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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement extols Gold Dust as a multipurpose cleaner. It claims use for toothbrushes, hair, sponges and household rooms, noting sterilizing properties and urging a full household inventory to see all the tasks the product can perform.
Local transit notes list connections from Barre to Montpelier and Wells River with references to street railways and schedules. Mentions timing around 18 minutes from Barre to a central hub and notes various routes for travelers, including connections to nearby towns.
This week offers discounts on regular suits priced at 86.00 from 88.00, plus deals on men’s soft hats, light colored caps, Balbriggan underwear, and boys’ suits with values and prices noted in the sale column.
Fragmentary text mentions a Tescribed product Dioan's Ointment allegedly curing a condition. Included are garbled names and quotes attributed to a commissioner, suggesting a local labor situation remark. Readable facts are minimal. details are inconsistently presented.
Bethel area notes report the formation of a union, school and town events, road work at Pindley bridge, and a White River Valley meeting with state officers. Local residents James Walker, Mrs James Walker, Mary Stearnk, J. C. Carney, and others are mentioned among summer plans, social visits, and community announcements including a Republican convention in Barre and Montpelier notices.
The Republican voters of Barre are notified to gather at City Hall on Tuesday evening June 14 for selecting delegates to the district Republican convention in Montpelier. The meeting also nominates candidates for governor and other state officers, elects a city committee, and forwards party business for two years.
Our wood has been under cover since last month and is in good condition. Price is right at $1.75 per load. Try a load today. Office near Morse and Jackson 200 Ne Main St Yard. Telephone 1-3.
Fragmentary text mentions mothers and a child with unclear context. Several garbled names and phrases disrupt coherence, leaving only hints of a discussion or story related to maternal topics. No definite events, dates, or identifiable entities can be confirmed.
The Randolph event featured a formal banquet with a decorous setting and speeches by association officers led by president R. Meuron and secretary Ethel P. Newton. A varied program followed, including toasts, musical numbers, and readings by local talent, with attendance from Mrs. George Speer and families visiting nearby towns.
Rev and HL Harris join Montpelier business visit. Atenas hue returns from visiting friends in Goeiath. Preparations for Children’s Day underway. Harris to speak June 19. Four people gather Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Patterson guests of Mr. and Mrs. McDuslin. Mrs. Ads Simpeon of Bradford visits mother Mrs. S. K. Clark. Reformed Saturday trip to New York. Frank Farther and P. C. Cuningham install telephones in Voielehowsen. Mrs. Beckwith guest of Mrs. J. A. Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanborn and others visiting Sunday. Yeti readiness for weekend activities.
A sheriff Wilkins devises an extradition plan to seize Fletcher, aided by Parker, after Fletcher’s release on bond. The pair pursue Fletcher into Canada, racing by ferry and train as mounted police close in. The dramatic pursuit ends with the getaway across the lake and authorities in pursuit. the court later considers Fletcher’s fate while shifting topics to farming notes on corn cultivation.
A bulletin from the lowstate college outlines how to propagate plums by budding or grafting, stresses using related stock, and notes spring planting works best when moisture is adequate. It discusses spacing, the Golden plum variety, and suggests Japanese-bred stock may suit Iowa conditions.
Pauline Wayne the White House cow will stay in Oshkosheh until her planned trip to Washington. Senator Stephenson, a Holstein breeder, says the pedigree will travel by special freight when plans firm up. The president’s household expects Pauline to join in July if breeding plans proceed.
Public auction notice states a sale of home goods at Webb's Sea on June 1. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors but indicate a scheduled auction of household items in Graniteville.
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