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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
7
A vintage ad copy touts TIZ as instant relief for tired sore feet. It claims swelling pain and odor vanish after use, promising five miles pain free, and offers a 25 cent box at department stores as a year of foot comfort.
A sale listing all stock and farm implements including four cows two high grade Jerseys two grade cows with one to freshen in July, a purebred Jersey calf six months, multiple wagons and harnesses, a bay horse nine years old, a light lightweight horse, hay racks, lumber wagon sets, tools, lumber posts and dairy equipment. Sale June 17 1914 at 1 oclock sharp. O L Cheever owner D A Perry auctioneer.
Democratic voters of Barre Vermont are summoned to a caucus at Miles ball on Tuesday evening June 16 1014 at 7 20 PM. Agenda includes electing a chairman and secretary, choosing a candidate for postmaster, deciding caucus voting method, and performing proper duties per the Democratic City Committee. Dated Barre Vermont June 6 14 Geo W Gorman chairman and committee members.
The United States Senate confirmed W A Board ten 8 as postmaster at Charlotte. In Vermont, Julius Ward near Henson was badly burned after triggering an explosion while a firework powder on the ground ignited. Roy Mitts of Glarenton was injured in Rutland driving a carriage overturned by a broken air break. a horse died, and another horse was not expected to recover. A man named Blanchard was hospitalized after a crash, with injuries not serious. The Barrett medal at Buxton’s River academy went to Carl Arthur of Rutland for excellence in sports and studies. The will of Jeremiah W Dimick will place one third of his estate to Mary Fletcher Hospital and Finast for Destitute Children, with the rest in trust for survivors and local Vermont institutions. A hunting trophy story from Newfane describes a girl fatally killing a goose, and a dogfight anecdote about a young woman’s display. The Vermont Botanical Society prepares for a field meeting at Fair Haven in July, noting Cedar Swamp and nearby locales teem with rare plants.
A garbled ad style notice touts GETSIT as a corn treatment claiming to end corn cutting and odor, promising quick relief and a new method. It references a Vermont high school baseball team claiming state scholastic championship.
A city auction at One Crawford Range features a large variety of goods for sale including iron beds springs mattresses chairs tables sewing machine crib chairs sofas kitchenware and tools. Entries list items like revolvers and a pony cart with broader lots expected. sale times 1 30 PM and 7 30 PM.
A vintage advertisement claims an ounce of ethine double strength from any druggist can remove freckles and restore a clear complexion. The dealer guarantees money back if the remedy fails, noting rare cases require more than one ounce and advising customers to request the double strength formula.
The Daily Time prints estate notices regarding Eleanor Mason and William Brown in Vermont Probate Court. Details reference dates in May and June 1914 with notices to interested parties, probate procedures, and court locations in Malden and Montpelier. The text identifies commissioners and clerks overseeing wills and probate actions.
Fragmentary notice records a public sale and official action with readable fragments naming Vermunt and Dacre. The date appears as June ALD 164 and official Lang is mentioned. The legible pieces indicate a formal notice requiring attention to the documented proceedings.
Property listing appears as a short classified line indicating real estate for sale. Readable fragments suggest a sale listing with minimal details and no explicit address or price beyond a 25 cent tag. Further specifics are not provided in the accessible text.
Real estate listing from The D A Perry Real Estate Agency in Barre Vermont offering several properties. Describes four rooms on a house with porch, cedar sash, and near a certain Bernt address. Includes a large farm with over 200 acres timber and land, many improvements, and potential for building. Indicates owner eager to sell quickly and mentions additional land and adjacent property options.
Fragmentary notice advertises a small farm for sale or rent near St. John's area. Text is garbled but mentions about 1 000 tons or acres and a rounder or seller, with references to Simmer and Eke Co. Limited readable details.
For sale a 10 acre Brookfield farm with orchard and dairy capabilities. Includes a 2x30 foot house, outbuildings, and multiple farming facilities. Property located six miles from Randolph Road, with ample farmland and fruit trees. Asking price listed, owner offering the business as a going concern.
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