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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
4
A Vermont political snapshot notes Republicans retain a working majority in the legislature despite internal divisions. Gossip centers on party strength in Orange and Bradford, with Hardwick’s moral stance sparking local debate. Mentions James K. Burke and other Vermont figures amid Roosevelt Taft contrasts.
In Barre Vermont the pre election canvass failed to energize Republicans as voters showed little enthusiasm for candidates. The piece credits aggressive publicity by campaign writers for awakening interest and suggests Democrats could benefit from similar tactics to narrow the usual Republican edge in a presidential year. It notes unaffiliated voters may swing with convictions but found no strong incentive among Democrats.
The Burlington News laments low turnout in local town and village meetings in Vermont. It notes Col John G Norton’s service and memorializes prior campaigns. It urges more effort to mobilize voters, warning that only about one percent attended diverse meetings.
Towns debate changing to a plurality vote on the second ballot to reduce costly repeated election cycles. Critics warn that endless contests damage local relations and foster vendettas, while supporters cite practical economic and governance benefits.
The Swanton Courier notes that predictions about traffic regulation will take years to unfold yet urges patience. It cites reckless drivers but advocates continued highway improvement and welcoming automobilists to enjoy Vermont’s attractions as the industry grows.
A collage of light verse and jokes from era newspapers. It includes a domestic vignette about Aunt Mary and Ethel, quips on engagement rings, a dinner joke about bilas, and playful lines about sleep, cigars, and honey. It cites The Houston Post and Cleveland Leader in passing.
Among the strong men elected to the house of representatives Turslay, were Joseph A. Detter of Montpellir Frank J. Bird of Vergammes Frank K. Mowe of Kennington John L. Beacon of White River dunetion Herbert G. Harber of Brat Ueboro Allen M. Pletehor of Cavendish Thomas C. Cheney of Morrieville They are all men who will have a strong hand in the shaping of legislation Rutland prows.
Vermont Union Signal reports a polarized fight for the Vermont congressional seat. It accuses Democrats and Republicans of employing a crooked ethical code to block primary challenges. It cites D J Foster and S Henry Powers, with Burke and Pape named among the party leaders.
The piece presents a folk miscommunication about Rhode Island Reds chickens with a humorous exchange about ownership and similarities. It shifts to a curious note on hatching fish eggs via a strange egg bell and a warm pool, suggesting a quirky, mixed domestic tale.
Readers craving a robust yet soothing cup discover new blends and brewing insights. Tea enthusiasts sample bold varieties from bright greens to smoky blacks while local shops offer tasting sessions and expert tips for perfect steeping.
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