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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
7
A night clerk reports a disturbing incident in which a guest vanishes after a quarrel as he tries to walk a chair in his hotel room. A subsequent alarm reveals a bound envelope and a demand for a key followed by the guest’s ascent to a room. The fragmentary account hints at a mystery surrounding Mr Ferguson and a missing guest amid tense, late night events.
A fragmented medical feature discusses alleged cures for deafness and the dubious role of a doctor or clinic. The piece notes patient claims, potential remedies, and cautions readers to seek verified treatments.
Real estate notice selling a building site at 668 feet on Sheridan Street, ample room for two houses, in a popular residential part of the city with pure air and distant views. Auctioneer C. F. Smith leads the sale by D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, with bidding to be open to all interested parties. Auction held Saturday June 26, 1910, with no reserve.
A hospital patient under treatment regains memory after a peculiar incident on the street. Police and attendants describe a sudden outburst and a door strike that restored mental faculties. Separate notes reference a $525,312 Edison payment and rental income details from a Commonwealth property.
Auction notices advertise a residence at 66 Marchant Street Barre with a seven room house and garden. Household goods include three mattresses with springs, chiffoniers, dining table, wheel couch, carpets, a Glenwood heater, hot water attachments, chairs and tables, and a two seated carriage. The owner is Lita Brake. C N Barer is the auctioneer.
This week offers extra special bar gains on groceries with a focus on stocking up for summer at low cost. Limited to select items and quantities.
A garbled local page recounts graduation rites nearby and a tragic crash with Mrs Amidon injured after a wagon collision at the town hall. It notes a suicide in Weston and a fire in Walden, plus residents facing weather and medical events. several names appear, including Mrs Amidon, Myre, Baldwin, and H. Pairheather.
Knapp of New York, private banker of deposits, was convicted of receiving deposits while knowing the Binghamton Trust company was insolvent. He faces imprisonment for an extended term. The case ties to the suspension and liquidation of the Binghamton Trust and Knapp Tiros’ activities.
A report of Senate debates over delaying action on Irene claims and the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue from Mobile, involving Wantington Juma, Meylirn of Idaho, and Senator Fea Kentucky. The exchange centers on timing, procedural objections, and political maneuvering amid calls for removal and historical reconsideration.
Washington June 21 Richard Parr praised for vigilance in defeating trade undermining schemes in New York. He visited Washington and denied claims that he was unsatisfied with the award. An interview with Secretary MacVeagh discussed funds for relief and appropriation by Congress. Public notices list quick remedies and medicines offered by the Office Pharmacy.
Poorly legible text fragment mentions names and items such as Monier Grayse Almal ALEAM and a group of unclear individuals. The garbled lines resemble a misread advertisement or notice with no clear event, date, or place. Preservation of named entities is limited by the transcription quality.
Real estate listings describe Woodbury Lake Farm and multiple properties for sale or rent. Details mention lot features, timber, hardwood, pasture, and proximity to railroad, with prices and terms in a dated, fragmented OCR style. Listings include houses, tenements, horses, cows, water, and seasonal notes, plus rental and lease offers across several locales.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a storehouse or building notice. Readable names or concrete facts are insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or involved parties for a coherent summary.
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A fragmented for sale notice shows items including a car, shoe, and small goods. The readable text mentions a sales event with locations in the area and a contact line for inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR text describes real estate agency claims and several unrelated phrases. Mentions Perry Agency, buildings, a restaurant, a showman, and WWII references. overall readability is poor with many garbled sections and scattered names.
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