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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
4
A scanned Barre Daily Times column reflects on postwar topics. It mentions Germany’s leadership tensions, Hoover’s relief efforts, U S army recruitment, President Wilson’s diplomacy, and Frederick William’s self interest, with critique of the German crown prince.
Local notices announce a Graniteville dance at the East Barre opera house Friday evening June 27 with Erickson’s orchestra. Admission is one dollar per couple. Other items note visitors, travel, and social updates from Barre and surrounding areas.
The report portrays the young prince as a cowardly figure who fled Holland to avoid Allied pursuit after the German collapse. It claims he crossed the Dutch border, abandoned his father, and seeks protection in Germany to dodge accountability before a world tribunal. The piece denounces him as sycophantic and cowardly.
Washington Darice notes a June 27 evening program at East Barre Opera House with Erickson's orchestra performing a theme, a regular Grange meeting on Friday evening, and a likely appearance by State Master OL. Martin. Mrs. Primmdway is listed as lecturer and a short music program is planned.
East Barre hosts an evening of music at Erickson's Orchestra on Friday June 2. Admission is $1 per couple. attendees are invited to come and enjoy a good time.
In Barre Times correspondence, D D LeFevre cites Mr Higginson of South Lincoln paying 47 500 for an imported Ayrshire bull and shares a Barre sow sale at Springfield for 8100. The letter praises Vermont dairy stock, notes Mrs F D Erhardt bred Jean Armour line at Lotus Fields Berlin, and recalls farm ties to Avon New York. Also mentions Jean Armour lineage and a 1910 canal bank accident involving Lewin Heweld grocery delivery team.
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