Moore and Verensce ad highlights Tego cigars daily use
An advertisement on page 2 promotes the Tego cigars from Moore and Verensce, noting daily smoking by Ji Harr and urging readers to choose the brand for regular use.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
8
An advertisement on page 2 promotes the Tego cigars from Moore and Verensce, noting daily smoking by Ji Harr and urging readers to choose the brand for regular use.
A jumble of city notes cites Rimono prices at Pitts and a table gift at the Otis hotel. Mentions include a Spotted Jacket at Boolgar Lander’s Roome with hoard at Woodbine, T Jefferson street, and a weekly habit of smoking Fogonigars. Mentions of Burr’s wares and Perry’s hostelry, along with notices of local residents visiting or returning home. Also notes a July 2 event at Caledonia Park, and papers mention an orange center school tuition information session and teacher exams in 1910 with various local names and movements.
Auction notice for two farms to be sold on the same afternoon Thursday June 30 1910. Listing includes Northyte ld area items and prices with Brea and Brith as auctioneer and owner. Display ad indicates further details on page 5.
Fragmented notices report Bale babies homely at Vaughen s and a special sale all thin week at Veaghan s. Underwear prompts and summer gear advertised at Perry s while The Brice orchestra will dine in Howland hall after the band. A Boston graduate plans private Kindergarten this fall and invites notice for attendance.
Fragmented Montpelier report details a woman transported to a hospital after a shock, a man named Hoyle Kidder injured, Felix Deforge jailed for forged instrument fraud, and local sewer projects and weather notes. Officials and clergy are mentioned with trips and school events.
In East Barre a caucus will be held Friday evening July 1 at 7980 o clock to select eight delegates and eight alternates for the county convention to be held in Montpelier Saturday July 6. The Republican town committee urges participation to nominate county officers.
Partly cloudy forecast from Barre Daily Times notes low northwest winds and unsettled conditions. The brief snippet hints at a weather update but lacks full details or timing.
A jumble of city goods prices and store mentions at Abbott's and Veughan's, greetings about barbers and brushes, births, travels, and church notices. Residents including Dulmer Jona, Mrs Lillian Wi, and Mr F. Beerett appear. A Universalist service and youth rehearsals are noted along with arrivals at hotels and a list of travelers.
Auction sale of standing grapes on about seventy acres of land includes two farms near Williamstown. Two distinct auctioneers operate from the same afternoon, Wednesday, date unspecified. Participation details and locations to follow in later pages. A. Phelps is owner with further notes from Garre LF and Smith. Local fraternal lodge events and commandery activities also referenced for the evening.
D A Perry Real Estate Agency touts ten day bargains including farm wood and tunable orchard properties. Listings feature cottages with bath, furnace heat, electric lights, hot water, weighted windows, and recent updates. Low prices emphasize area familiarity and limited term sales near station and town.
Public auction to sell two parcels of roughly 70 acres in Vermont. The Herbert farm near Herbert town and a Lyon or Wood farm area near Clogston Brook in Williams town will be offered in two separate sessions on June 30 1910 with viewing beforehand. Auctioneers are C F Smith and Phelps.
Auction listing for a farm sale on the main river road between Northern and West Berlin. About 20 scree and Hungarian grass on Jomoe Bammer farm, sale on premises in Wast Marl HA. PAELPS owner, Barre, Wt. C. F. SMITH auctioneer. Sale set for Thursday June 30 1910.
A garbled notice refers to removal actions near North Main Street at the corner of Seminary, mentioning a new Lane block and ongoing repairs with material quality notes. It briefly alludes to a large Bhoss stack and a potently unclear price remark about nearby places and a baby to grandpa.
Ad promotes Fizz 2 Z Z Z Seidlitz Powders praising fresh full strength Hull of Fizz and better value. Claims consumers have previously tried other kinds and will recognize good Seidlitz powders. Text asserts comparable price to rival products.
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