Vermont News Sketches Include Trees and Bank Shortage
In Rutland Vermont a push to plant 60 000 seedling trees is noted as part of broader forest restoration. Vermont faces rural vacancies with 24 000 vacant farmhouses in New York. efforts urge self reliance and hard work. A bank shortage case involving Cashier Strong is described as beginning after January 1, and a Morgan Horse revival in Vermont is highlighted along with veterans’ praise for American aid in France.
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Rutland
Vermont
New York
Vergennes Bank
Strong
War Department
Morgan
Morgan Horse Club of
Ben
Fragmentary Political Rhetoric From Montpelier Briefing
A garbled OCR style fragment discusses Emery and governance, referencing the League of Nations and political campaigning. It hints at voter sentiment, female suffrage, and assertions about candidates' abilities, in a stray, incomplete series of lines from a Montpelier context.
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Beny
Emery
Peter
Perpetual Office Seeker Label Grounds Governor News
Newspaper supporters of rival candidates echo charges against Emery as a perpetual office seeker, a phrase used to describe aggressive campaigning and persistent pursuit of public office. The remark reflects partisan framing in the gubernatorial coverage.
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Emery
Dooryard Democracy in Vermont Democrats Cited
Vermont commentary notes George M. Stearns of Chicopee would point to the Vermont Democratic presidential primary vote totaling eighty in his yard to vindicate his claim that the entire party could fit in his front yard, as cited by the Springfield Republican.
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George M. Stearns
Chicopee
Chevrolet Wins 500 Mile Indianapolis Classic in Record Pace
Gaston Chevrolet of Indianapolis won the eighth annual 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in an Indy built car with a time of 5 hours 40 minutes 15 seconds, maintaining an average speed of 88.16 mph. He receives a $20,000 Speedway prize plus various trophies and prizes. Rene Thomas finished second, Milton third, Jimmy Murphy fourth, and Ralph De Palma led early before finishing fifth. Attendance topped 125,000, a record high, with prizes totaling around $85,000 awarded to top drivers and several lap prizes.
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Indianapolis
Gaston Chevrolet
America
France
England
Italy
Rene Thomas
Chevrolet
Thomas
Thomas Milton
Jimmy Murphy
Ralph de Palma
Eddie Hearne
Jeane Chassagne
Joe ‘Thomas Anishind
Ralph Mulford
Tom Allen
Pete Henderson
Tom Rooney
Chavrolet
Worm Hin
Grange Meeting and Spider Web Party in East Montpelier
In East Montpelier the grange will hold a meeting on Wednesday evening June 2 followed by a spider web party open to the public. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a paper present shaped as a joke. Ice cream and wafers will be served and dancing will follow.
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Grange
Local notices and social visits in Graniteville area
A string of domestic visits and relatives visiting from towns like Spoils Mass Barre Windsor Burlington and Montpelier as well as travels to Lyme N H and Woodbury are noted. Residents extend thanks for kindness after illness and a death with thanks to Dr Bailey and the Maconheon family of Northfield for floral tributes.
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Elizabeth McLeod
Peart Street
Raymond MacDonald
Barre
John McRae
Davidson
Lwne Garneatt
St. Johnebury
John Coxon
Katherine Murray
Windsor
Georgia MacAuley
Burlington
George Salter
Etna
Donahue
Donald McLean
Marshado
Neil Daniels
Woodbury
Daniels
J. H
Elizabeth
Velma
Willian McAuley
Woodbury Pond
George Suitor
Northfield
Bailey
George Hall
James Hall
Edwin Hall
Alvity All
Familly
Dexter Macy
William Hall
Vila Hall
Perley Hall
Fantty
Old Yee and Men Profiterrete Plague Farmers Pray On Knees
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a contrast between prevailing practices of the old yee and men profiting off farmers who prayed on their knees, reflecting a tense dynamic. The text references a Reston Transcript style or source in passing.
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Reston
Landon New Statesman Subscription Offer
A promotional note promises a year’s subscription to the Landon New Statesman in exchange for a readable entry. The brief advert suggests high value and hints at potential quick sale if you own a six hammer, phrased in a quirky era tone.
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America
The
Landon New Statesman
Social News From Vermont and Nearby Towns
Mrs C Taber returns to Four Winds Farm for summer after winter with son Henry Taber in Worcester and daughter in New York. Granddaughter Dorothea Taber and Miss Pare Smith accompany. Mrs Mary Ayers visits Waterbury and attends Waterbury High School graduation. Families travel to Hartland for funeral. Brush and Smith families plan visits in Schenectady. Principal Mayo takes boys fishing at Little Himore pond with scouts and McMahon brother’s auto truck. Various locals visit, illness and hospital exams noted. Jane Tomlinson called to Fasex for brother’s death. Tomlinson family losses and ties detailed. Community members move for summer jobs, high school entertainment, and local obituaries.
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C. Taber
Professor Henry Taber
Worcester
Mass
Henry Holt
New York City
Four Winds Farm
Mary Ayers
Myrone Prescott
Waterbury
Reid
M. Brush
W. N. Smith
Schenectady
Hartland
Mr. Brush
Levi Turner
Forbes Adama
Glenn Kais
Ashing
Triar
W. B. Churchill
M Lim
Munday
Winowekl
Helen A. Witkine
Mary Cheney
Wilkiow
Panny Alllen Hospital
W. A. Aldrich
St. Johnsbury
Jane Tomlinson
Daniel Tomlinson
Mr. Tomlinson
Miss Tomlinson
Stowe
W. M. Alger
Waterbury Center
Alger
Tomlinson
Essen
Boucon
Miles McMahon Co
Ok Orchard
HA. Cleveland
VR Chamberlain
Tatro
Ralph
Freda
FM. Clair
Grant
Burt
Mise Mildred Adame
Clyde Norents
Stowe High
Cheel
Myre C. Lo McMahan
Bonor
Wickard Chase
Mee McMfallon
Bleeper
Floyd Sleeper
Ibn Ushveralty
Vermont
Lil
More Willineatgwen
Burlington
Mes
HF Shaw
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Marvey Murma
Shaw
W. le Weight
Charles Iffer
L. W. Carter
A Seeand
M. E Banon
Hyde Park Center
Morrisville
Local Political Delegates and Weekend Visits Noted
Thursday evening residents H. E. Shaw Rep C B Burt and F C Rashaw were elected delegates to the state convention in Rutland. Over the weekend Elizabeth Parkhurst visited Bertha Labardie and A C D Lang in Morrisville while Labardie and sister visited Bert Parkhurst at Eden Corners. Maisie Shaw and Marion Pike with a class enjoyed a Sunday supper on Cadys bill as others traveled for Memorial Day and family visits in Hyde Park Morrisville and Burlington.
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H. E. Shaw
Rep
C .B. Burt
F.C Rashaw
Rutland
Elizabeth Parkhurst
Morrisville
Later
Bertha Labardie
A. CD
Cady
Glenn Cole
Catherine Cole
Hyde Park
Hk.r
Way
Burlington
Jugo Slavs Starving for American Cotton
Ju gro Slav peasants face material scarcity hindering hand embroidery exports. National Croatian Society of Pittsburgh sought samples for a New York expo but received none. High exchange rates cripple capital, preventing imports for winter work. Local Jugo Slav Women’s Organization appeals for aid from Americans.
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Jugo-Slavia
National Croatian Society
Peralta Street
Pittsburgh
New York City
Jugo- Slav Women’s Organization
America
Fragmentary Notice Echoes Across Cited Text
The readable fragments discuss collecting funds or sending cotton samples via the National Croatian society and Jugo-Slav consulate in New York to a Zagreb board of commerce. Also included are scattered quotes about relationships and nervousness, with reference to a Boston Transcript brief.
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National Croatian Society
New York City
Zagreb
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Scott & Bowne
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Callamas
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F. H. Rogers & Company
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Paige & Campbell
General Agents
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Hartford, Connecticut
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Turnbull CO
Orleans, WT
the Red Cross Pharmacy
Boston Transcript
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Cosmopolitan Trust Co
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Devonshire St
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Boot Shop
Progressive Commercial Bank
Washington County
Ben A.eastman
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V-Pres
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Treas
Ben A. Eastman
J.M. Boutwell
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HJ. M. Jones
BW. Hooker
H. Jackson
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Fire Insurance Company of
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Orange
First National Bank of
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Barre Electric Company
Telephon
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