Prohibition era talk and college notices mingle in July page
A fragmented 19th century style bulletin references Prohibition, Theodore Roosevelt, and a July Fourth context. It notes Phi Beta Kappa admitting four women and two men at Tufte college, Goddard Seminary naming a Tufts graduate president Charles H. Darling, and Vermont clergy anniversaries including Rev. Fr. J. M. Clogroe turning 75 while still in service.
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Tufte College
Phi Nota Kappa
Goddard Seminary
Tufts College
W. R. Shipman
Charles H. Darling
Tufts Fin
Vermont
J. M. Clogroe
Bt. Joseph's Church
Burlington
Saving the Water Supply City Repairs at Reservoirs urged
The city engineer recommends timely repairs to two reservoirs Beott brook and Orange brook to prevent water loss during dry months. Beott brook work is inexpensive and easy, while Orange reservoir requires more effort to stop leakage and conserve supply for low water seasons August and September.
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City En- Minear Reed
Scott Brook
Orange Broolk
Beott Brook
Orange Tenervoir
Patel
Patoh
Patos
Well Rounded Graduates and College Athletics
A Midlbury Register column argues that college athletes can achieve honors in both sports and scholarship. It urges level headed leaders who balance athletics with academics and resist overemphasis on sports, noting many examples of students successful in both arenas.
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Sfidilehory College
Midslebury
College Fife
Rob Tee
County convention in Hrill Severe worke away
Fragmented OCR text describes a county convention scene with references to political activity and local figures. Limited readable content mentions Republican alignment and logistical notes, but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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Hrill
Montpelier Senate Candidacies Multiply Amid contest
Frank M. Corry of Montpellier declares his bid for Montpelier’s senate seat while W A Averill of Roxbury pursues a longtime interest. Averill claims broad farm support in the Mad River and Dog River valleys as Montpelier’s rival parties clash. Judge E M Harvey has declined to have his name enter the race. Barre remains a bystander with Montpelier favored to hold the seat.
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Intarvata
Frank M. Corry
Montpellier
Montpelier
W. A. Averill
Roxbury
Warren
Mad River
Dog River
Montpalier
E. M. Harvey
Mr. Corry
George W. Wing
George C. Stratton
Harlan W. Kenp
James M. Boutwall
Divorces Granted in Local Court Rounds Up List
A chaotic record shows multiple divorces granted including Brown, Hegert, and Champine cases, with some defenses or lack thereof. The docket notes adoptions of settlements, alimony and minor child matters, plus warnings about remaining dozen divorce actions awaiting hearing in Champina and surrounding precincts.
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Eisiedte
T Va
Brown
Hegert
Gertie
James Carlisle
Bill Ant
Champina
Ruby
Asul
Bution
Middlebury
Champine
Herbert
Raith T
Graen
Bill
Wilfit
Ottitoy
Nina
Charies
Automobile Club tours through Vermont on iden tour run
The Bureau of Tours of the Automobile Club of America will pass southern Vermont Saturday and Sunday on a white day run to Maine resorts. About twenty five touring units are expected to be quartered at the Bain Park house. The trip includes Poland Spring Me and return via Boston.
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Peru
Automobile Club of America
New Hampshire
Maine
Manchester
Bureau of Tours of the Automobile Club of Am
New York
Vermont
Conn
Longa
Baui‘pax House
Soo-Nipi Park
bin Perwield
Diatanen
Poland Springs
Boston
Injury of Conductor in Newport Rail Accident
Newport June 17. Charles Prue, a conductor with shifting gangs, suffered a serious railway accident yesterday afternoon. While shifting engines No. 2, two cars failed to bite, forcing a derailment and injuring his leg. He was taken to hospital and doctors hope his life may be saved.
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Newport
Charles Prue
Prouty & Millatte No
Earthquake at Ogdensburg Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an earthquake event at Ogdensburg with unclear details and names garbled. No clear casualties or agency statements are readable from the provided text.
Rutland Herald Attacks Prouty Corporate Ties Explored
The Rutland Herald questions Prouty’s link to the Passumpsic Telephone Co and his role as a corporate director. It argues his alignment with state supervision of telephone monopolies and defends his re election while critiquing editorials about political influence and legislative bills.
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Rutland Herald
Prouty
Special Shoe and Apparel Sale Promises Big Bargains
A local ad promotes Weber shoes at 1.98 from 3.50 and lists extra bargains on men and women apparel. It touts hose at two for a nickel or four for two cents, skirts suits and waists, underdrawers, straw hats and caps with heavy discounts. Some items show old prices and new markdowns.
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Hamburg
Alex Corey and Company Doy Column Mystery
Brief, unreadable OCR fragment mentions Alex Corey and Co with unclear items. No clear date, place, or event to confirm specifics.
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Alex Corey & CO
Doy
Luceh Boom
Daget
Collins for Captain and Vermont team notes
Collins named captain pick for the University of Vermont baseball squad as the team eyes a strong next season under new leadership. Usammoudy selected for the coaching staff aiming to elevate performance and discipline.
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Lis
East Barre Mill Accident Briefly Reported
John Sullivan suffered a nervous painful accident at the East Barre mill when his clothing snagged on a set screw tearing his shirt and injuring his back though no bones were broken and he is expected to recover soon. Julia Hagen plans to return to Graniteville for summer. church events and meetings announced including ice cream social and W C T U gathering. local clubs note changes and upcoming events with minor illness in the community.
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John Sullivan
Julia Hagen
Graniteville
Busy Day Cupid
Daniel Cupid arrived in the city early morning with his bow and arrows. He roamed the streets and ice station then climbed the tower to scout targets and shot five arrows all hitting their marks.
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Bull
Daniel Cupid
City
Das
Plaine Baptist Church Makes Call to Pastor Luther Holmes Gora
The Georgia Plain Baptist Church in Georgia extends a call to Rev. Luther L. Holmes Gora. The church notes his literary and pastoral credentials and plans to begin duties at once.
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Luther L. Holmes Gora
Georgia Plain Baptist, Church
Georgia
Montpelier Social Notes and Local Anecdotes
Montpelier residents share yesterday travels visits and community events. Jimny Ashmont, ex Waterman for Intercity, and Mr and Mrs James Ashmont journeyed toward Plaine fel with local traffic stops noted. A Stannard judge event at Taemey Park and a Montpelier High School alumni meeting at the Athene Hotel are highlighted. A fox fawn rescue by Farrell near Moretown is recounted, with game authorities consulted.
East Barre Notice Fragment Remains Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text from East Barre area yields few identifiable names or actions. Readable elements mention location East Barre and scattered letters or codes with no clear event, date, or official action.
Notable Local Travelers and Funeral Notices
Mr and Mrs E 3 Raymo were in town Batantay Frank P wits Teeeregs Sper pen where he has fone werving William Rogers and wife were we r gehen Sunday sod Monday Walter P Bugtes of Barre Cit m ron anki once at the home is no a ne ee Popalaia Moni to attend the funeral of his aunt Mary Rogers Mills was in the city Tuesday Travel Varey of Plainfield who then been a pr few dove with her mother Ruth Mills returned home Sunday Charles Peake and wife left gave tey fee visit at Drs Almira Curtin Sunday Arthur Magoon returned to New York Monday O W Downing of Waite River was in town Tuesday on business Earl Clement and big slater Stella attended the funeral of their want Mrs Mary Rogers at East Topsham Monday
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Herald
Orleane
Caledonia Entnties
Prouty
Passumpsic Telephone Company
Guyley
Kaxox
Passumprio Telephone Company
Vermont
Prowty
Passumpsie Telephone Company
Focal
Aeros Tf
Mr. Prouty
My. Matke
Prohty
Werald
Tafe
Charles Montgomery
Los Angeles
Wife Tneurance ‘Company
Califhonia
Bone Offier
Attyoles
Yosepe A. DeBoer
Suis
Montpeller Igh
Fins! Association
Artian Hotel
A. DeBoer
Ron
Dekaar
Nopany
Siestoee
Ta Moretown
Farrell
Ue Ete Namie
H. C. Tieestl
Eh Ani
Ion
Raymo
Batantay
Frank P. Wits
William Rogers
Walter P. Bugtes
Barre
Citm
Ron Anki
Popalaia
Mary Rogers
Mills
Varey
Plainfield
Ruth Mills
Arthur Magoon
New York
O. W. Downing
Waite River
Earl Clement
Big Slater
Stella
East Topsham
Fish Remains Inexpensive As Meat Prices Rise
Prices on meat have advanced while fish stays cheap. The ad urges choosing fish for health benefits in warm weather and promises better wellbeing with seafood over heating meat. A stock of reasonable varieties, including three new kinds, arrives this week and orders can be delivered promptly by telephone.
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Steson
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Mindi
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Addison County
Automobile City of America
Ogdensburg
Gil
Gogunmnica
Oldest Bank For Savings
East Barre
LO. R. M
Rebekah
CUPID
James Ashmont
Plaine Fel
Jimny
Comercade St Sea
Fame
Moderie
Tarrah
Loraine
Nellie Lynch
Maton
Father Rotgalliva
Tle
Court
Pavillon
Land
Williamstown
Rineman Martin
Segel
Mes
Gurdon Martin le
Mebane
Ares
Getta
Charles Peake
Tey
Drs. Almira Curtin
Sunny
Vaughan's
Mastin Underwear
A. W. Badger & Co
Morse Bik
Barre Ie
C. H. Kendrick & CO
North Main Street
New England
Union Line
People’s
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
Timi
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