The Cradle of Hand Scythe Craft in Maine Harvest
Dispatch from Friendship Maine recounts a peak August wheat harvest with scarce cradles, the old tool used to lay grain in windrows. Jim Tuttle, a towering figure in the mowing crew, epitomized the pressure of finishing tasks, while Ray Nelson experiments with pioneer bread from hand-harvested grain.
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Jim
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Christian Science Publishing Society
Bennington News Roundup Mentions Peaches and Local Events
The piece notes peaches ripening in Bennington and praises tree ripeness over green fruit. It lists local growers Albert Burgess and John H. Moore, plus cultural items such as the Vermont Historical Society plans for a pre 1800 imprint checklist and notable contributors John Spargo and Hall Park McCullough. It also covers the Cooper auction on Hillside Street with 1,000 bidders, the Vermont Symphony Orchestra concert under Alan Carter at the Bennington Armory, and various local civic notes including education, elections, church memorials, and a historic baseball scandal from 1920 and Roosevelt’s 1937 Bonneville Dam dedication.
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Albert Burgess
Fillmore Farms
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North Street
The
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Virginia deBlasiis
Glens Falls
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Alan Carter
Doris Carlow
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Arlington Memorial High School
Arlington
US Civil Service Commission
Easter Seal Thanks To The Banner Readers And Volunteers
The Letter to the Editor thanks Bennington County residents for Easter Seal Campaign contributions in 1977. It credits town chairs and the RSVP group for mailing and stuffing, honors the Easter Seal Development Committee, and notes Vermont Achievement Center’s 40 years of service. Kathleen Coughlin, VAC executive secretary, extends appreciation to donors and visitors.
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Weighty Corporate Quotas Drive Fat Bosses to Diets
In a satirical scene from a corporate world, J.B. of Consolidated frets over a study claiming heavy executives earn less and rise slower. A weigh-in targets a 30 pound gain for all VPs, sparking debates on federal rules and discrimination while Smarmsworth navigates a diet fueled power struggle.
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