Travelers' Railway Guide in Barre November 3 1905
Central Vermont Railway timetables show trains from Barre to White River Junction and Wells River with connections to Montpelier and St. Albans. The issue notes street railway service and multiple lines, including a mortgage life insurance pitch from The Man With a Mortgaged Home.
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Central Vermont Railway
White River
Janetion Way
Alto Winsor
Ene Barre
Uriingten
Taomb
Eesti
Wells River
Barre
Qanneet
Calan Gelnge
Erin Gonmiedta
Frail Fer Horton
Amt
Fahyinme
Wobury Tralna
Ipelior
National Life Insurance Company
Atpelier
Mutual
Ballard
Wee N. B. Ballard
Talk of the Town and Local Ads Teem With Deals
Listings show cash for watches and jewelry from Burr the Jeweler and W Averill and Co, with special offers on cookbooks and Edison records. Ephemeral notices tout stone cutter glosses and a stenography post in Albany. Furnace care and winter readiness urged by N Y Phelps Co, plus a property sale by D A Perry Real Estate Agency offering a desirable residence with flexible terms before the owner leaves town.
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Burr the Jeweler
W. Averill and Co
I. DP
Austin
Albany
Laine College
Phelps Co
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Death of Myra Freeman High School Senior
Myra Susan Evangeline Freeman a Randolp High School senior dies after a throat ailment. Born Stratford 1861 she moved to Randolp nine years ago and was a bright scholar and school favorite. Survived by her mother and a brother in Oregon with a funeral at her home parish and interment in Southview cemetery.
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Myra Freeman
Iter
Kael
Miss Freeman
Aea
Myra Susan Evangeline Freeman
Stratford
Pene
Mra
MF Preston
Ete
Epie
Speolatie
Freeinn
Randolpa High School
Moher
Oregon
Teunday
Fraser Motager
Southview Cemetery
Arkley’s Livery Corner Merchan t and Summer Streets
J L Arkley promotes his livery by stressing care for horses and wagons with prompt feeding and shelter. Located a short distance from Depot Square, the corner of Merchants and Summer Streets offers a quiet convenient stop with a clean ladies waiting room and comfort for patrons and horses. Tel 150.
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Arkley
Depot Square
Corner Merchant
Summer Sts
Halloween festivities mark Montpelier event in 1900s era
A Montpelier Halloween gathering featured a grand march and dining, with ladies escorted to tables, beers and songs, and cheers for Toft and Sherman while Bryan and Kern drew attention from a corner. A school yell ended the night as students recounted future hopes and curious tales.
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Halil
Elients
Montpelier
Toft Ant Alto Sherman
Bryan
Kern
Punter
Gypay Madge
Local Notes From Burlington and Surrounding Towns
Byron Thublard is ill. M W McDonald visited Mandwick. W M Parker returns from Montpelier. John Benson visited Burlington. Horace Woodmansee working for Wallace Towne. M D Scott returned to Beecher’s Falls Saturday. W D Prangle of Missouri a guest. Mrs Hanant Ruights and W P Gowen expected home from New Hampshire this week. KR Golden and A St Mullerd in Hardwick tonight. Mrs A Parker and children visiting her parents in Hardwick. Charles Lawrence went to St Jeansbury with his daughter. Mrs Maria Madgett attended Connell Lecture at Nantwich Wednesday night.
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Byron Thublard
M. McDonald
Tmandwick
W. M. Parker
Montpelier
John Benson
Burlington
Horace Woodmansee
Wallace Towne
M. D. Scott
Beechers Falls
W. D. Prangle
Missouri
A. St. Mullerd
Hardwick
A. Parker
Charles Lawrence
St. Jeansbury
Maria Madgett
Connell
Nantwich
Local Notes and Meeting Updates from North Randolph
North Randolph reports A J Durkee's recent visit from Barre. The Ladies Aid plans a box social at the hall. Mr Clough and family moved to Randolph for new employment. North Randolph grange debated a question on rural livelihoods versus city work. Teall Gilman and Evered Eson spoke for the Affirmative. Andre Fitte and Quy Fletcher for the City. Next meeting set for November.
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A. J. Durkee
Barre
Warning for Barre electors November vote sites
The freemen of Barre are notified to meet on Tuesday November 3d in their wards to elect presidential electors. Designated voting places include Ward one Church Street School, Ward two Spaulding Graded, Ward three Summer Street School, Ward four Beckley Street School, Ward five Mackwell Street Horse, Ward six City Court Room. October 168 noting Rebing mayor.
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Barre
Vrelook
United States
Vermont
Church Street
Spaulding Graded
Summer Street
Beckley Street
Rand
Mackwell Street
City
Doln Rebing
Crop Rotation for Root Knot Control in Cotton
Agricultural guidance from the Bureau of Plant Industry outlines a farm specific crop plan to combat root knot in cotton. It emphasizes using knot resistant crops like corn oats rye wheat crab grass iron cowpea velvet bean peanut beggarweed and avoiding nematode susceptible plants such as cowpeas alfalfa vetch soybeans clover sugar cane tomatoes okra cucumbers and tobacco. Suggested weed and soil management plus a fall sowing of winter crops followed by Tron cowpeas aims to improve soil humus and annual income while reducing root knot risk.
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Florida
Cotton Belt
Three Year Rotation in Cotton and Beekeeping Notes
The text discusses rotating crops including cotton with corn and iron cowpeas or peanuts, introducing wilt resistant cotton in year three, substituting wheat or rye for oats, and velvet bean for iron cowpeas in southern areas. It notes profits in longer three year rotations, mentions beekeeping with 20,000 beekeepers and $15 million honey value, and gives hive maintenance tips such as painting bodies and keeping comb honey from weak stocks. It ends with a humorous aside about a kettle and a joke section.
Jingles and Jests on a Michigan Race Scandal
A fragmented humorous clipping recounts a Michigan congressional race with accusations of bribery and name changes. It notes campaign excesses, public bounties, and late-night revelations about a rival tied to a large corporation, ending in a dramatic twist and moral commentary.
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Michigan
Athirst
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Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Ee Street Railway
Aquare
Jarry Tor Montpelier Assamaion
Alrson
Harte
Talk OF
the Town
TL. M. Averill
Edison
Ste iv
ROYAL
P. M. Carr
N. Main Se
Barre, Ve
Blah Wood
Legond Growth
Toni Linh
Arthur
Martin
Park Street
Websterville
L. J. Bolster
Coleprome
North Main Street
Scranton
D. M. Miles Coal Co
Willie
Binckwed
Randolph
Charles Griswold
Susan Atkins
Plainfield
Lyman Hutchinson
Janet Hatchinson
George Slack
Highlands
Arthur Howitt
Ernest McIntosh
Evelyn Thompson
Hayward
Swanepacott
Mass
Fabien Dupries
Tynan Rix
Brigham Creamery
Williamstown
Lynde Tml
A. W. Murray
Hambolt
Tenn
Geo. Wilber
J. K. Lynde
Main Street
Doan
Thomas
Croup
Li Whiteadre
Tufalo
Dr. King
Henry
Panama
Rold Wader
Red Cross
Rickert, & Well
J. L. Arkley
Montpeier
Mips Ry Eagan
Pittefort
Qa Noemi
Edward Cram Hon
Carte
Frank Kartman
Traer Street
Kellogg's Grocery
Frank E. Lowe
Boston
Greenfield
Mns
Virginia Towle
Greenfeld
Taft and Sherman
State Street
Enique Ma
W. N. Theriautt
Benjamin Gates
Samuel Pingree French
Weat Lebanon
N, IL
Mise
Mary Ongood
Florence Kelcey
Hawaiian Islands
Frm
Lebanon
Wolcott
North Randolph
Dy W
Aorton
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington
Wiet
Main
Pearl St
Barre, Vermrt
Cupri
Grandmama
Peter
Satan
Devil
Hades
King Oysteh
Detroit Tribune
Belin
New York
San
Fuller-Greene
C. H. Kendrick & CO
Drugeists
N. M. Nelson
Reliance Woodpecker Engine
C. H. Tayt
Randolph Center
Ver
Brin
S. J. Segel Co
Te Tank & Cumings, Oypste Gras Steils Wey Bey Dept Swome
Wre
Yermet
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