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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
7
Graniteville hosts a Ragman meeting of Local No 429 International Union of Steam Engineers at the hall on Tuesday, June 6. The session covers important business with President Frank Lobourty presiding and several attendees expected to attend the gathering.
Websterville page notes a regular meeting of Local 403 held Tuesday night at 7190 PPM with Prank Lobminty as president. Members discuss business of import ones and request 4 to be prevent.
Barre sellers claim Palm Wine treatment cures womb collapse irregular menstruation and other family troubles. It markets two medicines one internal and one topical sold at fifty cents per package. A sanitative tablet is included and refunds offered if not satisfied.
In a Spanish peasant cottage a mysterious traveler shares supper and offers to settle the unseen debt with a portrait. He sketches the wife, husband, and infant, then departs with a promise the drawing may be sold if they seek better fortunes. Years pass as the family guards the work and hopes rise when the painting is finally valued at a fortune.
Fragmentary OCR shows a liberation or claim notice dated June 10, 1910. Text is garbled with names and places unclear. Rest of details unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text references a student award at New York University on June 8 and a faculty judged top graduate, plus a Ravdosid event and a railway, with accidental fires and fatalities. Mentions Ames, Bellows, and Stig vein. Details are garbled and inconsistent across lines.
Ratland preparations for new saloons stalled as court judges from Rutland County postponed opening until a formal license appointment is set. Citizens gathered for a planned business start with several establishments ready to begin, but court action delayed the final chapter of the opening.
The Citizens' Reyjuie hawk case concluded after a long trial in Caledonia County Court. Key testimony covered property values and building matters, with witnesses including Pred orc J Bible of font and architect Mythos from Boston. The defense, represented by Robvet B. Shielis of Jones & Stieite, argued the case amid complex statements, while Judge Dunnett and special jurors prepared for final deliberation.
Unclear readable text shows partial phrases and garbled names. No identifiable event, date, place, or involved entities emerge to summarize or title.
Norwich University held the baccalaureate at Dewey Hall with speaker Sherman Goodwin of South Royalton. He urged graduates to persevere, seek inner salvation through work, honor truth and brotherhood, and face life’s duties with strength and integrity as they leave the institution.
Paul Mathulka of Muffalo N Y writes that the Kinge New Life Pillee is a safe easy remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The note promotes the product as effective and affordable at Red Cross Pharmacy noting a price of 250.
Real estate agency listing for D A Perry with office at 8 and 9 Gordon Block Barre Vermont provides phone contact 162 1. The readable text repeats the address and phone while random garbled inserts appear. The core fact is the Barre office location and contact number.
Unclear, garbled advertisement claims a money back pile cure backed by a druggist. Mentions Dr Teon hantt central tailet, a 24 year bottle, Leonhardt Co Station BR Buffalo. Requests readers write for a booklet.
A fragmentary real estate notice describes a burnt property with a cottage and outbuildings for sale. It mentions a stone or brick structure, a stone-walled interior, and a two story frame house with a detached kitchen and other outbuildings. The ad notes a French date and several incomplete details about location and terms.
Scribbled lines describe a poultry matter involving Geor and Roshinglant with mentions of fees, wall posts, and a vague plea or notice. The readable text hints at a dispute or notice about poultry handling or costs, with references to markets or prices and a typed or misread portion of the article.
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