Vermont Campaign Rumors Stir Montpelier Readers
Local readers note strong interest in Vermont governor race with Hapgood leading early returns in Bennington County. Reports discuss campaign dynamics, state conventions, and public opinion as November approaches with statewide attention to Meads candidacy and editorials from Rutland and surrounding towns.
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Meotpilier
Thare
Bennington County
Peru
Marhall
J. Hapgool
Vermont
Hapgood
Fleetwood Favored For Governor Amid Republican Debate
The Times notes Fleetwood of Marriottville as best fitting the governor’s post, citing independence, common sense, and state knowledge over Mead. Fleetwood, a quiet yet capable secretary of state, lacks high public profile but would bring steady leadership if given the chance.
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Times
Ellef
Frederick G. Fleetwood
Marriavite
John A. Mead
Figetwood
Dla
Mr. Flestweed
Current Comment Burlington's Growth Signaled by Population Rise
Burlington faces a growth note as last year's valuation rose to 400 15,000, with more polls than prior year and a 5 to 1 ratio suggesting population gains. The piece urges continued effort for a bigger, better Burlington.
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Burlington
Qin
Burlingtop
Burlington News
Jumbles on Fashion and History in a Whimsical Tone
The text riffs on fashion language and social scenes, mentioning a New York Daily Mail style snippet and a tale about the English queen's jubilation. It weaves playful lines about needles, threads, and a laments on neglecting craft, ending with a remark on a historical exchange involving the Sandwich Islands and English food in her year.
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Depew
New York
Bewkinghist Palace
Rochester Notes and Local Happenings
Henry improves his house with tins of Piinem. Charles Groove of White River Junction visits town. Deane, sister of Mrx, Fred Martini, staying for a few days. A new boat house on Main street under Martin and Walker supervision. The REH graduation exercises will be Friday at the G A H hall. The Union Depot was performed to a crowded audience with praise for George Gresley and cast members including De 0 M Campbell and Stre Harry and Mrs Garrulons. Encore from Louies Bailey and Iloon Abbott.
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Henry
Charles Groove
White River Junction
Deane
Mrx
Fred Martini
Main Street
Martin c and
Walker
RE. H
G. A. H. Hall
Union Depot
George Gresley
Uncle Josh
M. Campbell
Mr. Heppérk
Stre
Harry
Mra. Garrulons
Louies Bailey
Iloon
Social notes and local movements in Hancock area
Bernice Eaton shows slight improvement after a social dance at 101 Kad Gleason. Geseie Buttles works for Dudley Rive in Granville. Mr and Mrs Stowe visit Midulevuty and A D Martins. Clarence Vinton of Bomerville, Maxs Pere Makers stay with parents. Mr G T Church over Sunday. Henry Pfifield spends Sunday with 28 oes lec and Mrs Fred Raton in Rev Jamies Freelend. Eugene saten moves to Churchville. Mins Ceila Switch returns from Rochester and works for Mrs Parr.
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Inge
Kad
Gleason
Geseie Buttles
Dudley Rive
Granville
Mrs. Stowe
A.D. Martin's
Church
Henry Pifield
Fred Raton
Jamies Freelend Hay
Eugene Saten
Churchville
Mins Ceila Switch
Rochester
Post Office Deficit Contrasts with Express Profits
The Post Office shows a deficit of 17 million dollars for the year while live express companies report profits over 50 million. Railroads charge the government five times their express rates, urging Uncle Sam to wake up. A salesman promotes summer suits at 15 dollars, claiming tariffs have not raised prices and touting special values at F. H. Rogers & Co.
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Live Express
Uncle Sam
F. H. Rogers & Co
The Big Store Publicizes Prices on North Mais Street
A Vermon store at 174 North Mais Street in Batre promotes low prices across a wide range of goods. Shoppers are urged to visit the location for bargain discounts and daily specials.
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North Mais Street
Batre, Vermon
Spinach and Pumpkin Lead in Phosphorus and Sulfur
A Vegetarian Magazine note praises spinach for sulfur and iron and pumpkin for phosphorus, with apples and lettuce called brain foods. It cites pumpkin phosphorus at 279 and apple 46, while “Queambers” rank next in phosphorus. The Liberian commentary discusses intertribal wars and skin color myths, noting Liberia as a battlefield joke and soldiers as safest.
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Vegetarian Magazine
Liberia
Efau
Lébecia
Pearton
Y Weekly
The Judge In Danger Man and Wife
A man tells of a滑ling tale on a western frontier, where he is accused of horse theft and ends up in a makeshift jail. A teenage girl helps him escape and later guides him toward a marriage that reforms him, culminating in a dramatic courtroom moment where he faces punishment.
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United States
Igbe
Wilty
Pitt
Gatraddie
Sity
Falers
Gret
Store Full of Summer Goods in Barre Bargain Event
The Barre store advertises real bargains on summer goods bought in Boston, with deep discounts on textiles and ready to wear. Linon Batiste, White India Muslin, Dimity, Diagonal Poplins, silks, ginghams, and ready to wear dresses and coats are featured at reduced prices, plus underpriced summer underwear and accessories.
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Barre
Boston
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Sying
the Times
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Lataton Daily Mail
Ratort Direct
Herwi
Artint
Hancock
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Pere Makers
Seers
Suuerwer Co
Ildceay Halane Mill
Wedivigoss
Jane's
Wilasow
Lane Sans Nine ‘Ables
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Otator F. Woodward
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Vegetable Foods
Good Trades Lynham’s
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C.R. Lynham Tel
Mavith Barre Grocer
By Benjamin L. Tucker
Victoria
Batiste
Vaughan
Germany
McCney
Savings Bank & Trust Company
Bares, Vermont
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Beasinney Street
Brora
National Casket
North Mai
L. B. Dodge Creamery
McCuen
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