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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
7
An ived exploration of the Mauretanias cooling and air system details a therma tank air ventilation scheme. 65 ventilators across ship sections supply 260200 cubic feet of fresh sea air per minute, with automated lavatory and bathing compartments for sanitation and cleaning.
Gera, longtime president of the chamber of commerce and philanthropist, passed away after a brief illness. He witnessed the organization’s growth over many years and supported charitable efforts for the poor in New York, leaving a lasting mark on civic life.
The prentict poultryman of today stresses careful management of fertilizer use and labor. He notes profitable returns when workers are directed to their best tasks and when careful attention is given to feeding, breeding, and farm routines.
Fragmented state news covers the 1907 annual report on receipts and cash on hand for public schools in Vergennes, local church moves from New York to Egypt trip plans, a Derry birth, and various local affairs including mills idle, a banquet postponement, and legal notices about divorces.
A fragmented clipping notes efforts in a Dry Farming Congress. Mention appears of Core, Bradley and Senator Green allies, with Bryan cited in a related remark. The text references arid states and Washington but lacks clear dates or full context.
An English speaking woman from Amana faced rejection by her son's Vermont relatives. Unable to communicate, she carried a valise and bundle, wandered away on Monday, found faint and hungry near a station, and later secured funds to ride a train to New York with help from friends.
State Auditor H Graham Kaeema Pietd notes higher admin justice costs through January 1 1900 with preliminary estimates suggesting an annual increase near $60 000 under the new age. The unsettled figures indicate historical expiring balances and unexpended funds in the 1900 period, including a June 30 1900 figure of 843 081 15 and related unspent sums.
YOR Rhodes Scholarships noted with reference to Myron Ford professor of Latin and literature at Middlebury and Ilisen Serpent Burrage professor of Greek language and literature at Middlebury.
The Traders and Media site Saberdii ary Trust Company closed. On January 22 the bank state institution with capital of 100,000 cleared its doors. Jerome L. White was appointed temporary receiver. Depositors likely will be paid in full.
British Labor Party votes to advance socialism as its definite objective. The party adopts a resolu tion emphasizing socialist aims and broad social transformation amid internal debate and public expectation.
Fragmented text mentions a New York state commissioner and a Burlington university event. References to Prof. Ondromsue and Dr. Jarius Reingers appear amid garbled phrases about medical topics and a tense court or commission context. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A sheriff’s sale item appears in the court docket with details about a property transaction. The readable portion references a sale action and local officials overseeing proceedings, indicating enforcement of a judgment or lien. Further specifics are unclear in the fragment.
An old advertisement touts Newbro’s Herpicide as the cure for a dandruff causing germ that "borrows from the hair." It claims the product destroys the germ and promotes healthy growth, noting sales through leading druggists and offering sample orders.
St. Louis dispatch reports Jacob Rils visited the president’s private office and stated that Roosevelt should be considered for a new role. The account is garbled but suggests political maneuvering and possible calls for leadership changes in New York.
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