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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
7
Yonkers Statesmon reports a quirky column describing a clash of pet temperaments. The piece notes dogged and kittenish traits, with playful phrases about patience and growth. It reads like a light, humorous feature from a local paper.
The text presents a garbled dialogue about property and improvements with names and phrases that are hard to interpret. It resembles a stray newspaper snippet with fragmented sentences and mismatched terms, lacking a clear event, person, or location to anchor a coherent summary.
The state democratic committee selects B S Histria as chair with Hattry Con in Winooski as secretary. The state health board bulletin reports many milk samples contaminated with dirt and other impurities across several counties. The University of Vermont entrance exams were held in Williams Hall with thirty four men and one woman taking the test, most from small towns, suggesting rising applications for fall enrollment.
A garbled account places Josie Moore in Wanhing- 1 With Measuay Story. The text notes her 29th year and a city location before mentioning detention at a hospital or facility. The fragmented report references a verdict or action taken within minutes and cites individuals connected to the case.
Ernest A. Lind, a machinist at the TD W Pingree box factory, was critically injured when an emery wheel exploded on a Monday afternoon. Fragments struck his knee and forehead, fracturing the skull. his teeth were knocked out and his face lacerated. He lives at 74 Walker Street and is hospitalized in critical condition at the general hospital.
A (damaged) report describes a heat related collapse on a Pawtucket street where a boy named Garvin was found distressed and revived. The piece also references the Vermont probate proceeding of Alexander Crutorskank, with administrator Willian Mart and a court hearing set on an upcoming date. The text mixes incident detail with legal notices and a firework permit mention.
In Brattleboro on a June day, five to sixteen motorists faced judge Merri Holt under Village Attorney A F Schwenk following a first hearing. A. F. Schwenk pressed for binding over Windlow county court. Jo Toskell’s case not pursued. Witnesses included Officer Ware rin and Deputy J Knupp as defense argued the timing and distance were unreliable. The court adjourned to 10 oclock Wednesday. further actions included Henry Brown and Charles Crosby cases, with Haskell awaiting a decision.
A distorted verse fragment discusses time flerting with fate and memory. It references nature, the crescent and death, with stray garbled lines suggesting a lament about reading, writing, and mortal passage. The text shows broken words and odd capitalization.
A One mile from dark quarries sale or rent listing offers two houses at Batobelider Street. Ten good work farm horses for sale and gardens ready for ploughing with manure supplied. Team work available on short notice.
A vintage advertisement touts a "HigaaL remedy" for imperfect hearing and related ailments. It claims broad cures and urges readers to send one pound to CHENEY & D. in London for "Mall's Gainrmh Cure" with a promise of fortune through unspecified treatments. The fragmentary copy uses archaic phrasing and pricing in pounds.
An excerpt recounts a nameless nobleman in a Cornish village seeking stronger drink than water. An old innkeeper recalls a century old tale of a man named John Wesley and a village curse, linking local thirst to a moral lesson and a historic figure. The fragment reflects narrative voices and scattered quotations from varied readers and settings.
Central Vermont Railway Co announces passenger trains from Barre with connections to New York and Hartford. Service includes daily and weekend runs, with limited weekday service to Millington and Hartford. Details show arrival times, connections at Millington and Bridgeport, and terminations at New England routes.
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