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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
4
The Waterbury Record notes Theodore Roosevelt appeal and Vermont district contests. Barre and Brattleboro vie for influence in the Republican convention with Rutland observers predicting leverage. Barre seeks more power in the district while national pork barrel debates highlight federal funding for post offices and university ties as Vermont institutions face Carnegie Foundation standards.
A debate over Robert P. Baas's eligibility for New Hampshire governorship surfaces as critics argue over birthplace. The author cites Western migration and long residence as evidence that native status should not bar leadership, noting Baas was raised in New Hampshire after moving from Chicago at age seven and has spent decades in state affairs.
Bargain sale offers special 50 pairs men’s cotton pants at low prices. Also 35 pairs men’s outing pants priced 25 cents to 1 dollar, plus $1 to $2.75 quality goods, some slightly soiled. About forty pairs men’s Walk Over shoes tried on and slightly soiled. See them in our window.
A local Barre Vermont discourse centers on Dr Ban Jenet a long-time resident tied to New Hampshire and Vermont line voting history. Critics label him an outsider while supporters note his family roots and residence in the area near 74 North Main Street. The argument touches on state loyalty and local identity amid political commentary.
The Waterbury Record notes that the county's stance remains unclear while Barn is expected to receive broad recognition if suitable candidates are chosen. The piece hints at anticipated support and potential issues to be resolved before any official statements.
Government inspector S. S. Holbeeck reported at a Montpelier conference that over 40 percent of weights and measures in Vernioit are incorrect with many liquid measures misused. The meeting urged strict legislation by the next legislature to fix these abuses and enforce the existing act.
An account quotes President Burkboro of the University of Vermont opposing Carnegie Foundation reforms. He defends the university’s medical school, contending it is essential to Vermont cities and towns and ranks highly by the American Medical Association. He notes a four year program with plans to adjust curricula.
The Rutland Herald notes Vermont physicians are in strong demand as training expands nationwide. It highlights University of Vermont President Burkley’s push for higher standards and the foundation’s mixed results in Vermont, with local clinicians appearing prosperous amid broader professional acclaim.
Fragmentary courtroom dialogue shows a witness insisting on truth about travel to Chicago. The exchange centers on whether the witness and Snyder were at a specific location and whether an alibi is accurate, revealing tensions in testimony.
A rambling critique surveys American opinion and foreign satire, noting derisive takes on European and colonial topics. It mentions The Weekly and a Ugandan tie in a biscuit-box framing, then pivots to literary criticism of Pasteur Institute lines and a new edible silkworm concept in early modern periodicals.
The readable fragments discuss notions of judgment, longevity, and intellectual youth, touching on topics like moral conduct and the limits of knowledge. Names, dates, and clear events are largely absent, leaving a mosaic of attempts at commentary.
Annuities provide lifetime fixed income for one or more lives. The Vermont Mutual Life Insurance Company of Montpelier advertises plans offering guaranteed payments, with agents in Vermont promoting policies to ensure survivor benefits and steady income streams for retirees.
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