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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times reports weekly circulation figures and office notices. It notes Ford at the post office and a recombotage matter with nine weekday afternoons, Bulverptone seating and prices 83 00, 28 cents for a single copy. Publisher Frank Br Langley announces the average daily circulation for the week ending Batunlay.
Fragmented remarks from a Vermont context reference a governor race and a potential lieutenant governor candidate Ernest W. Brattleboro is named as a model candidate. The piece notes increased city lists and mentions Senator Dillingham's confirmation to a committee, with broader Democratic tensions over candidacies and Bryan’s stance on the Senate endorsement.
A heated discussion in Morrisville and national circles questions whether a General Lee statue in Washington’s statue hall should be clothed in Confederate or civilian attire. Proponents argue clothing does not alter the tribute to Lee as a grand commander, while opponents fear it evokes traitor imagery and a partisan message.
Republicans nominate two capable lawyers for Vermont state attorney. Robert W. Simands of St Johnsbury in Caledonia County is presented as energetic and persistent. The report notes his past term and asserts readiness for the role.
This ad asserts every suit is designed with science to ensure satisfaction through fit, style, quality, and lasting durability. It emphasizes customers choosing suits built on scientific methods for reliable results.
In Windsor county and across Chittenden, Republicans back a renomination of Shaw for state’s attorney. The piece argues against rotating the office to untested young lawyers and urges capable prosecutors to handle statewide criminal cases.
Vermonters discuss gubernatorial prospects amid debate over primary tactics and party unity. The Northfield News notes calls for disciplined candidates, with Fleetwood as a favored figure by some factions, while others challenge campaign spending and candidate selection. The piece cites opinions from St Albans and Montpelier papers and references governor race implications for state direction.
The fragmentary text describes political turmoil around a resignation and the public debate. It mentions Lowen, a state office, and a clash of opinions among supporters and opponents. The language hints at a contentious transition and the involvement of several figures in an ongoing power struggle.
A London scene note recalls quirky chatter at a door and a failed joke about the Trish Melodine. The piece contrasts that light moment with a study of ancient Egyptian excess, noting immense labor and cost behind monumental projects such as a Red Sea canal and the Dycathids, reflecting prodigality among the upper classes.
An advertisement from National Life Insurance Co Montpelier Vermont outlines guaranteed partial selection of risk equality of investments and uniform treatment, presented as scientifically arranged and applied to Kursnee under all forms and economy of results. Agents Mallard Ballard and Vis N. are listed.
Owners of good hay can exchange for wagons from a large stock. We need the hay and you need the wagons. Closing out wagons for little money to clear floor space. Liberal cash discounts. Includes second hand Surfeys and Roan Wapons. Visit to view offerings.
A damaged notice reports a court proceeding regarding equity and tenancy. Melville & S800 represent the petitioner seeking eviction while details of service and dates remain unclear in the fragment.
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