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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
6
A vintage notice describes a circulating library charging ten cents to borrow ten books for ten days with a one cent daily fee after that. The twentieth borrower receives a free book. Reading popularity centers on standard fiction and history, with only the librarian knowing borrowing records.
The canene of the Sociatist quirty yeill be Held in Sovialint jail con Granite Street, Saterday, Jude the th, at Apel ni, to elect idewalers to Une state wart vertiem, which will Int lett mt Bellows Halls, Hine the Toth, Joes Vent, Chalimn.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Belmont Alcander and a 1906 reference linked to a motel in what seems to be a local chronicle. Names like Downing and Honey appear amid unclear phrases about places and events, yielding a fragmentary item with little coherent detail.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Warm Waguak and prices with stray letters. No coherent entities or dates readable to form a factual item.
A noisy fragment discusses a thought generator and a claim about Mook Ing and others. It mentions Cowl Our Coal as among the best and asserts it costs no more than others. No clear dates people or places are identifiable.
Fragmented OCR shows a Barre Daily Times notice page with partial names and references to National Life Insurance Company of Vermont and local agents Hallard Ballard in Miles Block, Borre Vermont. Details are unreadable but indicate insurance advertising and agent listings.
A dense batch of classified notices and notices including sales of tomato plants and hay, real estate rentals and sales, a Percheron stallion service listing, and several lodge memorial service invitations. Contains auction and rental offers, business contact details, and multiple community event notes across Main Street and local blocks. Entities include Averill Musto Co, Burns club, F. Ji. Rogers & Co, Quinton Wowk, J. R. Darling, Green Mountain lodge, Beta Star Rebekah lodge, Miewat ha fodae, and various addresses in City.
Willis Moroe, a retired commissary officer, recalls health as paramount during service in Cuba and the Philippines. He credits King’s New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health and notes availability at Red Cross Pharmacy in New Hampshire with trial sizes free.
The Centrar vermop stailway will make law exten andor spool tratne to Mentpelier Sumeday June 9. Tickets priced for round trips to Montpelier and return at discounted rates from multiple towns, with exact arrival and departure times listed and final note that the railway offers direct service to the grounds.
An unreadable OCR fragment from a Saturday evening page provides partial text with scattered words and names, lacking clear events or identifiers. The readable portions hint at a home area note or small item but do not form a coherent report or confirmable details.
Herbert Ho Kennedy of Chelsea visits brother Eugene H Kennedy in Bridgeport while Charles R Conwin of Boston joins their father J A Corwin. The entertainment at the Town Hall drew Mrs Jurley’s wax figures and the town meeting drew many locals and out‑of‑town visitors including deputies, sheriffs, and attorneys. Cattle sale notes feature Holstein herd passing for two hundred dollars at John B Goodrich’s South Royalton farm. Gov’t legal routines and witnesses are listed with many visitors from nearby towns.
The Royal Victor 1.0 OL MU lodge members are called to Miles bar on Sunday June 10 at 2 pm for their annual parade with C MacIntyre of Harve delivering a sermon. Loyal Granite Mountain Lodge plans a parade gathering at Miles hall on Sunday June 20 at 6 pm wearing white gloves.
Minneapolis operates its own paving, curbing, street grading, and sewer construction. Thirteen ward street commissioners earn 3000 dollars annually to keep streets clean. Since 1589 the city has funded and supervised all street work, with asphalt paving limited and materials often sourced locally. Population about 208,000 in 1900, spanning 414 miles of streets.
In Jamaica New York Edith L Kilmer aged twenty died at Kilner Institute on Jamaica Avenue from blood poisoning after suspected inoculation with cancer germs. Her father Mian Kilmer owned the institute and she worked as a nurse there. The facility, devoted to cancer treatment, may have caused the tragedy.
George B. Buckingham, president of the Malleable mining company, was found dead in his office this morning. He had been ill for some time and was described as a long time Mason and Eik. He was 57 years old.
Montpelier Vermont notices reassure customers no patent worries for polishing wheels and scroll turning device. The firm claims ongoing defense of patent suits, promotions for a new superior polishing wheel selling at current prices, and solicits continued patronage through Intercity Park access and related communications.
Thailand T-Rev presiding elder outlines program for summer preachers institute to be held at White Creek New York with Monday and Tuesday sessions including worship, prayer, and lectures by Rev W W Cox Dr E L Stevens Rev A Woolfurt Rev O A Coke Rev J Fleer Rev J B Brown and others focusing on church and Sunday school work and individual ministry.
Voters are urged to attend a Republican caucus at Barre City Hall on Saturday evening 1008 to elect nine delegates and nine alternates to the Republican Convention for state officer nominations and to appoint a City Committee for two years. Also to select proper subcommittees and collect fur pelts and other items for cash and barter, with notices of purchases and market prices.
The trustees of Caledonia park warn that pinnies are being used without proper rent and threaten trespass action. The undersigned will close insurance offices during July and September Saturdays at 12 10 noon, with alternate openings at 10 o'clock on other days. names Herbert Rape and Ballard lead the notices.
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