Barre View Postal Cards and Leather Album Trays
Post cards from Barre feature leather cards and aluminum P'n Trays with Barre views. Includes post card albums for collectors.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
6
Post cards from Barre feature leather cards and aluminum P'n Trays with Barre views. Includes post card albums for collectors.
Public notices list bids for ground by Klvawned Cemetery and containment works with closing June 1. Also included is advertisements for sewing machine repairs by Willard Smith and A Carload of Spruce Clapboards arriving at Plainfield with buyer interest. A town entertainment event is announced with admission 25 cents.
An advertisement showcases Green Mountain Plows, Corn Planters, Harrows, Rakes, Mowing Machines and a complete line of farm tools and repair parts. Plow points for nearly all plow makes are offered.
An insurance advertisement from The Barre Daily Times dated June 28, 1908 promotes National Life Insurance Company of Vermont. It highlights positive benefits and savings for living, mentions loan and installment features, and lists local agents B Bollard and N B Ballard in Miles Block rooms 2 and 3 Barre Vermont.
Montpelier events fill the page with a hand concert on Thursday evening and a flood of small notices. Ads cover sale items, rentals, carriages, stoves, stone tools, real estate deals, club meetings, and church events, all echoing a bustling town calendar.
Voters in Barre Vermont are warned to meet July 9 1900 at the Opera House City Hall to elect a moderator and hear a report on repairs needed at the Jones School buildings. A special tax of 1006 for the school bond is proposed to fund the recommended improvements. Also notices about local tax collection and other municipal matters appear among agricultural notes and community items.
In St. Petersburg on June 28 the lower House session focused on revolutionary propaganda aimed at undermining troop loyalty. Cossack delegates clashed with revolutionaries over battlefield duties as arrests and paper confiscations loom. Rumors of a cabinet reshuffle circulated, with officials seeking counsel at Peterhof amid tense political moves.
Reports from Demsbuval near Tomtati describe an attack on British officers by locals. Captain S. C. Bell of the dragoons was killed and others were maltreated. In the aftermath, four natives were sentenced to death, eight to penal servitude, and several to lesser terms. All death sentences to be carried out sequentially on one gallows in the village.
Barre Vermont resident W W McAuley describes kidney discomfort worsened by damp weather and cold. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving back pain, restless nights, and general fatigue after using several boxes. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York advertises as US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
An Ohio man shares focused farming advice on stacking wheat with a long eighteen to twenty foot by nine to twelve foot stack. He recommends a center-heavy middle, level top courses, and standing to place sheaves with a short fork. He notes expert stackers reach farther, emphasizes safety to avoid slips, and cites a son who stacked 525 shocks in twelve hours yielding 490 bushels.
The article urges proper soil and earth readiness before planting and stresses solid planning for a productive garden. It recommends celery, cabbage, beets, lima beans, and other crops with careful cultivation. It notes training tomatoes and winter beets as part of a robust gardening routine. It also lists various trades noting needle makers' health risks and a long chain of occupations.
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