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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
7
An advertisement claims Rheuma opens clogged kidneys and drives out waste to cure chronic rheumatism. It promotes Red Cross Pharmacy selling Rheuma for 40 cents with a guaranteed faction notice.
The speaker announces readiness to conduct outside auctions due to other business obligations. They state they will set dates for any sale of any kind anywhere and guarantee service.
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar for night cough relief. It claims the syrup soothes a tickling throat and chest congestion, eases wheezy breathing, and stops disturbing coughing. It targets children and warns against substitutes. Contains no opiates.
An auction will be held at the Gallison or Huntington Farm on Gallison Hill at roughly o clock in the afternoon. The property lies about 4 miles from the Barre Montpelier road and 2% miles from East Montpelier, with the sale listing the following articles of personal property.
A public sale listed by D. L. Cheever and auctioneer D. A. Perry includes six head of stock with mixed Jersey and grade cows, horses, wagons, sleighs, farming machinery, tools, lumber, poultry and dairy equipment. Items described as in excellent condition, with many nearly new or lightly used, to be sold June 17 at 1 PM.
The Democratic voters of Barre Vermont are warned to convene in Milen hall on Tuesday June 6, 1814 at 7:30 PM to elect a chairman and secretary to plan the caucus, determine the city’s postmaster choice, decide how the caucus will present the choice to Washington, and conduct other proper business. Signed Geo. W. Gorman, Chairman, with ward officers listed.
Principal M G Benedict of St Johns bury sails for Europe with Mrs Benedict. West Rutland forms four 12 man fire companies for district No 3. A Bennington High School graduate, Robert D Long, scored top in scholarship and attendance with a 97 plus average while never absent or tardy. Johnson Normal School commencements begin with 50 teachers to graduate, salaries 10 to 19 per week. The piece discusses banking and farm credit under a new currency system, bank liquidity, and a five year farm mortgage provision for lasting improvements and machinery.
An old advertisement promises relief from rheumatism backache and stiff painful muscles by taking Foley Kidney Pills. It touts quick cleansing of poisons in the body to reduce pain misery and torment, aiming to restore spryness and activity.
A resident announces intention to relocate to the West and sell at public auction to the highest bidder on Saturday afternoon June 20 at 3 o'clock. The notice provides details of the impending sale and the move.
In Washington County Vermont the Barre White Granite Company faces a mortgage foreclosure action for a large note balance with receivership requested and sale of real estate and personal property ordered. The case urges creditors and stockholders to file claims by a fixed deadline, with a public auction to follow at Montpelier. Also notices announce the estate matters for Mary E Lawrence and Emily Mami, with probate commissions and filing instructions for creditors and heirs.
Vermont probate court in Washington District issues notice to creditors and heirs regarding estate of George Dow. Public announcement calls for appearances in Montpelier for claims and allowance. publication to run weekly in Burre Daily Times. Names Frank J. Martin judge and local officials.
Public notice declares the Barre Vermont wine and spirit bottle markings by Barney Langlois and M J McGowan. It states bottles bear the M J M monogram or device and warns against making, buying, or disposing of receptacles or bottles not bearing the specified stamp. The notice appears in the Barre Daily Times four weeks in a row.
Edwin W Bruce presents violin solo performances and leads Barre Howse and military band orchestras. Rates listed at one dollar per lesson. Contact Nelson & T for phone details and arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a merchant reference with prices or charges and unclear context, mentioning sul tone and cold water, with stray words like lights and taed re. The readable bits hint at a local trade notice or advertisement, but essential details are missing.
For sale by The D A Perry Real Estate Agency Barre Vermont. One of the best medium priced properties in Murre City on Franklin Street within walking distance to the union. Two lots with cellar, ready to build, good location, land value high, terms to move quickly. Expected personal property value over 3000 dollars after crops harvested. Seven room house, hardwood, fine farming land, will rent readily. Asking price around 1600 dollars.
Fragmentary ad lists Smith and Dashner agents in June with farm offerings. Includes 40 acre plots, dairy facilities, orchard, cattle, hens, a barn, workshop tools, and multiple household improvements. Notes proximity to school and Randolph, price indications around 1000 dollars with terms.
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