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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
7
In Life magazine June issue, a man near Fort William Henry, Lake George New York, keeps an apiary of over two hundred queen bee colonies occupying about an acre. He ships queens globally, earning from one to ten dollars per queen, higher for select specimens, with the operation focused on queen production.
Printed letter heads and bill heads are offered as a single sheet packet. The item advertises perforated pages and a 75 cent price. Includes examples and guarantees for quality and matching frames.
A long, formal note outlines recruitment efforts by the Department Commander Baath and associates. It calls for keeping written lists of members, distributing badges, and appointing national aides led by Mira Smyth of Vermont. The list names numerous individuals across posts in Vermont and neighboring states as part of a drive to preserve and expand order records and participation.
A seven year old boy’s father, a physician, offered a strange sleep aid. He suggested counting into trillions to lull the child to sleep, saying the method works quickly. The boy’s quiet protest followed as the parent prepared to retire for the night.
A fragmented notice mentions Segel and Company with unclear details from the OCR. No distinct event, date, or action is readable to specify scope or stakes. The readable text suggests a business notice or filing but lacks concrete facts.
A scrambled Washington to world notice overview touches on early science and industry efforts including titanium compounds and railroad routes in Pennsylvania, with remarks on global colonization push in Minas Gerais and German settlements. It also cites a London book on women’s rights, a French disinfecting method for books, opium trade reductions with China, and a June 14, 2775 birth of the regular army per congressional action.
In the Saint Albans records the grand list shows total subscriptions and real estate values with the $11,000 marker reached. The report notes increases over 1907 across real estate and personal property, slight exemption gains, and tax nonpayment patterns among elderly, veterans, and firemen.
Orleans County lists candidates for critical offices including Gil Grops of Brownington and John Li Lewis of Troy for senators, Willem Wright and Williamson of Barton for state's attorney, H D Stannard of Barton and Miles Buck of New for sheriff, plus probate and other posts. The county convention will be held at Barton, exact date has not been announced.
North Itreet house of Wilfred H H Brackett cashier of the People's National Bank was ransacked before daylight Saturday. $00 stolen from Brackett's trousers. pantry window left open and coffee and food taken. A candle burned near the horse and traces of entry seen on side door. Neighbors heard noises, and a resident saw figures flee as a window was attempted.
A scrambled historical account shows a figure denying a bribe with wrath and disdain while a paler lobbyist mutters excuses about fault. The excerpt ends with threats to increase a demanded sum, revealing tension over corruption and manipulation.
A garbled letter from Tracy California by Charles JF Badalin describes a chaotic day and a dubious shop experience. References to Rad Gas, harbor work, and an unclear shave scene create a snapshot of a flawed, partial OCR text with scattered names and local details.
Barre Vermont May 28 1008 notice this is to inform that Kemdrick has applied for a fifth class license to sell intoxicating liquors at 64 North Main Street Barre a public hearing will be held at City Hall on June 2 1008 at 7 pm under public statutes 6115 of Vermont James Mackay Clerk
Barre city officials announce HK. A. Crown has applied for a fifth class liquor license for 44 North Main Street Barre. A hearing on the application is set for June 8 3006 at 1 o'clock in the City Chamber per city clerk James Mackay.
Residents are advised to submit all claims and supporting documents by the 11th day of May. The notice lists the district officials and addresses for filing, with details of the hearing and penalties for late submissions. It names local officials and cites dates in a formal public notice style.
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