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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
6
A fragment describes a circulating library system offering ten day loans and notes the librarian’s records. It mentions popular books and readers discussing current reads as part of the library's offerings and evolving plan.
Barre Book Store operates at Gordon Block 140 No Main St under proprietor Carroll W Martin, a local bookseller offering a selection for residents and visitors.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places with garbled phrases. Mentions Belmont Alcander Abanuer Alcontana Sir Tai Trisinal Teter Lady Chi Nein Atewuntue yadda. References Cottage Motel Neldon Downton Mandlotp Hoe 2.
Fragmentary OCR text references horses, handlers, and locations including Berlin and Itunes Nevtiliett, with stray names and missing context. The readable bits imply a racing note or event summary but lack coherent facts such as dates, outcomes, or participants for a proper news card.
The Barre Daily Times notes a widow obtaining one third of a settlement under law. It mentions life insurance implications and the National Life Insurance Company of Vermont, a mutual firm organized in 1830, with G. S. Ballard as general agent in Barre.
A catalog note advertises farming tools and a full line of repair parts. It highlights plow points for nearly all makes of plows available to farmers.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Marshal Saxe a famed French commander with victories at Ponteney and Ponteney related dates. The piece also notes difficulties of learning Irish, criticizing nonphonetic spelling and many abbreviations, with each letter written separately rather than joined.
A jumble of sale notices rent ads and community notices from Baltimore. Items include goods for sale such as jewelry furniture and household items. real estate offers rent notices. business calls. church sales. and local events with dates and contact details.
A bevy of letters to the Mail discuss a national effort to combat street dust. Notts Automobile Club backs permissive limits on car convoys while the Roads Improvement Association funds experiments with tar macadam and other dusty materials, aiming to study durability and effectiveness across county roads and through a government backed program.
Fragment from a 19th century listing notes deadly serpent bites as common with stomach and liver disorders. It mentions Fenny- Electti Bitters by Red Crows Pharmacy and references Beale years of pilfering, water fever, bil jonetians, and kidney troubles. Names and details are sparse and fragmented.
A damaged notice from East Catal VT references Spence Clapbowrie and a forthcoming division of land involving A. Dwinell & Son. Readers are advised to watch for further details on property division, dival and land matters, and any related actions.
Notice from Rudolph Wpt announcing a new shop opposite the oil factory in Barre. The business specializes in actuating aint bad onebnyr feet and invites local patrons to visit the new establishment.
Graniteville article notes a Dawisowe kitehan cabinet as a principal prize at the Ocean Caenival on the 14th 15th and 10th with a five year guarantee. It mentions Thinian Jeseviient seeking to secure both a hand and a neat ratic while referencing a dress suit and a local Globe Chit ing slave scene and ladies of gentle ink autenna at Miles shore.
Willerd G Smith, aged thirty, arrives in central New York to repair factory machinery and homes. He plans to fix aging machines, racing to prevent wall failures and improve pay structures.
A fragmentary report describes a strange scene at Ter He Wee with figures named Led and Mader, mentioning a Vien and London in a blurred account. The piece hints at an audience or event but lacks clear details or dates.
A fragmented text references Bates College and the Stockton School of East Orange as models, noting appointments and endowments. It mentions Edward de Mille Campbell of Michigan and James Mills Polvo Per Ling at Harvard with various titles. The piece also touches on Belgian lunatic asylums and a Chinese detective corps, described with outdated terms and sensational tone.
A vintage ad touts Don's Kidney Pills for kidney illness with assurance of restored health. It cites Mrs Eliza Mitchell of 42 Maple Ave Barre VT detailing relief from irregular secretions, back pain, dizziness, and disturbed sleep after using the product. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY lists 50 cent price and sole agency status.
A dried palmetto leaf barometer from tropical countries is claimed to forecast weather by sound when broken and by bending rain. The era of Constantinople is discussed as an ancient dating system tied to the Greek empire and world foundation. The text notes a tent table in Groentell Maine reaching to 1804.
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