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Newspaper
Barre Evening Enterprise
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1898
Page
4
Local residents make trips to Northiiest Arlington Morrisville and Burlington. Many attend church events, entertain at home, or travel for family reasons. Community groups discuss funerals, memorial duties, and civic duties while upcoming gatherings and club meetings are announced.
The Montpelier report suggests Col. Clark may be removed as governor Grout contends with calls for reform. Governor Cerutt dodges questions about a replacement while officials weigh changes in the personnel lineup amid public dissent.
Public notice from Barre Street Commissioners for a hearing on May 1 at 1 PM in the City Council Room to consider street realignment on Waeldeton Street and related land damages. City official names and date cited indicate a proceeding to determine public use and necessity for the easterly street extension.
A large quantity of second hand wheels offered at bargain prices. The seller invites buyers to come and inspect in the Basement of the Nichols Block.
An Raleigh source recalls Dean Hart of Denver as a bold young preacher amid cowboy era saloons. He refused to quit his work despite threats, preached in a rough shanty district, and later built a church, rising to dean of the Denver cathedral.
Comrades of R J Crandall Post gather at G AR Hall Saturday evening April seven to attend a citizens patriotic meeting in Miles Hall. All veterans and sailors are asked to join the Post and accompany them to the event. Commander Geramy Conner presiding.
Notice states Callaghan of Bolsters block North Main Street has no ties to Union Bakery. He asserts Union principles and that none of his goods are sold from the green cart, calling for public understanding.
Warning notice for Barre residents to attend a meeting at Miles Block North Main Street Barre Vermont on May 1 1808 to decide on purchasing or condemning the water system extending pipes with the city council leasing connections and possibly borrowing funds for water works and other related actions. The mayor Joan W Gordon dated April 21 1808 signs the notice.
A Detroit Free Press item notes dust shapes light, sky color, and weather. It explains how dust illuminates sunbeams, colors the blue sky, forms cloud moisture, and even affects daylight and dampness in homes, stressing dust as a pivotal natural element.
The article retells anecdotes from a Western town about a man nicknamed Old Comparison and his sayings. It contrasts small isolated groups leading to quarrels with observations on lighthouse keepers and married couples. It also notes methods for wheedling a librarian and a humorous post-election quip about Jones.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt follows a man recovering from illness who tests a coffee substitute. His wife hints at deception as he suspects the taste differs, while he enjoys better health and ponders a realm of possible adulteration. It centers on domestic life and the peculiar coffee substitute industry.
An assortment of 19th century schoolroom notes and literary asides. The piece discusses Wingate's Arithmetic and its successors, old teaching methods, and the shift to manuscript sam books. It also weaves in Daudet's rural sketches and a Paris letter on social quirks and a lawyer’s arbitrary fee.
Mrs. Frank Jnif of Detroit reports Salvation Oil cured her ankle sprain and praises it for pains and bruises. Ad claims Salvation Oil, sold at 25 cents, is the only remedy that will do the work promptly.
An 19th century medical notice warns that kidney disease affects pregnancy and womb health, urging reading a pamphlet from Dr Wilner of Rushamton New York. It promotes a remedy called Humps Root and claims free pamphlets by mail with a small fee for postage.
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