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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
6
Payment covers ten coats for ten days of borrowing before daily fees apply. The library records borrower names and the day’s reading topics. Popular titles include Standard Fiction and History, with 16 noted as a top plan.
A full line of farming tools is advertised, featuring repair parts and Plow Points for nearly every plow make. The listing emphasizes a wide selection and compatibility with standard plow models for farmers seeking replacements and upgrades.
In this Barre Daly issue from June 19 1906, an essay titled Philosophy of Preparation discusses the advance in days of preparedness and the idea that preparation is complete when the motive is ready. It notes organizational details for National Life Insurance Company of Vermont, including Ballard as General Agent and S J Ballard as Local Agent in Barre, Vermont.
A garbled collection of notices and small ads including union meetings, sales, rentals, livestock service, moving pictures, church events, real estate, and local business bids. Mentions include the Lighies aid Pastors union, Frank McWhorter Co, Burr & Co, a Percheron stallion, Ruth Chapter, school commissioners, and various rental and sale offerings with scattered dates and addresses.
A fragment notes an impending influx of Spritte Claptonrds to Pointielt with plans to organize space and date details, mentioning Diwisell and Sou Kant Catal in Vermont as related entities.
Notice states all job ware from a shop are to be called back within a month before Holy Week. If not redeemed, they will be sold to cover repair costs and expenses. The notice mentions a specific local entity and a deadline in the near term.
San Francisco disaster shown in moving pictures at The Strong Theatre. The event featured footage of destruction and desolation with captions and hand painted scenes, plus a city drive sequence. Audience turnout was disappointing but the program was deemed acceptable for a charity benefit.
A June Carnival offers prizes including a handsome kitchen cabinet and a suit of clothes on display at Globe Clothing and Miles' store. Advertisements promote health products, household repairs, and a local craftsman offering home service to repair sewing machines.
The Rev. Alexie W. Stein chosen as Columbia university chaplain replacing Rev. B C Cawdeewater who resigned a year ago. Gypsy Kenith to spend six months in the United States starting Oct 1. Peter Larson of Helena Montana donates £25000 for a new Catholic cathedral with Colonel Theaide Crag giving a $25000 plot. The London Society for Promoting Christianity Among the Jews reports 49 centers in four continents with 210 missionaries and income of 1 005 000 last year. Rev. Edward Mitchell Barkey of Pawtucket Rhode Island is noted as a popular pastor with generous wedding gifts.
A collage of garbled reports from several papers mentions Thomas Lipton, a navy funding note, a balloon ascent, a death attached to a balloon event, and editorials on peace societies. The texts reflect fragmentary, mistranscribed items with scattered references to cities, officials, and scientific matters, all unusable for precise facts.
A collage of short bios highlights John G Milburn selling a Buffalo home once linked to McKinley death. James A Tawney, the Minnesota congressman, and civics figures from Edinburgh Milwaukee Omaha and Oklahoma. Notes span militia, diplomacy, music, exploration, and a secret $5000 donation from a Dex Moines carpenter to Drake University.
The text notes gold output of Thin mines around 14 500 ounces and claims 20 000 square miles in Liberia covered with rubber trees. It mentions a Liverpool Underwriters estimate, New Year Japan gift demand, a Belgium prize for patriotic wigs, distortions in Antigua and other places, and Europe languages with English leading Russian and French.
Professor Moore asserts weekly weather foresight is possible and so can others. The Weather Bureau says it will begin forecasting a month ahead once its forecasting department is strengthened, a stance reported by the New York Uprald and Detriot Free Press.
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