Barre Daily Times itemized notes on politics and local life
The Barre Daily Times recounts Vermont politics with jokes about champagne and a critic’s quip from Congressman Foster. It highlights local business figures like C. B. Page of Hyde Park Savings Bank and notes a recent sports loss for Company D at Pittafich.
Being a Clement Man Fight Against Drink
A fragmentary report notes Ingithente in a conflict over liquor policy with Mr. Ferguean of the Vermont Anti-Saloon League, reflecting temperance-era tensions. The text is damaged but centers on anti liquor activism and public figures.
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Clement
Ingithente
Ferguean
Vermont Anti-Saloon League
Atill
Ferguson insult claim fuels Clementian debate in Vermont
The text discusses Mr. Ferguson's alleged insult to T. J. Deavitt of Montpelier and the charge that Deavitt is not a Clement man. It notes ongoing debate among temperance supporters and local option opponents, highlighting calls for fair treatment and resistance to labeling. The piece frames the controversy within Vermont political tensions and party labels.
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Ferguson
Alwaye
Deavitt
T. J. Deavitt
Montpelier
Clement
Deayitt
Deavitt Tina
Percival
Rutland
Adolph Naughty Boy Confession in Fragmented Note
A fragmented OCR item captures a terse confession where Adolph claims Fram kissed him and mentions daily occurrences. The text is garbled and lacks clear context, but preserves the blunt phrasing and childlike tone of the note.
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Adolph
Daly
Mortality notices from Vermont detailed multiple deaths
Obituaries report Silas of Richford and other residents passing away in Vermont. Details mention long life in the community, roles as deacon and grange member, surviving spouse and children, and burial plans at Hillside cemetery. Other notices list near relatives and local ties across Berkshire and Concord communities.
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Jarkson
Bocul
Jomal — Ebrutvick
Charles
Silas Itt
Richford
Mysi TM
Richrtfunt Center
Carl Htm
Mr Atl
Mra. M
Heacey
Concord
Boldy
Hillside Cemetery
Mr. Hill
Berkshire
Sally Rogers
Village News and Local Conditions Report
South Woodbury Mine Lucy Sebin returns to Burlington and Bur lington area. Mrs Herbert Bill ill. Albert Burnham in Hardwick on business. W B Goodell in Montpelier Tuesday. Ax a Sears at a stake in Bete Ton having eye trouble. Mrs Kiva Angellie in town due to death. I Cristy in Hardwick car, Miia ill. Batchelier more comfortable in bed. Mrs Batchelier recovering from grippe. Mor ses family house purchase noted. HOR Nelson and Weasma ill. Doings include a one o clock p m gathering at the haired and Taabel Bivtn elating.
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Lucy Sebin
Burlington
Herbert Bill
Albert Burnham
Hardwick
W. B. Goodell
Montpelier
Axa Sears
Kiva Angellie
Angel
Cloick P.m
Taabel
Series of Agricultural Meetings In Katla and Surrounding Areas
Governor VD Proctor met with the state board of agriculture in Katla to schedule a five week series of farm meetings beginning January 1. Directors and local officials from Randolph Pomfret and Coventry were named to organize sessions in Meadon Peru Sureath Coventry East Hart's London Townstent and West South districts with probate and outreach for farmers.
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Gov
VD. Proctor
State Board of Agriculture
Katla
Geer I. Wirt
Africa
Walter En
Farm Brill
Meadon
Peru
Coventry
East Harts
Shortland
London
Arry
Townstient
Besttiobws
West
Fiat
January Sacrifice Sale At A. A. Smith & Bro
A. A. Smith & Bro advertises a January sale on Elite Shoes with prices cut from 3.50 to 5.00 down to 2.98. The sale includes all styles and sizes in fine kid and velour calf, plus a clearance on hats from 3.00 to 2.20, 2.50 to 1.95, and 1.50 to 0.95.
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Young Bros
Jingles and Jests in a Curious Excerpt
A fragment from a newspaper page presents a jumble of lines and misread words. It resembles a verse or nursery rhyme sequence, with scattered names and phrases, including references to a doorbell, a mother, and a distressed reaction. The text reads as an erratic, punctuation-light collage.
The Greek Myrmex Death Weapon of Ancient Boxing
Dr Daniel Brinton unearthed the myrmex a three pronged bronze fork attached to the cestus described as the deadliest ancient pugilist weapon. Found in Paris among Greek and Roman relics the device was worn on the right fist and could cause fatal or permanent injury.
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Greece
Daniel G. Briton Idle
Brinton
Museum of Archaeology
University of Pennsylvania
Parig
Transposition jokes about a diplomat’s speech mishap
A Floekita Post note recounts an American diplomat to Spain who mangled a salutation in public. The tale features language slips, a Spanish speaker misinterpreting a phrase, and a joke about casting oneself at a king’s feet. The piece hints at domestic worry after a divorce suit.
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Spain
Devo
Desi
Sovoral Phraere
Spantia
Boesador
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