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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes describe a heated scene about Hartwick, degenerate voters, and political workers allegedly guiding electors. The text mentions fire alarms, affected pupils, a Roosevelt reference, and strong language about national fate, all in a harsh newspaper voice of the era.
Fragments describe lineage and nationality, mentioning care with age and the legal register. The readable parts reference foreign countries and mortality, with vague allusions to cancer and crossing borders in a foreign context. The passage appears as a damaged OCR snippet with several garbled phrases and missing names or dates.
Rutland News notes a wide range of eulogies for Mr Procter of Vermont. He was a respected politician and founder of a political group, with a noted service record in the army and a fortune. The piece honors his role as a key figure in state history and his influence on early Vermont politics.
A Newbury correspondent chronicles a woman named Mex, Dayle, who played a vigorous role in local political events. The narration notes her bold remarks and the school board's response, highlighting tensions over women entering civic affairs and drawing a contrast with prior apathy toward female leadership.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dessert questions and unclear meal ideas. It references possible dishes and names in garbled form, with no coherent event or persons clearly identified.
Public health notes from Vermont and neighboring states show rising mortality linked to tuberculosis and related diseases. The report cites both Vermont and New York statistics, urging improved medical care and timely reporting to curb spread and reduce deaths in the population.
A fragment from Morrieville Neen and Citizen notes Barre's 2,608 pupils excel across classes and activities. Teachers provide first class instruction, with the community praising student effort and local schooling.
Fragmentary text discusses immigration subjects and perceived changes in migratory flows. It hints at opposition movement and competition among nations, suggesting shifts in policies or attitudes toward foreign arrivals.
The entry lists assets with real estate loans at 76946283, other loans 46003242, bonds and investments 14264870, and various bonds at par including U S 2 per cent and 4 per cent issues. Includes New York City Bonds and small cash figures totaling assets shown as 1,390,96256 and 4,196.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses men paying for a Porenge home and mentions posts, tensions, and possible exclusions. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes, making precise facts unavailable. The readable bits suggest a real estate or debt context without verifiable details from the surrounding article.
Sunday services and church activities are listed for multiple denominations. Presbyterian and Christian Science services occur with prayers, sermons, and communion planned. youth class at 11 page 11. Methodist, Episcopal, and other local churches note worship times, sermons, and evening prayers. various centers and local addresses referenced for meetings and study groups.
Jasgts Alves receives a teaching role as he goes west to French Lick Springs Indiana to coach golf. The report notes Alves stepping into leadership duties while local clubs prepare for season events and training schedules.
The Interstate Commerce Commission sues over rail freight rates from New York to Saginaw Michigan, alleging undercharges and demands for adjusted sums. Claims include a 73.06 per car charge and an original 10,000 expected freight amount, with disputes involving Vermont Railway and Montpelier routes. Delaware and Hedeon company connections and related parties appear in the multipart filing.
Reports from Gretted Beach yesterday list Creed and Meret breaking two world records in sprint power events. Finishing distances and exact times remain unclear amid garbled OCR but praise centers on Franco French and local athlete teams competing for record marks.
Fragmented clippings reveal a collage of light verse and witty exchanges from newspapers. The bits showcase playful banter, mock dialogue, and pithy quips attributed to various writers and magazines, hinting at a broader culture of humor and social commentary.
A fragmented collection of famed last sayings and snippets from speakers like Auguste and others. The garbled OCR preserves hints of reflections on life and death, noting brief vows and cautions. The piece hints at how final expressions reveal character and fate.
Historical note on folk beliefs that a piece of rope could cure cancer or mumps. The piece cites reader tales from Maine and a New York Tribune feature “Rages For Mumgs” with reports of requests for rope to hang, alluding to unverified alleged cures and superstitions among ignorant people.
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