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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
7
A fragmented verse piece quotes a speaker seeking work and prosperity, referencing scarcity and a desire for income. The text includes archaic diction and stylistic flourishes, ending with a citation to Harper's Magazine. It preserves the sense of a490 internal monologue about employment and better circumstances.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that purifies the blood and acts on mucous surfaces. It claims endorsement by physicians, promises testimonials, and lists Cheney Co as the manufacturer in Toledo Ohio. It also mentions a constipation remedy and local advertisements.
A Vermont notice offers 60 cents per hundred pounds for dry bones and higher payment for clean dry boiled bones. Shipments of 200 pounds or more entitle freight paid from the seller’s station. barrels or sacks acceptable. From Page Hyde Park.
Woodstock strong team eyes a Vermont state title as manager EB Howes guides a seasoned roster. Highlights include standout pitcher Wyatt and star Dune at third. team batting .212 with a history of three Vermont titles and a current bid to repeat.
Arrangements are complete for Rutland county fair and show week beginning August 21 with the Woodwarday opening and running through Friday. The event features a horse show tied to the HNP and includes stallion General Gates from Morgan Horse Farm at Middlebury, noted as among the United States’ best. Entries of hackney and draft horses have come from Shelburne Farm, Shelburne, owned by Dr. Seward Webb.
The item lists military promotions involving Lieut. Leslie A. Chapman, details a rifle accident near Hyde Park injuring Charles Whitcomb, and mentions rail project plans by Junius Wells. It reports a deer shot near Greensboro Bend, auction results from the sawmill, a mystery shooter, and lists ministers who attended abomination services, naming many Vermont towns and churches.
Annual meeting at Hardwick highlights the Hopkins hospital association with a positive matron's report. From Oct 9 2007 to Aug 5 seventy four admissions, three percent operated, 41 procedural cases, 64 discharges, multiple recoveries and some deaths. An unknown man named Robert Johnson of Lynn Mass injured at Westminster suffered a fractured skull and uncertain recovery after an apparent fall from a freight train. The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Joseph Laon and Delia Toneatte celebrated in Burlington. Laon’s career as a barber spanned multiple towns, with fourteen children among them living in Burlington area. The couple’s descendants and long healthy spans noted.
Secretary Wilson returns from the West praising two crops as remarkably good and cites improved soil productivity due to agricultural colleges press and the department. He notes mountain streams drying from timber depletion and says the department is studying remedies for water source decline above new ring.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a satirical sketch or dialogue describing a rambling scene with misread names and muddled phrases. The piece seems to parody headlines and Olympic imagery, with a confused speaker lamenting a “bad Permy” and a blind man’s tin, lacking clear coherence or full context.
A Burlington hearing before Judge Seneca Hagerton assessed the method to compute railroad taxes for the State and Central Vermont railway. The company claims about 20000 less than the state, acknowledging unpaid taxes amid dispute. Attorneys Clark Fitts and the State Tax Commission represented the state, with Cow. Wittere and W B Stickmey for the company.
A vintage advertisement touts Newbro's Herpelide as a dandruff germ killer. Expert Anna Marypean skin specialist says dendruft is a scalp cuticle problem caused by paragites in the air. The ad claims hair restoration and soft abundance, urging readers to buy from Herpielde Co. Detroit.
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a confrontation involving Willie Tompkins and another boy. The text hints at a demand about apples and a retaliatory punch, with unclear context and missing details. No verifiable names or actions beyond Willie is confirmed.
Mr. W. Stone of East Poland Maine endorses Hucksen Arnica Salve for sore feet burns and all abrasions. Store listings Hed Brows Pharmacy Rickert Wells drag loc advertise its use with guarantee.
Washington and Saint the idstit demands of all creditors in the estate of Barh H Conner of Barre City to appear for examination and allow claims at the City of Barre on the day of July Allard Fay. Crmsilen Clay Cami lowers. Tues Aug 8. Rep ta
Commissioners appointed by the court for Warrington district invite all claimants of Sophia A. Dixie deceased to exhibit proofs and present their demands by fixed dates in Barre City. The notice, dated August 36, names Coram Gholines Beckley and other commissioners for settlement of debts and estates.
Farm, stock and tools of the La Hal rat estate on the Plain a few miles from Barre is ten acres with new barn and silo. Includes a superb sugar orchard and room for 28 cows. On rural mail route from Barre with mail delivery. Desirable for city-property buyers. Inquiries at the farm or by telephone 231-33, Line.
Local ad urges residents to replace glass and reglaze windows now. M Gotler offers picture framing and enlarging services at short notice and low prices from Cor, Seminary and Main Sts, Barre, with contact at Tel. 24-12.
Due to Mr J M Brault s death the Granite Plant and Business of Brault Sargent Montpelier Vt is for sale. Straight shed with modern devices and best location all new. Machinery unused for nine months now operating two cutter gangs in first class condition. Interested parties contact J D Sargent Montpelier Vt or Thos H Cave Jr Barre Vt.
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