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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
4
The snippet references Abe Mumaee, Blackwell Island, Bellows Falls, and Ron Randolph, noting calendar cues and ongoing concerns. It mentions Washington county court events, Governor Guild nearing the end of a term, and public interest in trial, theater, and schooling, with praise for a local drawing teacher’s five-year success.
Fragmented and garbled text appears to discuss political figures and debates across several states. It references New York City, Theodore, New Hampshire, Vermont, and transitions of power or representation. The passage is unreliable text with unclear dates, names, and events, offering little discernible news value.
A fragment ponders the price offered for a Mile Cottage project described in publicity notes. The text hints at architectural sketches, airy design, wide frames for landscapes, and asks how much Maryland lawyers are offered for the buibling.
The Gazette notes Granite Cutters victory as Mrs Alive Raymired is appointed to a town post in 1806 after a death. The piece describes local politics, a checker players’ report, and upcoming Father’s Day events plus a Civic Union meeting about Belgian politics and voting irregularities.
A musical program is set for Friday evening at eight o clock in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Uhashes Averill. The program features varied musical items and entertaining若 performances. Local patrons are invited to attend this community event.
Unclear OCR reads fragmented names and numbers about a local conflict or incident involving individuals including Richardson and Townend. The garbled text mentions teens, a year marker and scattered figures, offering no clear events or outcomes to confirm.
A garbled fragment hints at concerns about a college president and potential spoilage of affairs. The text mentions a specific figure and an uncertain outcome tied to institutional leadership and public perception.
Fragmentary OCR lists several people and places including Barre and Dek, hinting at social events, work arrangements, and home visits. Mentions of Hari tele and George Len suggest readings of local schedule or transportation notes. Content is unclear but preserves names and scattered actions without full context.
A historical financial notice lists real estate loans and bonds holdings with figures for bonds at par U S government securities and funds. It itemizes 769462 55 in real estate loans and 14264570 in bonds and investments plus par values for US bonds.
Jamey Bethel returns from Poors with adjustments noted for Frey Williamson relocating from Bar Arpobl home. survey noted as not a Whiteamb high test. Rev J W Miller named superintendent. Cady employed at Bectived nails plant. Mrs EC Meletsre travels to Bartings for treatment. Vaughan store announces three day sale of wattle.
A fragmented ad listing fresh today produce and meats including cucumbers spinach lettuce radishes celery and beef veal sent to a Bare address with a contact phone 9-3 Tr Ne Maz St. The notice urges feeding a man with varied fare and hints at a home delivery style service.
A column listing several song titles and performers from Averill Music Company, including Id Rather Two Step Than Weltz and Won t You Come Over to Philly Willie. It notes the sheet music titles available from Otee Dee Oe and provides brief notes on the collection.
A fragmented clipping mentions A. Sande of Jes saga and a party leader, with unclear context. The readable text references Giese, downs, and “em” with incomplete nouns, leaving the main event unspecified.
A fragmented 19th century style collage shows satirical quips and humorous exchanges about courtships, tricks, and daily life. It weaves names and places like Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago into a jokey patchwork, indicating a column of witty phrases and spoof conversations.
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