Mid Mebery to Lo attracts residence partners
The Mid Mebery to Lo edition of The Middlelines Register boosted Woodstock Vermont as a place for residence partners, noting its plain, fact exposition and appealing local detail. It mentions health-minded Woodstock residents seeking winter and summer care, and critiques regional news coverage while hinting at Washington-Butland News exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mebury
Itis
Woodstock
Vermont
Washington
Butland News
Weirbtock
Woolmark
Local Option Prohibition Debate in Vermont Towns
Readers see a heated discussion on local option liquor laws across Vermont towns. The piece cites increased drunkenness under current regulations, contrasts city and rural experiences, and notes Montpelier and other towns weighing whether to permit liquor sales under a broader state framework.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Higaor
Prohibition Debate Reflected in Town News Opinion
The National News and The Town Council discuss prohibition impact. Citizens claim clean water and order improve under a statewide ban while urging continued enforcement. The piece signals local support for temperance amid state law and communal reform efforts.
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Ireie
Rutland Subs Waltham Local Race Shrouded in Jumble
A garbled clipping from Rutland notes a local election or meeting involving individuals with scattered surnames and places, including Rutland and Waltham. The fragment hints at a roster or candidate list, with unclear roles and dates, leaving the outcome and specifics unresolved.
Fragmented Royal Court Report Skews Historical Text
A garbled OCR style excerpt appears to discuss imperial residences, rulers from Japan and China, and European royalty with disjointed phrases. The text references the emperor, crown prince of Germany, and various noble titles while noting duties and schedules in a disconnected, unclear narrative.
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Japan
Inia
Syeedett
Charles
Germany
Tie Brup
Maine
Uwen Dukes
Vermont Mourns Local Resident at Age 80
Obituary notices recount the death of Renowned Vermonter Ellen Evans of Shelburne and William Sherman of Rennington. The long lived residents were tied to local industries and schools. Funeral details remain sparse as community mourns the loss of longtime figures in work and home life.
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William W. Sherman
Rennington
Morsing Piter & Work
Wien
Tnis
Shelborne
Charlotte
Siborgh
Fife
Mars
le Tawelt
Basa Fayrton
Les
Sant Sith
Jayaneter
Funeral and burial notices from Northfield and local area
Old residents Mrs George Crome and family are moved by night train from Fort Atkin to Northfield for burial. The funeral for George Dun found was held on Main Street yesterday at two, with services by St. Alberts. William Thrlker, aged 70, formerly of Northfield, died after a brief illness in the hospital.
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Seyun
Talibe
Elton
Hera
Elton Uc
Hones
Tnt
Seare
Mr. Jones
Baie Wen
Ane
Eon
Lewis Kimporin
A Uiuthir
Kinig W. ‘Kans
Ellen Evans
Wilew
Northfield
Jan
Geohrie Crome
Fort At- Woe
Crome
Port Atkine
George Dunfoun
Eelock
Death at St Johnsbury Leaves Family in Grief
Frank H. Pea of Undercliffe, a well known town figure, dies after a long illness. He was 69 and had served the community as a guard for over six years. He leaves a widow and two adult children.
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Barre Aman
Atvieks
St. Johntylgery
Momunt
Ana
St. Johnalary
Jon
John T
Borland
Hte Howe
Nestle
Fra Hiwth
Undercliffe
Frank H. Pea
World bicycle record shattered in six day race
Kansas City reports a new world mark as six day riders push speeds. Top riders set a 14 lap track pace amid fog, with 280 miles planned for the afternoon and night. Fog Wets and other racers faced a long, tight race with breaks and pace changes forming the event.
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Kansas City
Ayers
Foglers
Laawenn Marwan Ee
Morgan-Imetah
Sherwood
Bears
Aes
Birpal
Stenhowsa
Aera
Mon Me
M. Will Emelt
Morley Trial Involving Railroad Accident Details
A jury was drawn yesterday in the Rutherford county case of Raymond Morley versus the Midland Railroad. The incident occurred near Haven four miles north of Bandas on July 2, 1900, when a livery wagon collided with a tram. Florence Gotta, a nine year old girl, was injured in the accident and a death or serious injury was alleged in the proceedings ongoing in Addicon vanity court.
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MiddleWury
Raymond Morley
Mtatland
Addicon Vanity Court
Fisher
Yow Haven
Ner
Bandas
Traf
Florence Gotta
Williamstown Civil Authority Meeting and Entertainment Notice
The Williamstown board of civil authority will meet at the town hall on February 1. A program includes entertainment by Mr. Tievall and others, with a new line of acts. Attendance is urged as residents look forward to events and a featured dance after the program.
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Board of Civil] Authority
Gronte Felon Lef Wonilay
Talesman
Wile Rusher Company
Plo Wenderlanid
Protanes
Tievall
Hanes
Denelgy
Reward offered for stolen Trow & Holden tools and related items
Reward of five dollars offered for recovery of stolen property from a shed occupied by the owners on the night of January 17. Property includes three Trow & Holden pneumatic tools numbered 1917 1704 198 Oldham no 1033 an Oldham tool set a T and H Bush Chisel a set of Tron Plumb Blocks a 4 cut Bush Hammer and two stonecutters compasses with details listed for identification and evidence to convict the thief.
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Trow & Holden
T. & H. Bush
Sudden Elevation and a Rep of His Master
John Meriweather, a self made man, orders Peter Conover to act as his representative at Eureka Copper Company meetings. Peter struggles with the new duties, conflicts arise over bond issuance versus dividend funding, and miscommunication leads to a tense first day of control and personal disarray. The scene captures class, duty, and misapplied authority in a tense corporate vignette.
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John Meriweather
Peter
Meriweather
Eureka Copper Company
Peter Conove
Conover
Wimlo
Mertwente
Mertweather
Shokexpense’s
Peterie
Sid
Peter Bot
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