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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
5
Ten pieces of Zephyrette Ginghams in pretty plaids offered at a special Saturday price of 5c per yard. The fabrics wash and wear like gingham, suitable for children’s dresses and ladies wrappers. Samples available on request.
A jumble of local notices reports visits and events with many names places and dates. Mentions include Abbott, Perry, Landers, Vaughan, West Berlin Italy Sherbrooke Northfield and Middlebury with varied social goings on at theatres schools churches and venues. The item lists arrivals departures sermons and a summer gathering at a pavilion with invitations to all.
Fragmentary notes reference Megha Sereagransa, obit, and involvement of Moulton of Befington and W W Smith of New York in a Gallanta matter. jury unable to agree on a verdict, details unclear due to garbled OCR.
A fragmentary report notes a prize fighter named Rhintes, alias Rhode or similar, was arrested after injuries sustained in an overseas incident. Details are unclear due to the text quality.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a ceremonial or fictional title change for Ming Elkins amid aristocratic phrasing. The garbled lines mention royalty, marriage, and a transformative moment, but lack clear facts, names, dates, or places.
A fragment notes goods purchased in Boston last Wednesday. It mentions jobbers accepting lower prices to secure sales and hints at sales urgency in the bustling market.
Readable text shows sale of navy Geer and Green and Tam mixtures in wool worsted at 39 per yard. Items include Tan Chrort Cloth and Red and Mary Serge priced per yard, plus new lines of ladies suits and skirts. Various fabrics such as ginghams, cretonnes, and bunbroittre cloth offered with price points and window displays.
A garbled ad fragment offers dozens of handkerchiefs at varying prices from 17 to 59 cents, claiming steep discounts on stock once sold by a friend. The text mixes numbers and descriptors, indicating a liquidated lot sale with unclear quantities and provenance.
Fragmentary notice lists A P Abbott Co and Vaughan store waists, a program of a minimale event to be held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Avetiil. March 20 is date, page mentions Lee Systemins Charaipadti follow the program, with sections and five erste.
Spam store promotes new soft hat styles from various hatters in head turning blocks. Prices range from 1.00 to 4.00, with emphasis on fitting to head and face as an art. Also offers cleaning, repairing clothing and fur coats to rent.
The piece notes public interest in new technologies and public debates. It cites varied quotes from Baltimore American Cleveland Plain Dealer Paris Grandlet and St. Louis Globe Democrat. The text stresses preservation of forests as a looming public issue impacting water supply and flood risk.
Tommy Burns younger brother Eddie, 145 pounds, seeks pro boxing in Sao Francise as speculation grows on Tom Eck training Canadian Olympic athletes. Joseph Baker, a full blooded Indian college professor, to play shortstop for Bronx City paciers in the Western League this season. Great Western trotting circuit posts purses totaling 300000 dollars with a twelve week meeting slated to finish.
The fragment cites typhoid cost in Pittsburg and park land spending in New York City. It claims Biddeford as Maine’s most cosmopolitan city. It lists birth records by ethnicity with counts for Froieh American Irish Engtied Toulian Jew Genel Swede.
A fragmented OCR item notes a delayed status or pending classification. The readable parts suggest a matter tied to an individual or case, with unclear context and lacking concrete dates or parties. Further detail required to specify involved persons or institutions.
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