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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times presents a clipped masthead with Srask H. Langhy listed as publisher and a line about the newspaper’s weekly edition for the week ending Saturday, reflecting formatting quirks from the OCR transcription.
The clippings discuss Vermont figures such as DeBoer and Dewey, with references to the Burlington senatorial race, Taft Harrison incident, and Towton University fundraising. It notes a Boston University grant aiding expansion, highlighting regional political and educational developments without graphic detail.
The Barre assessors report a thin effect of a long suspension on the Warre granite industry with a modest loss in polls yet a recovery by now. Settlement of a labor dispute between quarry owners and workers promises uninterrupted progress for five years, leaving only a remaining disagreement with engineers to be resolved without impacting business once new agreements start.
The Barre Times claims Fleetwood leads Mead as Vermont governor choice after mailing over 700 letters. Essex and Bennington counties show mixed results with Mead favored by several Republicans, while Fleetwood garners some support. The paper asserts the poll was not an official or final sentiment survey.
The report notes selective price declines with men’s suits reduced to 15 dollars from 16.50 and 18 dollars. It mentions broken stock in smaller sizes and highlights unusually good pickup opportunities for shoppers.
A brief notice highlights the ease of securing ready money to seize opportunities. It emphasizes practical access to funds that enable timely action and financial flexibility for potential buyers or borrowers.
A fragmented Barre report notes unofficial canvass results showing Fleetwood in the lead due to reserve from various state sections. The paper states canvass entries arrived from diverse individuals, though some were not known to the publication and opinions appear divided.
A historic arbitration agreement between Granite Quarry Owners' Association and Granite Quarry Workers' Union outlines joint commissions to settle wage and price disputes. It sets no-strike rules, specifies adjustment timelines, and provides for a renewable term ending March 1, 1918, with three months' written notice for changes.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a narrative where She Helinda recounts an ancient myth involving Hellas, betrayal, and a dramatic moment. Names appear garbled but include Helinda and references to Nala, Romane, and spouses.
A fragmented, early narrative describes the Mexi can State of Singlom with long land and Chilean comparisons. It notes abundant game and fruit from the pithaya cactus, used as food by natives who hunt on foot or horseback with long sharpened sticks. Cactus fruit is eaten fresh, with mothers preparing meals for babies, while families travel the jungle gathering the fruit and crusts.
Yoramney Lave describes lace craft in Paraguay taught 200 years ago by mountie traditions. Towns with 8000 residents craft lace collars, handkerchiefs, and ties while others specialize in embroidery and decorative items. The craft relies on semitropian spiders and a local term “nandytt” meaning spider web, shaping regional practice.
A collage of noisy quotes from gossip and legal columns includes a barber of misquoted lines about dramners and trust, a courtroom exchange where pushes near a door are contested, and a Baltimore American note on mourning customs in Japan with elaborate attire and lengthy abstinence. It also cites a Houston Post quip about women and hair health.
A garbled passage discusses annual income and suggested security measures. References to a life insurance company and agents appear, with unclear names and locations due to corrupted OCR. The item hints at financial planning and insurer involvement but lacks coherent details.
A garbled Montpelier column describes a boy’s accidental powder exposure and hospital operation, local funeral rites, juror reunion, rail service plans, and church conventions. The text mentions the Hatiett & Davie Piano firm, state officials, and a possible Episcopal diocese gathering, all amid weather and transport notes.
A fragmented notice lists times for services at Burlington churches and a bishop’s address at 7 o clock with a morning Eucharist. It mentions Episcopal Diocesan convention at Saint Bethlehem, Bethany church, and related gatherings through Wednesday evening with veterans’ exercises and a reception at the hotel.
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