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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
6
A circulating library charges ten cents to borrow a book for ten days. After ten days a penny per day is added, and the fifteenth borrower may receive the book for free. The system is described as the most popular circulating library plan, with interest in standard editions and history volumes.
In a brief list from the market, prices for horse wigs and related gear are shown alongside sample weights and items. The fragment references Karin Wigs and a range of costs, with no clear dates or locations provided.
Farm line offers plow points and repair parts for nearly all plow makes. Includes tools and accessories to maintain fields and keep equipment productive for the season. Local supplier emphasizes broad compatibility and ready stock for farmers.
An agent talked with a man about a mining life policy when a vehicle struck and killed the man. The article notes the National Life Insurance Company of Vermont with its agents in Barre Vermont and provides contact rooms on Main Street.
A compilation of scattered local notices and ads including meetings for the Hamns club and a regular Shepherds meeting, various sales and auctions at Pavilion, moving pictures at the opera house, accounts renewals at Quinlen Dock, a Percheron stallion service in Granitevilly, real estate pitches and rentals, and Hadley tire promotions with a dance event and theater program highlights.
A Central Vermont Republican caucus outlines rail schedule details and travel arrangements for voters to attend at Montpelier, with round trips discounted to Montpelier and local stops. The notice calls for delegates to represent Barre and Williston towns, form a state delegation, and conduct party business at the Circus Grounds and City Mall.
A lengthy letter from Vermont activist Alex Lronsid condemns McCarthy in a labor fusion dispute. He defends his Vermont State Branch role, accuses opponents of political manipulation, and asserts loyalty to labor while denying personal ambition. Also notes a political shift toward Clement and labor fusion and cites Electric Hitters as trusted remedies.
Graniteville community notices a delayed meeting and parade plans for local lodges. Forester and Moun turin Lodge members urged to attend at Miles hall on Sunday June 14. A Winddome Kitchen prize will support the Ames Carnival with an omelet contest and auctions.
The public debate revisits whether a surplus is better than a deficit as N ew England papers discuss fiscal questions. A North Adams Transcript note warns Freeh brier root supply is nearly exhausted while Philadelphia Inquirer urges proper marking of Confederate graves. The era’s rhetoric emphasizes enforcement of law and national ideals through civic duty and public virtue.
Barre residents share testimonials about Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming relief from kidney pain and backache. Mrs. TD Strout of 197 Seminary Street Barre says years of pain improved after using the remedy, enabling her to sleep and perform housework. Poster-Milburn Buffalo markets the product in the United States.
A detailed critique of the docking system in large workplaces, asserting workers lose 25 to 600 percent of their wages through unlawful hour handling. The piece alleges no overtime pay, rigid itemized rules, and widespread profiteering, with examples from a 5,000-worker factory and calls for equal pay for extra time.
The piece notes Tunisian factions arguing over constitutional stance while the czar extols brothers as subjects and hints at royal expedients. It recalls harsh past punishments and a dated monarchical rhetoric, reflecting political tension and caution about reform amid turmoil.
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