Vermont News Echoes on Railroads and Spelling Policy
The Bare Daily Times reports its weekly average circulation of 5115, the region’s largest daily paid figure. Letters mention Vermont politicians, Harte city, and critiques of Roosevelt’s spelling policy. A shipwreck rescue and a Carnegie medal reference highlight acts of bravery, with Hyde Park youth John Schodel cited for heroism in saving a brother.
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John Schodel
Hyde Park
Lem
Fantineta
Jubn
Pest
Aberdeen Granite Trade Fails To Brighten In Eastern States
The Aberdeen granite cutting trade laments low spirits and weak orders as building activity lags in the east. The Quarry notes few firm orders despite many inquiries, pushing cutters to seek work abroad in hopes of better prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Aberdeen
Abenteen
Nome
Ag Hixuries
Bwel Ners
Journal
Aberteen
Barre
United Statos
Fiiely
East Barre Dance Tonight by Werteon's Orchestra
Bilver Leaf Girdy of Fast Barry will appear in East Barre Friday evening. Music by Werteon's orchestra sets the event with refreshments in the hall. Admission is 75 cents.
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Bilver
Barry
Eveni Munle
Werteon
Randolph salse and Monday sleee passes ten days
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Franklin
Margaret
Mil
O. B. Girmene
Wty
Mra
Howe Waa
Rochester
Nel Hothany
Bethel Tivale
Turkey
Che Howe
Mr. French
Praintree
Mise
Local Notes From Williamstown Reflect Small Town Life
Reports from Williamstown note Dr Weteow recovering from illness and teacher Myrtie Seaver away on vacation. Marks Eastman injured by a horse kick is listed as recovering. A new landlord will name Mogument howe bo and cater to travelers daily. miscellaneous farm and shop updates fill out a fragmentary community page.
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Weteow
Myrtie Seaver
Mark Eastman
Trade conditions and sports notes from Montpelier Journal
Reports from critics on seasonal trade mood show cautious optimism for future prosperity as orders rise and ethics improve. The piece highlights baseball gaps this summer, noting Montpelier Seminary and St Albans high school lineups and the Northern league’s financial overreach, calling for clean, well managed baseball to restore local recreation.
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Civi F
Montpelier Seminary
St. Albans High
Montpelier Journal
St. Albans Unsertiek
Public morals and jail costs rise in Randolph region
The Randolph Herald reports a surge in court expenses and jail commitments as legal reform looms. Increasing inmate numbers strain corrections and push costs onto the state, with counties shifting burdens to the system while bills for confinement rise.
Jingles and Jests From a Rural Uplifter
A collection of humorous snippets from newspapers including quips about seeda, expert testimony, family dynamics, and social banter. The items showcase wordplay, puns, and playful dialogue from varied periodicals such as the New York Sun, Kansas City Times, Puck, Boston Herald, Smart Set, and Philadelphia Ledger, reflecting lighthearted humor across regions.
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New York Sun
Minnie Carr Girl Had Brush With River Fatal Incident
Minnie Carr daughter of Al Carr had a near fatal incident Friday afternoon after hancheon on the bank at Lehi Northfeld stand. She toppled backward, slips, and was saved when her father and others reached the shore, narrowly escaping tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
al Carr
Hancheon
Lehi
Northfeld
Mr. Carr
Ewan
Thar
East Montpelier Community Notes From Local People
East Montpelier observers recount last week visits and family news. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs B Callom on June 7. John Rensew of Brookfield visited Diamere and Mrs Ensle Bartlett. Various locals, including Aaron Witham and Gertrude, were in town. Howland attended the Abbott Martin auction in Marshfield. George Vincent of Plainfield visited relatives in Williamstown. Mr and Mrs S N Parmham and others attended a Pomon a gathering in Cabot Saturday. The SN BOPL plans a Saturday dance in June with minstrel entertainment and a 125 cent admission.
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Harry Daniele
Boston
B. Callom
John Rensew
Brookfield
Diamere
Ensle Bartlett
Roy Sthing
Barre Laxt Thursidays
Sith
Aaron Witham
Gertrude
Howland
Marshfield
Abbott-Martin
George Vincent
Plainfield
Seine & Od
Elizabeth Woods
Hector Farnham
Williamstown
N. Parnham
J. BR. Young
Cabot
Albert Meted
Ae Mildred
Fast Calais
Frank LaBarron
Abbie Minard
M. ER
South Woodbury
Channey Kelton
New Tafe City
Sant Wook
Mr. Kelton
Herbert Kelton
SIMPSONS PLUCK Inventor struggles for patent amid hardship
A collage of inventor tales shows persistence despite repeated failures. The piece contrasts Charles Goodyear’s fame with lesser known inventors who endured poverty and rejection while chasing recognition and patent success. It recounts a Missouri man crossing America to secure a patent and a Washington claim struggle ending in a grant and a $100,000 award. It ends with odd cures for rheumatism and a curious scene aboard a locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goodyear
Goodyear
Bimpeon
Missouri
Amos Kendall
Dollas
St. Louis
Warbington
Pittsburg
Washington
Wentera Union Telegraph Company
Automobilist Stops Nine Miles from Anywhere
A motorist’s car breaks down nine miles from any settlement. He surveys the scene and asks a farmer for help, uttering a gruff remark about the stalled vehicle as he contemplates next steps.
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Wren
Chicago Tribune
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Barrema
Frank B. Langley
Bare Daily Times
Céntral Vermont Railroad
Harriman
Vermont
Department of Jubilee
Mead
Whale Ginte
Burlington
Munsle
East Barre
Lin
Our
North Main &T
Barre, Vt
Linae
Justine
Monumental News
Colton’s
Colton
Montpelier, Vt
Northfield
St. Albans
Messenger
County Falls
Eld
Bund
House of Correction
Pollahing
Jane Towns
Randolph
Chelaes
Courase
Randolph Herald and News
Kansas City Times
Puck
Waing
Atinger
Boston Harald
Ain
New Fork Telegram
Philadelphia Ledger
C. &. Weather
Byron
Watsie
Norwich University
T. B. Robinano
Burtington
Burington
Attina Spauiding
Nellie FB
Malin Street
Spaulding
Sisidiog
East
Montpelier
Graniteville
SN. Bopl
Jung
Hlontist
Wismission
Simpson
Midland
England
Hare
Cheriah
Gil
Branton
Cotswolds
Niles
Lorena
A. A. Smith & Bro
Miles
Barre, Vi
Sea Meat Department
D. F. Davis
North Main St
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