Vermont Maples Earned Nearly 4 Million This Year
Vermont maple sugar makers report a total industry value near 4 million dollars for the season. A census by Commissioner S. Brigham shows 582,000 trees tapped producing about 13,104,000 pounds of maple products. Prices for syrup averaged 2.79 per gallon and sugar 38 cents per pound with wide variation by quality and marketer efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Agriculture
Brigham
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers’ Association
Vermont
Auto Collision at Beanville Injures Lamsons and Bowen
A serious wagon and automobile crash occurred near Beanville on Monday night around 8 50. P P Lamson driving his car collided with a team owned by A B Gay and driven by Mr Bowen. Lamson his wife and son Mes Hendry and Mrs Lamson and Mrs Blanchard were in the car. The horse was killed and the carriage and harness ruined. The Bowens escaped unharmed while the Lamsons and Mrs Blanchard suffered bruises and injuries requiring attention. Lamson sustained a damaged arm, Mrs Lamson head and ear injuries, and Mrs Blanchard an injured arm. All persons recovered with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Beanville
P. P. Lamson
A. B. Gay
Bowen
Jackson Vail
Lamson
Mes. Hendry
J. Hi. Lamson
BO. Blanchard
Boston-bound worker departs with mother and Mixed Bona Totman returns
A man with his mother Mrs Dearborn left Tuesday morning for Boston for employment. Mixe Bona Totman returned from Tunbridge Tuesday morning after visiting Monday with her parents and is now back in H. A. Leonard's store at her usual post.
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Kent
Barre
Pines
Newport
Fred Marah
Bethel
Pearl Campbell
Kayston
Highlands
Mr. Campbell
Gerald Stevens
Alva Campbell
Chacewa
Richards Girant
KO. Blanchant
Ernest Savage
Forest Fires Spread Through Quebec region June warning issued
Reports from Quebec describe fires spreading toward inhabited areas near Parent and surrounding communities. St Appoling in The Ediston area is encircled by flames with new fires at Lacpes Hever along the Red River. Some improvements noted in Matupidia valley while St Andre Cimourmala fires are out and Neigette god St.ane is under control. Hiver Caplin fire in Jounventure county being controlled. Brush burning prohibited in many sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Parent
St. Appoling
Ediston
Lacpes Hever
Red River
Matupidia
St. Andre
Cimourmala
Neigette God St.ane
Village Threatened by Forest Fire Near Riverherbert
June 2 Riverherbert faces advancing forest fire as residents prepare to defend homes while a gentle west wind tests containment. Halifax county fires remain active but calmer in Maitland district with reduced danger since yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifas
N.S
Riverherbert
Halifax County
Maitland
Hata Eatin
Fires in New Brunswick cut telephone lines near Campbellton
Fires in New Brunswick destroyed telephone wires along the international railway cutting St John and Campbellton lines. Detached farm houses were destroyed in the vicinity and the fires began to abate with no immediate danger to Campbellton. Local communications with Campbellton were cut today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Campbellton
West Hartford Hotel Burned In Sudden Blaze
Fire destroyed the West Hartford hotel and barn early this morning with an estimated loss around $4,000. The adjacent post office and grain store caught fire briefly but were saved. Fire origin remains a mystery as volunteers from nearby towns joined a bucket brigade to fight the flames. Meanwhile seven year old Richard Reilion was rushed to Hanover hospital for surgery found to be appendiceal tumor rather than appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
West Hartford
Sharon
Hartford
Fremen
White River Junction
Hames
Richard
Herbert Re ‘Ilion
Mary Miteheerkpital
Hanover
Indictments Dismissal Bid In Lever Act Case In New York
William M. Wood pictured as head of the American Woolen Company faces Lever Act profiteering charges. Maeve Mack posted bail at 25,000 yesterday while lawyers argued that selling cloth is not a crime under the Lever act. The court postponed ruling on quashing the indictments to today with Charles Hughes for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maeve Mack
William M. Wood
Massachusetts
Charles 1 Hughes
Agreement on Sundry Civil Bill Reached by Senate and House
A conference on the sundry civil appropriation bill reached an agreement yesterday. Provisions to extend the transportation time to a 15 year period and to keep the 20 million revolving fund for railroad equipment loans were retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Ureare
Memorial Day events across Wells River and nearby towns
Memorial day activities paused for illness and death as communities gathered in Wells River and surrounding towns. Rev Stead Thornton led services at the Wells River church, with veterans, a procession to the cemetery, and an all-ages program including music by Woodville Concert Band, scripture readings, and a meal for veterans and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodeville
Os Darvin
Crawfurd Adams
FW Thoms
Montpetier
Sapper
Wrath
Grote Times
Stead
Thornton
Tyadit
Chaotic OCR fragment prompts unclear historical note
The readable text shows a jumbled OCR passage mentioning guests of Mr and Mrs John and other garbled phrases about overalls dunes cane cane sugar and profiteers. No clear event dates names or places emerge to anchor a factual summary.
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Mr. Bowen
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
W. Hartford
Wood
Hughes
Post
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
Ideal-Arcola
Ideal-Arcol Heating Outft PLC
Mter
American Radiator Company
York, Pittsburgh
Minnesooke
Federal St
Boston
Mass
Groton
John T. Darling
Ae Marshall
Welle River
Lo Weel
Charlee
Stead Thorton
Torprdennes
Silerveen
Welly River
Bewley
Henry
Springfield
N. Hi
Richart Detinin
Joan Elizabeth
Myre
Lee S. Mlatcherd
Peanel
Alexander Dunnett
Rocket
Vivian
St. Dolrastary
M.D. Coffin
St. Jebstoery
T Darling
Harlin
Ales Warmettart
Aehier
Kubima
Marie Alexander
Mise Puffer
Moniipelier
John Hall
Berlin
John
Suniday
Darling
Cain
Dix Weil
Burlingto
Kent Ice Cream Co
Burlington, Vt
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