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Parasols for all a fancy line Milk Malls lawns and dimities We particularly call your attention to our handsome line of White Waists just arrived.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
5
Parasols for all a fancy line Milk Malls lawns and dimities We particularly call your attention to our handsome line of White Waists just arrived.
Rain coats ordered and many residents receive updates on daily doings. Miss Jane Shertils travels to Middlevs for a few days while new goods arrive at Cate Heal Agency and chicken crate sales continue. Several residents report births, illnesses, and work changes, with meetings and social events at Barre Rangers Pavilion and local churches.
Averon tonight at T o'elogh and saw PION wuts come for S100 at Lia. Homaraber this dancy at the K. of 0 hall next Wednesday evening June 24. Special 1.25 white silk joven for Tito at Vaughan rue Fred Almpeon and Willixoy Merrion are friends in Durlingtes over Buns.
Montpelier reports a trip by Charles Gat of Taft and Odell coal dealers through Pennsylvania mines, with about 250 New England dealers in attendance. Local obituaries include Mrs E B Graham of Montpelier, 62, who died after five days with pneumonia, and long time resident Mrs Chalam, widow of 12 years, active in Bethany Church.
Samuel Gompers appeals organized labor to oppose congressmen who oppose labor legislation. He cites April 19 to May 1 gatherings, criticizes Speaker Cannon, and argues unions must elect lawmakers who support anti trust and labor bills. He calls for new House rules and clear records of votes on labor issues.
A. P. Abbott & Co promotes its Barre assortment of dry goods with special prices. The ad claims “You are lucky” to find a wide selection in a city offering Barre’s prices and notes competition from other good stores.
Fragmentary ad notes fabrics by yard with prices, including Hamburgs 21-2 inches wide, white shrunk lawn at 25 cents per yard, trimming muslin, undergarments, skirts, and beading trim. Contains garbled phrases and unclear item lists from a historic shop page.
A fragmented sale note invites ladies to call early for good value embroideries. The garbled text hints at low prices and early shopping benefits amid unclear lines and missing details.
A lengthy piece discusses a Boston Newsboys union boycott tied to the Boston American and AFL resolution defending the newspaper, noting unions’ stance on union labels and prices. It cites printers’ and shoemakers’ strikes, questions of fair labor, and urges cautious handling of union labels amid public labor disputes. The text also includes a clothing advertisement segment for Boys and Children’s wear with pricing.
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