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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
7
An unclear report notes a man left an estate valued at about one million dollars. The fragment references Toronto and names Smiths, with mentions of a will and Gear details presumed from the damaged source.
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Auction sale on Thursday June 16 1910 at 1 PM for Hayward farm personal property including eight fancy cows. two sows. a Teak stove. salt pork. household furniture. George Selina owner CP. Smith auctioneer and Abe D A Perry Real Estate Agency Barre VT handle the sale. Sale held five miles from Munigetier seven miles from there City. Test milk cows to be proven by test. Do not miss if seeking good cattle and household goods.
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness fatigue and female health issues. It claims many cures and invites readers to write for free advice noting testimonials and laboratory files.
Ontario and other provinces see wheat area rise by about 1.5 million acres year over year with total grain area around 2.4 million acres. May frost and low temperatures are noted affecting fruit output and broader agriculture, while government reports indicate gains in overall crop production across the Dominion.
A historical cautionary piece warns against patients mixing medicines or taking drugs without physician guidance. It highlights dangers from misdosing and confusing labels, the risk of ingredient interactions, and the habit of relying on friends or patent remedies rather than professional prescriptions.
An OCR fragment discusses individuals and families connected to an estate or community, naming several persons and spouses. It references a notable woman, a home in Matlanthea, and mentions ages, names, and a variety of kin relations. The readable text is sparse and marred by errors, but hints at lineage and property connections among residents.
Reports from Addison County and Rutland detail injuries at a Vermont quarry, lightning near Mendon causing barn damage and a boy burned, a Vermont weekly newspapers meeting in Dover, and artistic progress by Rutland’s muralist noted for religious paintings. Also referenced are aviation and arbitration topics involving New York and state officials.
A damaged report notes reconstruction of a large factory after a devastating fire. Work began today with temporary accommodations and temporary facilities planned as authorities outline orders and a general timetable for the rebuild.
A collapsed romance ends in tragedy as Mrs Smolen reportedly travels abroad after marital strife with millionaire Bar. The private gathering in New York is linked to her death, with relatives awaiting results and public rumor turning the affair into a sensational tale.
A group completes a 200 mile portion of a long journey from Cirle amid crowd cheers in New York on a Saturday evening. The riders, led by United States mar she of Oklahoma and the lads’ father, return to rooms for dinner after a ferry crossing.
Adeline Genes, the Danijeh dancer who visited Amarin, wed Frank of Tandon at All Batntsehark on Margaret Street Saturday. The ceremony was witnessed by many notable society members and figures from the theatrics profession. The queen mother Alexandra attended and wore a diamond.
A garbled item describes a petition or injunction involving competing railroad interests, referencing Pullman, Northern Heartroad, and a commission. The text is fragmented but indicates legal action and government involvement. Kept historically tone while noting unclear specifics.
A local dealer advertises Stomach Rite as the cure for indigestion dyspepsia gas and nervous dyspepsia claiming it also relieves constipation. The note identifies the seller and location as agents in the city and urges customers to come in for the remedy.
Real estate for sale and rent across Woodland Pacific regions includes farms near Northland and Fruitton. Ads describe properties with water access, outbuildings, and road access from Gold to the town, plus multiple small farms and parcels for sale or lease with various terms and prices.
The D. A. Perty Real Estate Agency asks readers to examine a batch of propositions and property notes. The fragment mentions lawn, porch, and garden items, with scattered references to parcels, acreage, housing, and urban surroundings, suggesting a sale or listing roundup in a local real estate context. The text includes stray names and ambiguous phrases, reflecting OCR noise from a damaged page.
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