Barre Daily Times News Charges and Publication Details
Barre Daily Times reproduces standard masthead information for the June 13 1921 edition. It notes publication frequency weekday afternoons, the Barre Daily Times Inc as publisher, and postal and subscription details including rates and billing. It also lists Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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Barre Daily Times, Inc
Frank E. Langley
Notable Crime and War News Reflected In Brief Items
A杂 miscellaneous clipped items mention a safe in vest pocket report to Randolph authorities, wage cuts by Burlington carpenters, a Rutland dealer Bragg praising his machine, a 400 name draft evaders list with Bridgeport leading, an assassination attempt on New Philadelphia enforcement officials, and a warning that disarmament delays threaten U S naval strength requiring maintained power.
Forest fires threaten timber supply in Vermont this summer
Forest fires in Vermont are destroying more timber this summer than will grow in five years. The article urges state lookout efforts and vigilant duty by all outdoorsmen to protect forests.
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Vermont
Laura Bromwell dies in loop stunt accident
The experienced aviator Laura Bromwell perished while attempting a new loop record in an air machine. Friends carried her body to its final resting place as reports note she sought greater thrills in air evolutions, a fate compared to daily risky driving by motorists. Vermonters hope Senator Carroll F Page regains vigor after throat infection left him weak. plans include summer at Hyde Park home with old friends to aid his recovery.
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Laura Bromwell
Miss Bromwell
Immigrant Quota Clash Triggers Shipping Duty
The text notes restored public health and a tonic from the old home state, then asserts poor coordination between the U S government and trans Atlantic steamship lines led to dumping a large immigrant flow at American ports. It says future limits will force ships to carry back over quota entrants or face penalties, with new restrictions not to be ignored by steamship firms.
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United States
trans-Atlantic Steamship Companies
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Agricultural Fairs Misnomers and Revival Call
The piece argues fairs in Vermont and New England have strayed from agricultural aims toward midway features. It urges early date announcements to spur farmer preparation for prized pumpkins potatoes and apples and calls for a revival of traditional farm-focused exhibits and rivalrous pride in farm products.
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Vermont
New England
Vermont backs agrarian faire return to first principles
The article argues for scaling back flashy midway attractions and focusing on agricultural exhibits. It asserts Vermont would benefit from a return to core agricultural faire principles, prioritizing farm-related displays over showiness.
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Vermont
Swanton’s Progressives Urged to Secure Local Newspaper
Citizens urge Swanton business leaders to obtain a local newspaper to avoid handicap from relying on distant papers. The appeal argues that without a town paper Swanton loses timely information and a sense of community.
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Swanton
Local paper’s role in Swanton town affairs and benefits
The Swanton newspaper is praised for serving the town’s community needs and boosting local interests. It notes that a hometown paper should not be sole or biased in coverage yet remains a powerful public benefit often underappreciated for its work.
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Swanton
Special Notice for Graniteville Wage Vote Meeting
Graniteville branch No. 12 of Q. W. 7. U. of N. A. calls a special meeting in the gymnasium hall on Wednesday at 7 o clock to vote on a wage reduction. All members urged to attend. J. H. Coxon, cor. sec.
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Regular Union Meeting Notice in East Barre
The Court Phil Sheridan holds its regular meeting on Wednesday June 22 with a date change for a special union meeting to June 15. Officers will be elected, and all members are urged to attend.
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Phil Sheridan
Union
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