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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
4
The notice lists publication frequency as every weekday afternoon with a year newspaper rate and per copy price. It also mentions Frank E. Langley as publisher and an imprint related to Fontofica at Herre as Becond, indicating a misspelled origin line.
Vermont editorials mention Kernel in Indiana drift Middlesex dryness and Columbus drinks. They discuss Frank Plumley as Vermont’s congressional nominee and question Northfield’s candidate initials. Local fire response disputes in Cabot Marshfield prompt defenders of Vermont hospitality and neighborly aid.
In Vermont a farm family receives aid from neighbors when harvests are timely and critical. The passage notes that acts of mutual support occur without charge and reflect lasting neighborliness, praising communities like Cabot for maintaining cooperative spirit and reducing self serving motives.
Some editors urge a law to require public disclosure of campaign spending in Vermont. The piece notes a professional political instinct shaping coverage and cites figures like Samuel Meadett Hiram Hawke Peters Schaele and Timothy Chasse as part of a broad network in many towns.
The notice cites concerns over campaign spending and political worker regulation as a response to perceived corruption and unfairness. Ceine Pitkin of Marshfield is reported to have purchased the Gstar Morrill farm, while Dean Hateweller of Tartfor is noted for spending and vacation with relatives. An excursion to Avealie Chasm is mentioned, with Mr. Iain son overseeing barn work.
Northfield reflects on locals and visitors including Emam Vollins new osteopathy studies and upcoming practice in Philadelphia, Henry Kenyon's St Louis visit, map and weather bureau moves, Mrs. Shuttleworth’s army maneuvers trip, and a court breach of peace case. Guests Cash and Moore family updates close with thanks for support after a bereavement.
William Jennings Bryan voices on Edison phonograph records showcased at the Vermont Fruit Store. Ten Bryan recordings feature topics such as the tariff, imperialism, labor, trusts, popular election of senators, and bank deposits. A call to hear the splendor of his voice and order records.
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