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St. Johnsbury
Associated Press
Vermont
Sunny Squiblets and the Buck Passing on Rail Labor
The piece jokes about umbrellas sold as strainers and rails policy, noting government shifts of responsibility to private owners. It mentions economic cuts in towns to avoid highway repairs and a push for the next president to be a businessperson, while noting rising college fees burdening poor students.
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Tay
Wen
Washington Birthday Tribute Highlights Washington’s Civility
The piece extols Gen George Washington and President Ford for constitutional restraint and universal ideals. It cites Washington’s maxims on conduct, respect for authority, and submission to law, urging readers to place national interest above party and individual ego. It ends with a colonial era reference and an odd ad line about Nuzol.
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Gen. Ford
George Washington
Washington
Marewell
Washingon
St Johnsbury Town Meeting Warns Voters for March 2 1920
Citizens of St Johnsbury are warned to meet at Town Hall on Tuesday March 2 1920 at 9 a m to elect town officers and vote on multiple questions including liquor sale licenses class five hotel taxation and public health funding Requests include appointing commissioners budget for Decoration Day exemption for Plymath Creamery Tauber Lipton & Co shirt factory sale of county courthouse rights academy tuition high school building funding and highway expenditures with various tax and authorization items listed by the selectmen and town clerk in the February 16 1920 notice endorsed by the town selectmen and clerk
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St. Johnsbury
J. W. Davies
Plymathy
Creamery Company
Caledonia County
Naith
St. Johnsbury Academy
St Johnsbury
A. J
Alf, Lawrence
Seth L. Grant
Frank N. Carr
Charles G. Braley
Remarkable change for Patrick Ryan after Tanlac trial
Patrick Ryan of 50 Hitchins Street West Concord New York says three bottles of Tanlac improved indigestion rheumatism nerves and sleep. He reports restored appetite regained strength and better breathing and plans to continue Tanlac. Tanlac sold at Landry's Drug Store Railroad Street St Johnsbury Vermont adv
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Patrick Ryan
Hitchins Street
West Concord
N. My
Ryan
Concord
Mr. Ryan
Tanke
Tany
Landry's
Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Adv
Died Saturday Afternoon Chas C Locke Condolence Rich
Chas C Locke died Saturday afternoon in St Johnsbury where he had worked 26 years. He ran a house furnishings shop at 98 Railroad street since 189? and was its proprietor at death. He married Feb 18 1902 and leaves a wife two children a daughter and a son plus two sisters and a brother. He belonged to Apollo Lodge Green Mountain Lodge K of P and Elks and was a popular longtime salesman. Bereaved community extends condolences.
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St. Johnsbury
Railroad Street
Locke
Ovem Jenne
Windsor
Liam G. Locke
Boston
Eustis Teatti
Elks
Newport Challenges St. Johnsbury Team
Newport and St. Johnsbury prepared for a northern section basketball showdown with title implications. Manager Rudolf Birelaw seeks a single site in Newport School Hall to avoid travel fatigue, proposing a split of gate receipts and contingent arrangements to settle the tithe of champions.
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Newport
St. Johnsbury
Pageatic
Rudolp Birelaw
School Hall
Bigelow
Dr Rees Explores Judgment and the Last Day
The speaker outlines the judgment by Christ, stressing that deeds done in the body are scrutinized by an omniscient, impartial, and just judge. He warns of final separation, urges repentance, and paints the scene of the final day as believers inherit the kingdom while others face outer darkness.
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Gabriel
Jesus Christ
Pirst
Tam
Ape
Artaxerxes
Alexander
Napoleon
Wellington
Washington
Clorus Widh
Ministers Urge True Christian Life at Grace Methodist Service
Sunny service at Grace Methodist Church drew men and boys as Dr. Rees preached on the need to live a Christian life rather than mere profession. He cited examples from Spurgeon and others, urged immediate commitment, and appealed for support to advance Christ’s work.
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ST. Johnsbury
Grace Methodist Church
Rees
Mes. Rees
Morrison
A. Poole
George A. Martin
F. B. Richards
James B. Campbell
Charles A. Shields
Ralo BE. Howes
Harold C. French
Frank H. Brooks
Mra. Rees
Th. Rees
St. John SC
Jacob Astor
Ible
Spurgeon
Lehigh Valley Crossing
Christ
Averet
St. Johnbury
Pe Oy
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
Petrograd
Pearly Gates
Dr. Tees
Jesus Christ
E Gunge
Bradford Area News Roundup and Local Highlights
Bradford notes bring back Brad Ford Se McClure from California and report illness and deaths in nearby towns including Neal Sargent of Plymouth and Helen Conant from pneumonia. Dartmouth Carnival attendance, Bradford Academy victory over Windsor High 25 to 10, and community events such as a Congregational church Valentine social are described along with school ice and fuel difficulties and residents relocating to California.
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SE. McClure
California
McClure
Vermont
Neal Sargent
Plymouth
N. H
Bradford
Wowl
Harrison Sargent
Helen Carr
Lugonit
M. M. G. Carr
Wesley Taylor
Neal Blake
Hanover
Helen Conant
Conant
Nellie Gill Stock Co
Piermont Crossing
Burton Laren Taicus
France
Camp, Dix
N. J
Ji L. Burroughs
Windsor High School
Windsor
St. Johnsbury Academy
Armory
Harold Avery
Dartmouth
Congregational Church
Uncertain OCR Slice Describes Zuyder Zee Reclamation Efforts
Incomplete text recounts the Zuyder Zee once a marsh surrounded lake and notes land reclamation since the eleventh century. Mentions former size about 2000 square miles and average depth around one foot.
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Zuyder Zee
Bliss Native Bliss 3 Tablets Advertised Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Bliss Native Herb Tablets for kidney liver and bowel health. It claims natural digestion without harsh pains and promises curing the disease to restore normal conditions. Each box reportedly includes a guarantee coupon and a blue seal marked Alonzo Bliss Washington DC.
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Alonzo 0. Bliss
Maude
A. O. Bliss
Washington, DC
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Evening Caledonian and Record
Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
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Herbert A. Smith
J. Johnsbury
Newport Record Office
Koot Block
Richard PD
Howe
Sunny
W. A. Freeman
Johnsbury
Tel
Gadde
Central Street
Coe. Iit
Fin
International Cartoon
Eisner
Tanlac
Chas. C. Locke
Dr. Rees
Passampale Lodge
Passampele Lodge
Passumpsig Lodge
Birney L. Hall
Fred H. Dolloff
Haswell Royal Arch
Mineh
Bloomfield A
Palmer
E. H. P. Raymond A
Pearl, Lee
Palestine Commandery
No. 5
K. T
Order of the
Kk. T
Willard V. Orcutt
E. Com. A. M. Lang
Knights of Pythias
Apollo Lodge
C. Ingersoll
C. C
If. C
Abbott
Universal
A. E. Counsell & Son
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
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