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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
4
The Parre Daily Times reports a week ending Saturday circulation of 4,645, the largest among daily papers in the area. The text notes tension and political detail across counties, including St Albans and Barre, with mixed commentary on liquor licenses and statewide figures.
Barre residents and authorities face a general resolve to oppose liquor sales. The article urges citizen cooperation to enforce the no sale and uphold the total option law, stressing that the duty rests with the community.
Voters in Barre show strong support for the current electrical department and council. Alderman Aleven-Aer promises continued responsive service and seasoned administration, citing prior experience and reliable workers. The piece argues the city needs reliable service from the municipal government and cautious optimism for Mayer Robins administration.
Vermont Republican committee members replied to a New York club appeal regarding Hughes sentiment in the state. The message asserts uncertainty and questions the case's viability and support, noting a lack of clear rationale for endorsement.
A spring fashion note promotes a Black Rain Coat at twenty dollars emphasizing protection and style for young men. The piece includes fragmented quotes praising Gov Hughes and his perceived influence on national politics, reflecting era mood about Vermont voters and the presidential question.
Fragmentary reminiscence honors General John Stark and Molly Stark in a Joln Stark piece. The article recalls Benning memorials and the wartime legacy, noting Stark's status as a hardy, brave figure and the delayed unveiling of his statue amid surrounding town memory.
Fragmentary editorial salvoes critique New Hampshire and Vermont lawmakers over ratification of treaties and a proposed state defense of veterans, while remarks on licensing and patriotism reflect a heated debate. The piece cites figures like Beckham and Stark, notes party divides, and laments or praises political actions amid a volatile mood.
A fragmented, late 19th or early 20th century collage mixes advertising jingle phrases with wartime imagery and oblique editorial notes. References to tooth polish, a captain, a creditor, and a general fill the page alongside stray lines about mind, tyranny, and public interest.
Rosal Leighton and Blanche Asche set a challenge to race yachts Ariadne and Ocelda best two of three. After a tight first race won by Asche, a mysterious second race followed with Ocelda gaining, and the final race saw Ocelda surge ahead to win by a clear margin amid crowd and cannon salutes.
The passage describes a chaotic nautical scene with lines, pumps, and a corked stern, as a boat race ends with a victorious but oddly achieved win. A romantic rival prepares to phone in praise while on deck, and a marine-animal analogy explains the propulsion. A separate vignette shows a parsimonious suitor buying cheap champagne for a tenants’ ball, only to read an advertisement amplifying the brand.
A damaged excerpt recounts a historic stockholders meeting where Vanderlip and Yerks (Yerkes) faced unclear finances and surprising disclosures. Reporters note the tense exchange over operating expenses and dividends, amid broader debates on traction methods and public reaction.
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