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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
8
A brief note suggests fishing improves when mosquitoes are scarce and promises a good full basket for the angler. The remark sides with practical advice on natural conditions affecting catches and hints at favorable prices.
D F Davis a Barre Vermont druggist located at 262 North Main Street advertises a set price of 25 cents. The notice highlights pharmacy services and product offerings for local customers.
A private sale of the Osborne Store stock in East Barre runs for the week ending June 11 1910. New groceries dry goods clothing shoes cigars tobacco jewelry sporting goods toys and more offered at wholesale prices with cash terms. Store fixtures including show cases safe desk chair cash register computing scales and more also for sale. Horse harness and delivery wagon included. Unsold stock moved to Barre City the following week. Sale begins Wednesday noon and continues daily and evenings through Saturday.
In Montpelier Deunkle Fairchild an honor student prepares to depart for New York City and Europe this fall. A chimney fire at Court Street caused damage but was controlled by local club members. Martin Pike suffered a near severing of a finger. doctors performed amputation at Heaton hospital. Diplomas were awarded to 48 students in the Union grammar school. The school’s motto and trades news feature a railroad section improving passenger comfort on the Varen branch line.
A fragmented historical note links the name Bwana Tumbo to Roosevelt era legends and a famed big game hunt. It mentions Dewang and a party member, a christening by colonists, and a brief United Press reference. The text is unclear but centers on mythic naming linked to a 20th century expedition and personalities.
A public auction will be held at ten o'clock at the Orville Cunningham farm near West Topsham Vermont. The 70 acre property features tillage pasture and woodland with a home, outbuildings, apple orchards, timber, and a well supplied farm yard. Livestock includes Holstein cows and calves, hens, and farm stock plus a variety of farm tools and equipment. Bidding starts at noon with generous terms and no reserve on stock and implements. Clarence Moulton owner and O P Smith auctioneer represent the Barre Vermont estate.
A garbled listing of social notices, meetings, and announcements from a small town, referencing Icelandic names and events. Items include dances, church suppers, a Woodmen meeting, school activities, and a child achieving school records. Names such as Howland Bros and Burea appear amid scattered dates and activities.
The piece critiques the current political moment, noting deep confusion among Democrats and Republicans alike. It highlights mixed alliances, warns against indifference, and commends sincere patriots entering politics while stressing the need for clear thinking and statesmanship.
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