Ready for Sale and Bargains at Cutler's Stable
A fragmentary ad notes Ready for Sale offerings at Li H. F. Cutler's Stable Rear City Hotel with a $25 sleigh promotion and a full line including blankets fur robes whips and harness. Also mentions Red Cross Pharmacy and local names. The clipped text promises low prices and a warranty backed cough syrup offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortlandt Cart and Carriage Go
Sidney
N.Y
Greene
Red Cross Pharmacy
E. A. Crown
GH Kendrick & Come Davis
Sage L. Edson
A. A. McArthur
Kihaee Co
Sfealipier Boek
Jowit d. W. Parmenter
Dog Owners Meeting Sets City Dog Licensing
A city council meeting on January 4 to 17, 1908 instructed the constable and police to ensure all dogs within the city are licensed and collared. City clerk James Mackay confirms the directive and deadline for compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mackay
Life insurance and annuity options advertised
A Barre Daily Times clipping promotes life insurance and annuity products from National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont. It notes age does not affect desire for income and identifies Montpelier agents Balieta and M. N. B. Mallard as the Barre local representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Mutual
Balieta
Montyce N. B. Mallard
Barre
Cuttlewera and store needs and local notices
A jumble of ads and notices lists cutlery and tools, Masonic charms, stone cutter sales, overshoes and rubbers at a shoe store, a moving picture show at the opera house, telephones, an upcoming Vermont Spiritualist convention in Grand Army hall with speakers, a food brick house for sale near city post office, and inquiries at Bolstering, Tere Vie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngson’s
Tol
B. McFarland
L. P. Ausin's
L. P. Austin
Red
Anne Thuatalty
Mary G. Nye
Vermont State Spiritualist Association
Grand Army Ball
Helen Hussegue
Hartford
Comn
Ste Ireman
Mlen
Ress
Patent medicine ads mix in damaged text
Fragmented 19th or early 20th century pharmaceutical ads mention Blood Bitters Dean's Ointment Dean's Regulators and Dr. Thomas English oill style cures for piles digestion skin and tooth pain. The fragmentary copy cites street vendors and pharmacies like Red Cross pharmacy Rickert and references baby care.
Graniteville Turmoil Delivers Local Turbulence
In Graniteville reports describe a chaotic scene with conflicting accounts from residents and officials. The fragmented text mentions emergency responses and a call for calm as authorities investigate the disturbance.
Poisoned Bonbons Rob A Woman In Theatre
Mrs. Robert Fox of New Rochelle was drugged and robbed at a Broadway theatre. A young woman acquaintance allegedly gave poisoned bonbons and stole a bracelet, pearl earrings, a pin, and other jewelry before Fox’s husband arrived. Police arrested a suspect on suspicion in Caniawell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Fox
Sickles Avenue
New Rochelle
Cankiwell Avenue
Hastings Fire Threatens City Buildings Extinguished
A January 17 fire in Hastings, X, threatened multiple structures in the 85,000,100 block of a National Condit and Cable company area near West Weetay. The blaze was brought under control with estimated damages around 6,000.
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Hastings
X. Us
Bare West Weetay
Local notes reveal deaths, clubs, and school tidings
Obituary notes report the death of Mrs Twila A Hayden of Chicago on the 13th. A Young Men's Brotherhood was formed at the church with Ty Vail as president and other officers named. Miss Farrand returned from quarantine to teach at the grade school. Parmenter relatives in South Pasadena receive word of Mausgilberr’s passing. Miss Kila Town graduates from a Los Angeles hospital to began weekly earnings. Pret Fairbanks travels to Downing New York for a telegraph operator position.
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We Tai Vie
Robert Mitchel
UH v
Kh Hanquet
J. W
Eee Copeland
Ae Ihe
Mpeyren
Atwood
Atwoul
Twila A. Hayden
Thicago
Tondis Hang Church
Follo
Ty Vail
Ralph ‘Nwitchell
William Thyver
Arthur Galarneau
Frank Jones
Richard Howell
Walter Smith
Jackson Vail
Wilbun Heyer
Mra. Parmenter
Emma
Mer
Mra Hudson Bailey
Ran.paol
Bethel Indies elect officers at Universalist church meeting
At a Bethel Indies gathering in the Universalist church the following officers were elected for the coming year: President Mrs. Martin, Vice President Mrs. Flint, secretary Ellen Latinet, treasurer Mrs. Cone. A social night followed with a crescent club gathering, oyster supper, and dancing. A new water tank project was noted at the Bethel Inn and work by a local iron company crew was ongoing.
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Indies
Universalist Church Weld
Mra
Ti. Matin
K. J. Flint
Ellen Latinet
Cone
Bailie
Wis
Crescent
Roma
Bethel Inn
Will
Wright
Wheeler
Marvel
Enil- Pond Company
Weehimins
Guy Nutley
Wackburn
J.P. Marsh
al B.S. Tut
Naat
Local Notices From East Calais Obits and Social Visits
W. E. Blies of East Calais died recently at his farm once occupied by George Bulenting leaving two daughters. Neighbors Walter Stragua and wife of Cabot visited James Warhurst home. Sylvia Ble visited her brother in Montpelier. Drenia and wife of Woodbury Center were in town Thursday. L. Store visited Walden on Monday. Elmer Brows and family from Rath were in South Woodbury Thursday. Dorinell’s Leethdu celebrated in Montpelier with Frank Dune. Frank Collins of Hastwick spent Wednesday in town. Miky Auman, field secretary of the foreign Missionary society, spoke at the Union church.
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W. E. Blies
Ceorge
Walter
Stragua
Cabot
James Warhurst
Sunrday
Sylvia Ble
Montpel
Savidty
Union Church
Simway
Unclear OCR notes from Lower Cabot visitors and local names
Fragmentary report lists residents and movements in Lower Cabot Missouri and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs Hartle Melnoy Mrs John Noyes Mise Tle Nesa Walter Ford and several families with uncertain details and actions. No coherent event or dates clearly discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartle Melnoy
Dave
Landenderny
John Noyes
Walter Ford
Humber
Luther Wanton
Vek Lyford
South Barre Obituary Notice Details Missing
Fragmentary OCR text references a January 4 event at a location described as Mies Minmimuchutm with a person named Sho and a group meeting. The readable parts are garbled and no clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge beyond the date and generic gathering.
The Deadhead and the Train Robbery Tale
A railway conductor recalls a brutal robbery aboard a passenger train, a tense confrontation at a station, and the unexpected arrest of the robbers. The narrative shifts to a detective twist as a paid informer crashes the plot, ending with a public reveal and the culprits’ capture.
Free trial bottle of UricD promised to rheumatics today
An advertisement claims UricD cures rheumatism and invites all sufferers to request a free trial bottle by mail. It promises no cost and urges immediate response, asserting proven personal recommendations drive its effectiveness and offering nationwide delivery from Smith Co. in Syracuse and Chey.
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Eheanntian
Smith
Diag Co
Smith Bhig
Iaeas
Wold
Tinkert & Wolfe
Reid Crow Pharmacy
Dupont Joins Military Affairs Committee
Senator Dupont of Delaware was added to the Senate Military Affairs Committee to fill the vacancy left by La Follette. Objections had arisen over his ties to the powder trust and related connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dy
Cy Dan
Dupont
Delaware
Senate
la Follette
Dupont Boingt
Boentten
Powder Trust
Pittsburg Steel Company Puts 3000 Men to Work
Pittsburg steel maker announces full operation at Monessen with 3000 workers across wire red and tube mills. plants in Pittsburg and Monessen resume full force as of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Steel Company
Monessen
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Ovary
H. F. Cutler
J. D. Ossola
Averill Music Company
Emslie's Flower Store Main St
Wort Ladd’s
J. Crary
Hithestown
Farwell Street
L. J. Bolster
Vermont
Breall Keon
Arthur S. Martin
Joe Koralsky
Eokoen
the Barre Daily Times
Red Cross
Rickert
J. J. Walker
Subaru
Obie
Dean
Déan
Driggist
Ansler
Thomas
Graniteville
Maxfield & Cutler's
Plainfield
Ore
Boass Serimgion
Randolph
Board of Trade
Bethel
Ladies Society of Universalist Church
East Calais
Leroy
Bevin
Lower Cabot
South Barre
Telnet
Emerson
Barre Shoe Company
North Main Street
Lahde
Doe
Bia
Tim
Paige
Inter
Boone
Farber
Tate
Vegeot
Tam
Amy
Bastina
Arad
Richald A. Andrew
Pittsburg, Pa
Fewertey
Prato
A. W. Badger & CO
Morse Block
Tuneral
Bastera
Avanosa
If “Seminary
Monenis Hotel
Beechgan
Tery A
Abe
Ecco Ee Webtralidia
S. J. SEGEL @ CO
Depot Square
Barro, Or
Sunnyside Farm
Co-Operative
Granite Street
Iverite Cleanser
Iveriar Cleanser
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