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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
6
The advertisement promotes a circulating library where payment of ten conte entitles a borrower to a book for ten days. The fifteenth borrower earns a free book. It lists popular titles and genres including Standard Fiction and History, announcing the library as a great popular reading source.
A farm equipment dealer previews a wide range of farming tools and repair parts including plow points compatible with most plow makes. The catalog emphasizes durability and variety to suit diverse field tasks and season needs.
Notice from the Barre Daily Times dated June 5 1906. Readable fragments indicate a local notice or brief item, with names or actions not fully recovered. The fragmentary text suggests a community update or public record note from Barre Vermont.
In New York a crowd gathers outside a Broadway area to observe parade events while insurance rates rise. The piece notes that those who insure are safer than those who risk, with distress rising among the uninsured. The National Life Insurance Company of Vermont, mutual, dating to 1800, lists agents S. Mallard and N. B. Batlant in Barre, Vermont.
Local column lists various ads and notices including sales on baby carriage and oil stove, livery agency offerings, jewelry and hardware prices, rent and real estate, bids for granite work, moving pictures review, church meetings, and business calls for account settlements around North Main Street and Graniteville. Several names and addresses appear with routine announcements and community events.
The report links serpent bites with common liver disorders in Tidin and touts Chive as a suite from Klootrie Iitters, a supposed restorative medicine. BA Brown of Kennettevile endorses it for chronic liver torpor, chills, fever, back pain, and urinary issues, with a Red Grogs Pharmacy guarantee and price vague.
The Central Vermont Railway announces special trains to Montpelier for the Farnom and Bailey circus on Saturday June 1. Departures from Williamstown at 1:00 am 12:09 pm 2:00 pm and 6:30 pm with arrivals in Montpelier at various times. Return service from Montpelier to Williamstown includes morning and afternoon departures. Tickets and exact schedules shown for several towns including Barre and Montpelier, Vermont.
In Steubenville Ohio on June 5, Governor orders the Fourth Regiment mobilized to Jefferson County as striking coal miners ambush guards near the United States Coal Company mines. One miner is killed, several wounded, many guards hurt or missing, and foreigners among the wounded. The clash occurs as miners attack the guards with rifles from concealed positions.
A mob confronts the home of Opal da dine Se-Allen Ture and a young Black individual after a reported attack. The suspect allegedly fatally injured his mother and fled before capture. Police anticipate further unrest as tensions rise following the crime.
Norman B. Work of 4 Prospect Street Bree Vi states that after years of kidney trouble he found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports permanent improvement, with back pain easing and kidney secretions regulated. Sold by Vester Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole U.S. agents. remember the name Doan's.
Washington on June 3 reports Speaker Cannon among the President's callers discussing Congress. He suggested adjournment before July 1 seems unlikely, but hot weather may help move matters, with hope to fix things properly before departure.
A sensational circus act titled Two Twirls of Terror features daring riders performing stunts on mounted wheels and a seesaw finale. The act includes the Dip of Death with a young American girl riding forty feet high, drawing strong reactions as the crowd gasps at the perilous tricks. The Wig show concludes with performances in Montpelier on Saturday.
Description of bottles cases and crates owned and used by the Union Cooperative Store of Barre city. The records describe aqua para bottles with raised mark AQUA PARA CO BARRIC VT and serial AL 7 002. Crates bear UNION OF OPERATIVE STORE. filing with Barre clerk under old laws to protect owners and controllers of domestic goods.
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