Market Report from Poston Ohio With Prices and Goods
The Poston market notes a broad supply and price moves across produce. Cheese and apples show declines while beans corn and grapes remain steady with large receipts for the season. vegetables such as celery lettuce and potatoes are plentiful and cheap. wheat trades with speculative interest and large sales by operators are absorbed.
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Poston
Liverpool
Rielle
Pont
California
Stison
Sfesale
Beurre d' Anjou
Ornia Tokays
Boston
Cauli- Nowers
Advarce
Houlton
Green Mountains
Lybrons
York State
Virginia Sweet
Savoy
Hubbard
Bay State
Uoder
Fancy
Brighton
Tito
New York Flour Market Reports Mixed Receipts Prices
Commercial grain notes show New York prices for VELOUR and Minnesota flour, with various patents and grades listed. Market steady with spot trades and futures terms noted, including shipments and quality descriptors across multiple grades and consignments.
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New York
Minnesota
Kere
Walt
Duluth
Manitoba
Ole
Mary
Strangest Case By GUY BOOTHBY Serialized Adventure
The piece presents an early installment of a serialized mystery by Guy Boothby, warning readers to follow through to the conclusion and noting it is published under a special arrangement. It invites continued reading in upcoming issues.
Great coal strike low tide as arbitration nears
The week reports a six member commission plus recorder to settle operator miner disputes with President Mitchell set to urge resumption of mining. White House announces the strike off as conditions improve and operations may begin next week.
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Carroll JD. Wright
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
White House
Boston
Liptom
Ameria
New York
Les
Crutch
Venezuela
Waverley
Mass
Thomas 0. Selfridge
Totavy
ISIS
Chisthin Endeavorers
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
New Orleans
Chilengo
Dhan
Russia
China
Alma
Cuba
United States
Sonjfriere
Mercantire
Massachusetts
Piremen’s Association
Pavto Rico
Westoffice Department
Sereno Payne
Sultan of
Bacolod
Moros
France
Hague
House of coinnNoens
la Victoria
Perdomo
Co‘Homblan
Pansania
Unber
Arbitration Commission
United — Irish League
Portand
Pennsylvania
Hill
Wormiun
Harvard
Columbia
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Tressury
Chile
Colombia
Odessa
Morocco
Caracas
Italy
Tlevant
Castro
The Weekly Free Press Promises 96 Columns Weekly
Vermont readers are urged to share names of neighbors who do not subscribe. The Free Press pledges 96 columns of news per week for a year and invites sending sample copies to non-subscribers. The ad promotes the Free Press Job Office for printing services.
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Verimon
Free Press
Vermont
Vermont Local News John Walker Leaves for Work Abroad
John Walker, who came from Seathind to work as an OS stone-cutter, left Friday for Montreal and then will proceed to South Africa for further employment opportunities.
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John Walker
Seathind
Montreal
South Africa
Local notes from Jericho and surrounding towns
A compact chronicle of Jericho and nearby communities notes visits, marriages, housing changes, and local events. Otis Church memorials, carriages, school visits, and religious gatherings appear alongside tree planting, road and dam projects, and lightning damage to a barn.
Hinesburgh Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Fred Coleman and Laura visited Granby Massachusetts Monday to see Mrs Katherine Sharp. Ernest Banetuary and daughter from Montpelier stayed over Sunday. Rev G W Russell lent his plane to the town hall for Choral Union practice. Mrs H C Russell improves from illness. Louise Ray of Shelburne visits Lucy Ray. Alfred Brothers staying with M K Mrothers. Harry Page of the two M spent time with parents last week. A cow was killed by a bolt Sunday. a silver gray fox was shot last week. Dr Meibbon rents, and will soon save bite the beige restiy oe upheld.
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CG Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Belten
Otis
Henry Bixby
Garland
Underhill Center
Mra
John Tanley
Frank Marlow
Darton
Merc
Monn
Inder
Teh
Burlington
Augustus Waters
Waterville
Hoyt Kinney
Young Mer
Prior
Jericho
Whitcomb
M. PL
Maurice
S. A. Hale's
John Russell
Amy Nish
Nashville
Oylark
Burl Whittaker
C. G. Carpenter
WC. Stevens
Stevens
Mseex Junction
S$. B Wells
Elise Atehnsont
Hanis
Martha Woolworth
Tradell
Madame Gautier
Milton
George F. Patel
Fred Coleman
Laura
Granby, Maes
Katherine Sharp
Ernest Banetuary
Montpelier
G. W. Russell
Town Hall
Choral Union
H. C. Russell
Louise Ray
Shelburne
Lucy Ray
Alfred Brothers
M. K. Mrothers
Harry Page
Meibbon
Local Notices and Residents Train Through Weekend Movements
A collage of short notices reports Edward Drink Water completing a new hose and Barry Sidney Griffin finishing a large storehouse at Mechaninosville. Various residents travel to visit relatives in Portland Washington and New York while others attend events in Colchester and Starksboro.
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Edward Drink
Barry
Sidney Griffin
Nic
Mechaninosville
Hurtry H
Vo Mo
Alfred Brothers
Merrian
New York
McKbhbon
Adams
Bellows Falls
C. ¢. Adams
James Russell
Bridport
W. Russell
Lake Trequois
Starksboro
Don Munie
Richmond
Bolshagur
Local Notes From Burlington And Area
Mrs Edward Isham visiting friends in Burlington. Mrs Marchi Start of Westford and Miss Margaret Tilley attended events over the weekend. Miss Mattie Reynolds brought Miss Alice Isham home Friday afternoon returning Sunday. Miss Ifrinah Iinadill remains bed bound. Hints of Elm root length observations. James Millham back from Washington. John Riley moves family to Monte Her this week.
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Edward Isham
Burlington
Marchi Start
Westford
A Cliss B. A
Margaret Tilley
Mattie Reynolds
UA. V. M
Alice Isham
Ifarinah Iinadill
Millham
Washington
John Riley
Local Notes from Huntington Center and Nearby Towns
Residents report visitors and family trips including Mr and Mrs Wyman Tetcheited visiting in Montpelier and Miss Kate Shatin from Rathind visiting friends. Mrs Vet joodenough returns home. Keney Wright injured and receiving care. The three youngest of A Merson suffer cuts. a new bridge installation begins. telephones installed for Fred Welstan and Wilard Syaiterson. Mrs O Bullugh returns from Swanton.
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Hill
Merme
Wyman
Montpelier
Elalloek
Beton
Ptollnek
John (Has
Lincoln
Kate Shatin
Rathind
Dot Fosdeneweh
Meypelier
Chamberlin
Richmena
Keney Wright
Delonge
W. Shattuck
South Starksboro
Archie Fill
Lristal
William Granger
Tron
West Bolton News Highlights Local Visits and Church Events
Mrs. and Mrsson W Blake of Eden visited last week. Miss Adda Brooke spent time at home. A chicken pie supper is planned at the Methodist Church Friday evening. Winter entertainments begin with Lincoln Kirk, then Rev Penney lectures in Burlington. Church notices include sacraments, love feast, and seating changes.
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Emma Forbes
Lameon
Burlington
Sheddad
Thirling
Welman Walston
Urion
Gertude Fryant
Chorge Goodrich
Charles Walston
Ising’ Tiighters
A. l. Binghan
Winder
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lincoln Kirk
Frank D. Penney
Holy Land
Christ
Penney
Elurch
Julien Hlorten
Salem
England
Scotland
Gieurke Ov. Brown
Burlinston
Methodist Church
Ehurch
Andrew Jones
Cmd
Trish
Boston
George Smith
Worcester
King’s Daughters
Fdr
Stoddard
Westford Notes From Town and Nearby
Westford and surrounding towns report residents traveling to Boston and returning. Maud Jenne came back to Derbyshire Tuesday while Ray Allen, son of Fred Allen, visits from Plattsburgh. A brick wrecked H N Macomber’s grist mill on Friday. Mrs J E Allen returned from Burlington after two weeks. Walter Thall of Chicago visited Lo Jadl. Mr and Mrs Wo Ries returned from Boston. One of CoD Marge's horses died last night. Mr and Mrs Reuben Jugk visit Divide Park.
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Bates
Boston
Maud Jenne
Derkshire
Ray H Allen
Fred Allen
Fy. & Allen
Allen
United States Infantry
Plattsburgh
H. N. Macomber
J .E. Allen
Hhurlington
Walter Thall
Chicage
Lo Jiadl
Wo Ries
Cod Marge
Hennes Macomber
Uelig
Toy
Mir
M Reuben Jugkchoof
Divide Park
Swamp Beet Kidney Remedy Claims Cure for Kidney Trouble
A wartime style testimonial from Gertrude Warner Scott extols Swamp Beet Kidney Remedy, stating severe kidney trouble and femine health issues were cured after doctors failed. The ad claims rapid weight gain and overall recovery, offering a free sample bottle.
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Gertrude Warner Scott
Swamp Root Free Offer Advertised by Mail
A postorial notice touts a free sample of Swamp Root with a mail offer from Binghamton New York. Readers are urged to respond if they have symptoms and a sample bottle will be sent at no cost, with testimonials from others claiming cures.
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Steuny Po
Galveston
California
Bs Lve
Texas
Hilo
City
India
Westorm
Penueyivania
Southern Jersey
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Steuers
Thomas Larner
Main Street
Lave
Gaumager Ford
Bache & Co
New Orlens
Wilmer
Medi
Binghamton
N.Y
Dee Kilmer
Burlington
Pir Dilmers
Binehaimton
Harvest Supper and Community Notices in Jonesville Area
Local clerical and social notes describe a harvest supper led by Rev J W Norris at the Congregational Church and a string of town gatherings. The column lists visits, family events, travel to Boston and Montpelier, and an 80th anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs N S Wood with attendees from St Albans and Burlington.
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Charlee Munson
Ladies
Hierle
Othe Town
Clovemble Creamery Company
J. W. Norris
Marre
Muss
Everning
Mr. Norris
H. G. Mammond
Burinigion
Attic
Wood
Fulle
Vavetta Votter
Sur
Boston
Col
Mra. H
Clark
Mist Orange
N. J
F. Paxen
H. G. Meeked
Illinois
California
B. Bailey
Lawn Lake
William Mulley
Poitier
Milton
Lowell
Moss
W. V. Ashley
Woodyville
Mary Ashios Jed Ernest
Egan Homie
Medtox
Cobre
Varina
Pleaeant Valley
Essex Junction News Notes and Local Incidents
Immense jumble of items from Essex Junction includes Delia Bilines engagement to Prank Dagie, local shop and millinery updates, the Porter Screen plant foundation completed, new three story building planned, several accidents at a woolen mill, and court notices involving Joseph Plofenve versus Ward of Westford plus other town details.
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Delia
Caltivater
Dagie
Menry Dungie
Tiraiy
Drg
Burney
New Bhiven
New
Lone Hon
New York
Lata Teachout
Aoyieit
Alex Paishe
Walter
Niserage
Datesel
Alee
Romnie Meehe
Main Street
Porter Screen Company
Joseph Plofenve
Staiey
Dua House
Ulicoine
Sheehan
Itokien
Rome
Sprig Street
Colchester Community Notices From Local Church and Schools
Local notices report visiting members at the Congregational Church in Colchester and nearby towns. Mrs bred Andros and daughter Delon are visiting. Prairk Cary is mentioned. Mrs William May and Mrs Mary Calne are delegates from the Congregationalist children’s day program with a state training event planned in Morriaville this week.
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Sty Albans
Croolett
I BO Nelson
Triavelle
Carina
Sirher
Serigistu
Mea
Della Toluee
Frank Dagie
Bred Andros
Delon
Prairk Cary
William May
Mary Calne
Morriaville
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Pris Finn
Tee Westerns
Boston Copper Market
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Oseeoly
Tameareek
Pade
Utah
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Wolverine
Victori
Rueter and Cheesh Market
Northern
Oreaanery, Voor Western
Dee
Tan
Seo
Northwestern
Wiiskey
Produce Exchange Today Butter Us Stemiv
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George W. Hughes
Keefe
Hverett
William
Turner Sioots
W. J. Mallard
Robert Tramilion
Turners
Irish National League
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Quincy
William ‘Tl. Cheswell
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Grand Hotel
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Dorothy MacLane
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Iistakes
Sourriere
Ohio
Civil Service
Great Gould Securities Company
Morgan
Canada
R. Wolfenden's Sons
New England Novelty Yarn Company
Attleboro
Mine Workers
Redmond
Dillon
Pavitt
Jim Younger
St. Paul
Root
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Fred Grant
Smith
Herreshol
Aguinaldo
Itteton
Ala
Congress of Americists
Mason
Ilinois
Edward Butler
St. Louis
Branford
Conn
Kentucky Railway Commissioners
J.P. Morgan
Mindanao
House of Commons
Shali
United Kingdom
the Weekly
Chittenden County
Ella Adams
Madson
N. Y
Clara Howe
L. L. Blood
Mary Balch
BB. Willams and
G. B. Hulud
Albert Byington
Jonesville
Montpelier Thesday
Thomas Hatly
John McGarghan
N. i Kenyon
OC. A. Averil
Wesley Jerry
A. T. Crandall
Charles Bostwick
Br. Bradley
Avie Jacobs
WS. Walker
George Viney
Alona Chise
Piddock
Letil- Hindeirete of
Kings Daughters of Joneville Clase
Paddock
Waterbury
Louisa M. Smiley
Kings Daghters
Albert Horlinus
Richmond Power & Light Company
Robinson's Mill
Gillett Pond
Illantington
W. BE. Flags
Slylus
Robert J. ‘Towers
Albany Bisiness College
Albury
L. W. Shedil
Lid
Milton Stevens
Chester Cutler
Silas Perry
Congressional Church
Perry
George Wy
Stabe
Jen Allen
FP. B. Macomber
Charlotte
George A. Foote
Charlotte Center
Lewis Dean
Arthur Stearns
Host Charlotte
Arthur Bissette
Ferrisburgh
Richard Seguin
Saranae Tate
Loyd ‘Ucker
H. Alexander
Hinesburgh
Colchester
Adrian Nay Jis
BR. Atwood
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Rolla Wright
St, George
Huntington Center
West Milton
West Bolton
Williston
Vinton
Towa
Rilmer & CO. Binetimes
Stentold
Hack
Piper Saber
Gertrude Warher Scott
Huntington
Hie
Brother’s. FW
Laramy
Red Myers
Plaine
Joseph Pamberd
Parmalea
Tlingten
Wis
Ptandets
Heave
Bees
Sheldon
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J. W. Johneon
Robert
Mies
Minster
Furthiyse
Polly Warren
Cimity
Veterine
Athena
Bennett
George Nutting
Briggs Wind Diumlite
New Haven
Ida Perescie Queet
Mrs TV
Johnson Sundaess
Miint Wiveehoon
Irvin Ting
Concord
N. JL
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Derry
Watlington
Bing
Wlh
di Calis
Mat
Plakrker
Thayer
Eddy Hive
Newton ‘Omlinson
Chester Cuther Sriahis
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Middlesex
Haueton
William Muddy
Mreysale Remi
Piva Ord
Hiilton
Essex Junction
Winooski
Othe Puget
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