Jury Duty and Local Happenings in Woodstock and Randolph
EAST BETHEL A. A. Storrs has been drawn for jury service in Woodstock. M. J. Buckle attends the cavalry muster at Fort Ethan Allen. Walter Brown of Randolph visited his parents Wednesday. Mrs. Pour Hackett, injured in a Randolph runaway, is resting at her parents home in Randolph. Mr. Hackett suffers appendicitis and cannot work at the quarries. Mrs. George Wakefield visits her parents in Kittery Me. Mr and Mrs R HL Buck returned from an auto trip in New Hampshire with Mr and Mrs Mo Le Wyman Jr of Gaysville.
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A. A. Storrs
Woodstock
M. J. Buckl
Fort Ethan Allen
Walter Brown
Randolph
Pour Hackett
John Salls
Fish Nill
Hackett
George Wakefield
Kittery
R. HL. Buck
New Hampshire
Mo le Wyman, Jr
Gaysville
Orpet Faces Girl's Father in Wisconsin Poison Trial
Frank Lambert, Marian Lambert's father, is the first witness in the trial of Will H. Orpet, University of Wisconsin student charged with poisoning Marian. The state plans to call numerous witnesses as letters Orpet wrote to Marian are read, showing their strained romance and mounting concerns.
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Waukegan
Frank Lambert
Marian Lambert
Will H. Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Helms Woods
Lambert
Orpet
Cady
James H. Wilkerson
Miss Lambert
Marian
Wheat Crop Estimates Reach 715 Million Bushels
Washington June 9—First official estimate of this year’s spring wheat and harvest progress for winter wheat. Forecasts issued by the Bureau of Crop Estimates show potential production for oats barley apples and peaches based on June 1 conditions from thousands of reporters. Figures compare with last year and five year averages, noting variability in final yields.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Ita
Iowa suffragists beaten in primary returns show defeat
Des Moines reports indicate the equal suffrage amendment failed by 4085 votes in Monday’s primary. Republicans nominate Lt. Gov. W. L. Harding, who won a majority in the four candidate gubernatorial race.
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Des Moines
W. L. Harding
Phosphate Rock Production and Trade Slump 1914 15
US Geological Survey data show phosphate rock production in the United States totaling 1,835,667 long tons in 1915 valued at about 85.4 million dollars, with Florida Tennessee and South Carolina supplying most output and smaller amounts from Arkansas Idaho Utah and Wyoming. The report notes declines from 1914 levels due to WWI disruptions and shifts toward domestic trade while exports fell sharply, especially shipments to Germany.
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United States
Ins
United State Geological Survey
Hughes
Murray
Florida
South Carolina
Iestelen
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Proaphatoaniaiog
Finride
Aley Theer
Hare
Hee Lee Wurtailet
Pri
Alphuriy
Hughes stance unchanged after Murray speech reading
Wallington reports a source of authority says Justice Hughes will not speak unless nominated in Chicago. The source cites Representative Murray’s speech as showing Hughes’ consistent position, calling his stance the same as it has always been.
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Wallington
Justice Hughes
Chicago
Murray
Hughies
Tired Looking Women Seek Strength With Pink Pills
Nervous strain and neurasthenia linked to grip season prompt use of Dr Williams Pink Pills. The tonic aims to nourish blood and support diet to ease fatigue headaches sleeplessness and anemia tendency. Drugstores offer or mail order six boxes for 2.50 with free booklet and diet guide from the Schenectady company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
New York L trains crash leaves several dead
Two elevated trains on the Third Avenue line collided yesterday afternoon in New York. Fire broke out, several passengers reportedly killed or injured as fire crews battled the blaze and extinguished the flames.
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New York
Une
Third Avenue
Denmark chartered to aid MacMillan Crocker Land relief
The steamship Denmark has been chartered by the American Museum of Natural History to assist Donald B. MacMillan's Crocker Land expedition. MacMillan, presumed far northwest of northern Greenland, may have left Parker Snow Bay, 150 miles south of Etah, behind as rescuers aim to reach him. The Denmark, docked in South Greenland, is hired from the Greenland Mining Company to bring back records and specimens and to attempt contact with the relief party.
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New York
Denmark
Donald B. MacMillan
Crocker Land
American Museum of Natural History
MacMillan
Crocker ‘Land
Museum
Arctic
Greenland
Parker Snow Bay
Eth
Tah
Greenland Mining Company
Poor Roads and Abandoned Farms Highlight Transportation Value
The piece argues good roads boost property values and farm marketing prospects. It notes farms on well maintained highways sell higher and abandonments rise where roads and transport are poor. Margaret Woodward cites The Countryside Magazine June.
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New England
Margaret Woodward
Countryside Magazine
Fear In Pekin Spreads As Forces Readied
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Tientsin reports United States troops ordered to Pekin and French forces sending native troops from Annam. In Pekin, 1200th infantry under Colonel Hale and a 330-strong marine legation guard stand ready. Officials note quiet U S state and discuss guarding legation quarter amid refugee influx.
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London
Tientsin
China
United States
Pekin
Annam
14-Yuan-Hing
Washington
1Éth Infantry
Harry C. Hale
Tientain
There
Legation
Chi
War Department
Hale
Youn Shi-Kai
State Department
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Women
A testimonial letter from Newfield New York praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as economical and beneficial for women ailments. The writer claims indigestion improved after two bottles and notes overall health restored. Readers are urged to take the remedy after meals to correct digestive troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Newfield
Bune Winttams
R.d.no.20
N.Y
East Montpelier Missionary Family in Town Events
East Montpelier residents hear that a Universalist missionary family in Japan remains active. a service invites them to attend on June 1. Harry Vincent recovers from pneumonia. Philip LaPoint seeks treatment in Mount Clemens. Road crews work on Fairmont station road. Attendance at a local Sunday outing and a strawberry festival is noted, with more social visits and a Montpelier seminary banquet. Weston A. Cate, St. Lawrence student and future preacher for East and North Montpelier, is noted as Rev F W Cate’s son.
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Philip “LaPoint
Mount Clemens
Mich
Fairmont Station
J. W. Butterfield
Barre
Joel Wheeler
Leo Edson
Montpelier Seminary
Isk
Barrey
Weston A. Cate
St. Lawrence
North Montpelier
F. W. Cate
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Crest
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Ace
East Bethel
Ben-O
U.S. Court of Appeals
Ruhr
Wesel
C.W. Averill & Co., Rasa
Lackawanna
Lehigh
The
D. M. Miles Coal Co
Tel
Agriculture
Iowa
East
Montpelier
Universalist
Japan
W. A. Cate
Harry Vincent
Horlick
Ea Ayertes
Prates I Malted Malk CO
Lell
Calder & Richardson
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