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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
6
Payment of ten cents lets a borrower take a book for ten days. After ten days a cent per day is charged. The library records borrowing privately with the librarian. It features popular titles and top authors of the day.
Barre Book Store run by Carroll W. Martin located in the Gordon Block at 140 North Main Street. Proprietor advertises inventory and services in a compact local notice.
The text quotes a political platform advocating eight hour workdays for public employees, universal adult suffrage, aims to legalize unions and protect strike actions, government social insurance, and broad public services. It stresses decentralization, Ireland home rule, municipal utilities, and old age pensions, asserting laborers can be refined and dignified. It ends with Beecher’s quote on refinement and a note on birthdays.
A rural supplier advertises a complete range of farming tools including repair parts and plow points compatible with almost all plow makes. Local customers are urged to visit for durable equipment and seasonal supplies.
We carry only the best and can take care of you now before the rush. This notice urges quick action to choose from varied kinds of goods, emphasizing quality and readiness for demand. It presents no specific dates, prices, or brands, relying on general shopping urgency.
An old Barre newspaper clipping promotes a life insurance product from The National Life Assurance Company of Vermont with general and local agents named, urging investment and trust in earnings. It references 1850 origin and lists Ballard as agent in Miles Block, Barre.
A jumble of notices from the millinery shops to real estate listings, rental offers, and small ads. Includes service details for a Percheron stallion, a Pavilion inquiry, furniture and room rentals, and a call for bids on property. Also features society notes, insurance items, and routine public notices with names, blocks, and addresses.
A Havana set tale recounts Captain General Toconm summing government revenue laws, with the smuggler Marti as a formidable leader. Marti strikes a secret pact for a pardon and wealth, then guides officers to smugglers while remaining in the shadows. The contraband network is broken, and Marti accrues a private fortune and a lasting coexistent influence in Havana.
The Typographical Union No. 16 of Chicago sparks a drive to form an anti injunction league to halt government by injunctions. It aims to rally 75,000 trades unionists and press AFL to back a nationwide anti injunction law and broaden the referendum and initiative appeal to unite voters across parties and unorganized groups.
An editorial from the Shoe Workers' Journal argues that true union strength comes from quiet resolve and steady effort rather than loud requests. It praises gentleness, careful planning, and patient progress, and notes unions advancing equal pay and improved factory conditions for women.
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