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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
7
An excerpt from Country Gentleman outlines old time plowing methods with double or chock plows. It explains team control using gee haw back, left handed plows, seat horse position, lines, bits, and reins. It emphasizes consistent commands and steady pulling to gain smoother performance.
In Charleston the game appears by 1788 with notices in the City Gazette of 1791 describing anniversaries of the South Carolina Golf Club at Williams coffee house. Earlier ads imply a golf baan existed near Charleston Neck, suggesting golf as a local amusement in the era.
A Philadelphia Ledger reflection notes universal money anxiety among men. It contrasts urban and rural fears about keeping or losing wealth, suggesting worries persist despite status or success.
A summary of W P Brooks findings on curing clover hay from the Maine Experiment Station. It discusses optimal cutting times, the dangers of leaving clover too long to dry, weather influence, and the use of hay caps. It notes that early cutting yields better color and nutrition and that well cured clover hay is highly valuable for cattle sheep and horses.
A damaged notice mentions seli patriage manufacturing bustoned on Berlin street and a family dispute about bills and presentation dates. It references a planned plant to manufacture granite building materials and a notice to prevent neighbors from obtaining the new industry.
An advertisement touts Hyomed liquid as a cure for catarrh bronchitis and sore throat. It claims the product clears nasal passages quickly and heals the mucous membranes. The copy promises relief by inhalation using a hard rubber inhaler and mentions a price.
Reports from Rutland and surrounding towns describe two caves struck by lightning killing a pair of bulls, property crimes in Rutland and Killington Avenue, and a Rutland sidewalks project. Vermont figures attend meetings in Montpelier and Washington while Burlington moves to remove a disruptive street performer. The Vermont State Fair plans ads and a potential exhibit of an old Rutland charter as organizers seek a suitable building.
A crowd of buyers in Tarte and nearby areas rush to D F Dav is shop as Dr Hawaii Co. sells Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia at 24 cents a bottle from regular 50 cents. Hundreds have bought, urged to act fast before stock runs out.
Randolph June 16 commencement exercises mark the last class under the old system. The graduates, including Leta S. Wheatley and Marguerite E. Merrifold, receive diplomas before Randolph Normal School is abolished, with two years for high school graduates and four years for others.
Fragment reads as broken notes from a Vermont Congregational conference. It mentions Bellows Faille and June 1 with an uncertain summary of the meeting and its outcomes. No clear actions or decisions are legible.
A Vermont ad declares home mixing of fertilizers is cheaper and superior. It offers free postpaid information on what to use how to mix ingredient prices and steps, directing readers to Carroll Page Hyde Park Vermont.
C H Kendrick promotes Adleriska a German remedy for constipation sour stomach and digestive imbalance. He claims a single dose provides almost instant relief and that locals are surprised by the quick effects. The preparation is described as a simple laxative remedy from C H Kendrick & Co druggists.
A fragmentary 19th century notice from Detroit dated November 38th day of ENO announces proceedings at court for sale related to the estate of lary Fy ower ta. Names Wheat on and Willey appear as commissioners.
The state of Kaziah F Lord is opened for examination and allowance. The notice is dated in Orange VE on the stated day of June. Proceedings demand examination of claims and entitlement before the probate authority.
A notice from the Barre City Clerk regarding the probate of Guy H Bemis estate in the Washington District. The document outlines appointment of a DiLourshie Probate Gauge, hearings set for June and December, with conditions for claimants to appear in Montpelier before the court. Justice Frank J. Martin presides.
A fragmented Courier snippet recalls two friends and a farm scene with misheard words about meeting at a place called Taal. the text mixes garbled dialogue and a rural setting, suggesting a humorous or reflective rural anecdote from Louisville.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a lease listing on Ayurs Biroot with a large room and garden. Mentions rent terms of around £4 and taxes, with names E Gf Le ML Averill and others. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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