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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1903
Page
8
Homer Fitts' Store advertises heavy and colored linen fabrics 27 inches wide and silk batiste 38 inches wide in various colors and weights. Prices range from 25c to 50c per yard with matching laces and trimmings and suits department promotions. Located at 164-166 North Main St.
The Barre Daily Times notes upcoming events in Boston and nearby regions tonight and Wednesday. The item highlights travel or weather cautions affecting Vermont and eastern Maine, urging readers to plan accordingly.
Tangled items cover insurance, chiropody, and hair goods offers. Residents complain about granite chips crowding sidewalks on South Main above the covered bridge. Texas irrigation plans aim to develop 200000 to 800000 acres with a 100 mile canal and Toyah Lake reservoir. Fourth class appointments set, and Canterbury editor Milliken named state civil service commissioner. Antartic ship Gauss reported en route to Cape Town. Nursery stock policy promises stock replacement if needed.
Notices invite all creditors to call at the new Union Clothing store on Main Street opposite Depot Square to settle accounts. Also mentions Ipa wanted at refiners' exchange for gowns and Burr offering Cobrelas and children parasols at Pitts.
A garbled 19th century collage reports rewards for women judged by thirty word pitches, a disaster update on the Old Dominion liner Monroe, anarchist rally notes, and assorted ads for fabrics paints and household goods. Mentioned items include rewards totaling $500, prizes of $200 split into fifty, a contest aimed at women, and shipping and public notices amid chaotic copy.
An old time price listing promotes foundation dollars and hosiery for ladies and children. It advertises Gordon Dye Hosiery, new dollar corsets in multiple waist lengths, home made Petticoats, and summer coats with prices from 50 cents to ten dollars. Also features ladies garments and fabric by the yard and accessories like palm leaf fans and umbrellas at low per unit prices.
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