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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times reports its average daily circulation for the week ending Saturday, detailing readership reach and distribution metrics across the Barre region. Industry standards and publication circulation practices are referenced to contextualize the numbers.
Fragmented 19th century OCR text discusses Vermont and Montpelier, hotel fires, and a planned Confederate veterans event. It mentions Barre, White River junctions, and national unity themes. The piece reflects cross-state concerns, spring politics, and memorial parade plans amid wartime memory.
Fragmentary report notes waning hope for a baseball revival in Vermont as efforts falter. Only Rutland and nearby Terier areas show slight movement, while most towns lack viable support for returning organized play. Businesses and investors show interest, but the path forward remains uncertain.
The ad urges practical effort over snobbery and slovenly manners. It argues clothes do not define a man, but proper dress is essential, and directs readers to F. H. Rogers & Co for suits priced from ten to thirty five dollars.
A Barre business near 174 North Main Street discusses offering rides to Barre and Montpelier fans for baseball games. The proposal ideas reference past promotions and admissions while debating the possibility of hosting or sharing games at a regional park.
A garbled excerpt from a youth centered column shows quirky lines and misread dialogue. The readable bits hint at playful mischief and experimental phrasing in a magazine style. Resulting text resembles a humorous note about a garden task and social observations.
A pastor sermon at Hodling Methodist Church urged graduates to strive for virtue during the season, citing 2 Timothy 1:16 about being approved and avoiding temptation. The address emphasized self-control, mind and body readiness, and perseverance as essential traits for a life in service to God and others.
An athletic visitor from St Albans and a Montreal crowd toured the city Saturday. The traveler spent heavily, buying cumin and American drinks, then shaved and dropped into a barber shop. After a curious incident with a window, he faced charges and paid a settlement of about 0 to cover damages.
The sudden death of Mrs. Pranies Langworthy of Mighstreet, widow of Hernan C. Lasers, occurred Saturday morning at the home of her granddaughter Mlle Genevieve aye Death due to heart condition. She leaves three sisters and Mr. Nellie Taylor of Fort Edward, N.Y. Funeral held this afternoon at two.
A joint session of school directors from Pethe town Viet Royaltat towns and South Tay nation incorporated districts met in South Roy alton on Saturday evening. State Superintendent Mane S Stune outlined district moves and procedures while a large majority backed the slate. Robert KR. Bugnett of Bethel was elected chairman and Pred K. Allen of South Mayaitey voted in as a member with Karl Wilton, principal of the South Royalian Period, among the attendees.
Severe frost blasted a strawberry crop across the county with one grower estimating $200 loss on rose berries and others reporting damage to tomato plants, potatoes, and related crops. Heavy hail and wind accompanied the frosts, touching several sections of the area.
J. M. Tebbetta of the Northfield High School signs on for the principal role, joining the school’s leadership team amid ongoing efforts at Hesex Junction. The appointment completes the turnover in the Northfield district as the new term begins.
Fragmented ad style copy touts work before rest and ends with garbled corporate names and misspelled terms. Appears as a distressed, damaged OCR from an old ad page with partial company and person references. Reads like a legal or financial notice placeholder with unclear details.
The legend tells Patience Godwin, accused of witchcraft in Puritan Massachusetts, facing execution. A white robed figure and a mysterious stranger, rumored to be Francis Winthrop or a savior, appear at the stake and (in the tale) Spirit-ward intervene, freeing Patience as a celestial glow lights the scene. Later, Patience is said to live in Maryland with Winthrop. The article notes the broader witchcraft panic fading afterward and shifts to crop economics, detailing broom corn prices, botany, and production limits in Illinois.
The crop is marred by dishonest practices in baltme and cautious dealers avoid new entrants. With broom corn at up to 200 dollars per ton, many novites enter attracted by high prices but lack crop knowledge and proper equipment, risking overproduction of inferior brush. true profit comes to those who learn the business and remain steady.
A wide selection of styles is offered in small misses' sizes and up to 51 bust. Featured items include semi fitted coats in lengths 32 to 50 inches, full plaited skirts in various finishes, white and smoke pearl buttons, and leather or fabric accessories. Prices range from $6.50 to $16.00 with special values at $15.00 to $25.00.
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