs. Christ.additional plunder found on the suspects includes fur-lined overcoats and other valuables. The case links to several robberies in nearby areas.
East Ripon January 2 The body of Thomas Brow, missing since Friday, was found in Panther Pool near his home. Five Cumberland County towns had searched with dogs and aids in the cross country hunt. Brow disappeared Friday afternoon around 4 o'clock after leaving home to investigate a barn word. his wife later heard nothing and began the search with neighbors.
Michigan researchers describe cull beans as a significant, fluctuating 1.5 to 9 million bushels per year crop. About 6 to 10 percent are culls, with half used for feed to cows and swine. Beans may feed sheep and dairy cows, but overuse risks lower pork quality due to softer fat. Two cooking methods tested: steam injection and ordinary cooker, with kettle better for small amounts and steam for large. Also notes on storing squashes like Hoblard, Bester, and Marlow in a dry cold cellar with open windows to keep until spring.
A farm device built from idle parts promises fast lifting of wagons and implements. An upright lever, supported by a braced base, uses a simple pin and hole locking system to raise wheels. The drawing shows the lever securing the handle after wheel rotation, enabling easy maintenance and use.
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