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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
7
Readable text notes heavy snow on Mount Washington with five feet covering the summit. Conditions hinder travel and railroad operations and roads and peaks in the White Mountains and Franconia range are snowbound.
A notice states horses are willing to sell or exchange until the given date. It mentions one heavy grey team weighing 2860 pounds.
Public notice announces a new cleaning and dyeing shop offering ladies and gents garments cleaning, pressing, repairing, and dyeing. Furs repaired and stored free of charge during summer. renovation and storage services advertised with price row and guaranteed satisfaction.
An unusual advertisement offers UrieO as a free trial cure for rheumatism, promising full-sized bottles at no cost if readers follow simple directions. It claims to affect the blood and remove toxins, urging readers to mail name and address to The Smith Drug Co. The page also features a string of quips and humor from various papers, with a murky mix of unrelated lines and jokes about marriage and material gifts.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a maritime notice involving CURARD LINE routes Boston to Queenstown and Liverpool, with names Maas and Btoa or Btoa-10, mentioning upper decks, amidalilpa, tyne, and August to September dates. readable facts are sparse. entities unclear. exact event and stakes not identifiable.
The village pages note a bankruptcy petition by Reajarin Cameron of Frenktin and K Hover, a $5 000 school building vote, Knowlton Debating Club officer election, and a Third Vermont Regiment reunion. Obituaries recount the death of David Brown of St Johnsbury, with family tributes and funeral details. a brief on Grace Durvinge’s forgery arrest is included amid local society items and animal group terms.
Attention to inscription work for cemetery monuments is announced with a summer window before price increases next year. Writers or callers can contact 822-21, Seventeen years of experience, Box 158 REFEREE.
A garbled historical notice alleges that Herpicide products may prevent hair loss and stimulate growth, claiming a germ causes hair loss until destroyed. The text mentions Newbro's Herpicide and Detroit amid warnings from a mayoral figure and a city council debate on building fees and taxes.
A session of the Board of Civil Authority for the parish of heating and determining appeals taken on the assessor’s appraisal will be held in Che ay are aap Oh Hall on the evening of Friday in June. City Clerk IITAMLES MACKAY announces the gathering for final decisions.
Local NOTICE lists real estate for sale with incomplete details. The ad mentions a house in a pleasant area and a hotel property for sale. Enquiries should be directed to the listed contact in the notice.
Pale cottage on John street offers five rooms besides outbuildings with garden and barn. Located five minutes from central town, inquire of Mrs Robert Frewer or John Burrest, City, for further details.
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