Evening Caledonian newspaper masthead and specs
Evening Caledonian established 1837 lists annual and shorter subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery in St. Johnsbury Vermont. It states Associated Press ownership and rights, entry details, staff roles, and contact practice for phone inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian
St. Johnsbury
W. D. Pelley
Chas. C. Lord
Alice Massey
Robert. Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
Margaret Robie
W. E. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles S. Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Legislature Debates Chiro Practic Bill And Highway Court
The Vermont legislature debated the chiro practic bill with strong words while highways and appointments drew attention. Governor Clement reappointed Stoddard Bates as highway commissioner for proven work. The patrol committee’s highway bill was killed, and bond debates surfaced. Obituary notes editor Charles Jamieson of the White River Junction Landmark, a longtime loyal newspaperman. Barre Daily Times lauds Secretary Daniels for American esteem over foreign honors.
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Charles Jamieson
White River Junction
Jamieson
Daniels
Barre Daily Times
United States
Telephone Hearing On War Time Suspensions And Gains
The 1918 suspension of new business due to the war may lift in 1919 with a large potential gain if efforts resume. The company cited a $8000 impact from a 5 percent station loss and projected about $20,000 more from district growth after a 6 percent dial decrease. Delegation questions whether service expansion could raise business without rate hikes.
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McIndoes
West Barnet Social News and Local Notes
Miss Edith Farmer returned from Montpelier Seminary to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Farmer. George Mathers is recovering from influenza and appendicitis. Miss Stasie Phillips came back from Orleans and will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Phillips to help the poor. Mr and Mrs John Drown visited their daughter Mrs J J Stafford in Lyndonville. James Cosgrove departed for Boston on a business trip.
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West Barnet
Edith Farmer
Montpelier Seminary
Fred Farmer
George Mathers
Stasie Phillips
Orleans
Oscar Phillips
Hey
John Drown
J. J. Stafford
Lyndonville
Thompson seeks renomination as Chicago mayor in primaries
William Hale Thompson, mayor since 1915, seeks another term as Chicago heads into primaries this week. Born in Boston and educated in public schools, he built an early cattle fortune before returning to manage his late father's Chicago estate. He first entered politics as an alderman in 1900 and faces strong opposition from the regular Republican establishment and many independents amid war era criticisms.
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William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Boston
Thompson
Far West
W. Clark Russell
New York City
London
Philadelphia
Germany
Orkney
Shetland Islands
Verdun
Rome
Birthdays of notable figures mark anniversaries today
Sir Arthur Pearson and Baron Strathclyde share today as birth anniversaries. Louis Grossman, Rear Admiral Joseph E. Craig, and Honus Wagner also born on this date. The year 1918 recalls Bolshevist government terms and Britain’s troop moves in Ireland. Read the next chapter of The Greater Glory.
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Sir Arthur Pearson
America
Alexander Ure
Baron Strathclyde
Glasgow
Louis Grossman
Cincinnati
Vienna
Joseph E. Craig
Medina
N. Y
John H
Honus) Wagner
Garnegie
Germany
Britain
Ireland
Road tests prove Oldsmobile Economy Trucks dependable
Lansing Michigan February 24 Noted that modern factory practice often skips road tests yet Oldsmobile Economy Trucks are test driven on rough country roads before shipment. Experts bolt three quarters of a ton to the frame and run the chassis to break in the motor and adjust components. The plan aims to ensure reliability and proper setup, with close supervision of every unit in service.
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Lansing
Mich
Blim
Olds Vt. Co
Fairbanks Morse declares quarterly dividend
Fairbanks Morse & Co announces a regular quarterly dividend of 1.5 percent on its preferred capital stock. It will be payable March 1, 1919, to stockholders of record February 20, 1919. Transfer books close February 20, 1919 at end of business until 10:00 a.m. March 1, 1919. F. M. Boughey secretary. Chicago miners February 20, 1919.
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F. M. Boughey
Chicago
Today’s events from coast to coast set civic and sporting Quérennial tone
Boston welcomes President Wilson back from the Peace Conference while Rt Rev Henry Althoff marks five years as Belleville bishop. Kansas Livestock Show begins in Wichita. London hosts seamen talks and the Imperial Board of Trade fair. Milwaukee hosts Builders Exchange convention and New Orleans hosts Hardwood Manufacturers meeting. Minnesota Pharmacists meet in St Paul as educators gather in Chicago for NEA sessions. Racing and boxing files fill a busy calendar with events in New Orleans Philadelphia and Jersey City.
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Boston
Wilson
Henry Althoff
Belleville
Kansas
National Association of Builders’ Exchange
Milwaukee
Southwestern Hardwood Manufacturers’ Club
New Orleans
St. Paul
Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association
Chicago
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Ammunition Train and the New England Officers Mentioned
The account describes the ammunition train supporting General Aultman noting no shortages during heavy artillery use in the St Mihiel drive. It lists officers and men added in February, including Col William Keville and Major J M Ashley, with Vermont and local connections. The passage contrasts naval funding proposals with constitutional governance and cites President Wilson’s war efforts and the perspective of Civil War leader Lincoln.
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Fat Wa
Aultman
101St
St. Mihiel
New England
William Keville
8Th
Massachusetts
J. M. Ashley
Vermont Regiment
Vermont
Ashley
Burlington
Charles E. Pell
St. Albans
Harold H. Howe
Northfield
William N. Hudson
Burlington Free Press
John Shantey
Winooski Fire Department
Dawe E. McMath
Adjutant General's Office
Montpelier
Richard T. Corey
Newport
Melaney
Hartwell
St. Johnsbury
Lang
Brickley
Bellows Falls
Gleason
Norwich University
East Burke News Bids and Visits Note Mrs Flora Avery
East Burke items show Flora Avery from Newport visiting her mother Mrs A T Davis in town. George John hosts visitors in South Wheelock. The Buells spent a week in Victory with Frank Denton. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday with Mrs James Gallagher ill. Carl Harris in Montpelier with his father. Representatives Saris Mrs Bailey and Clifford Vance traveled from Flint, Maine after the death of Mrs Mabel Vance. Dennis Davis and family from Boston visited Mr and Mrs M H Gilson. Our want ads pay.
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Flora Avery
Newport
A. T. Davis
Ezra John
George John
South Wheelock
James Buell
Frank Denton
James Gallagher
Carl Harris
Montpelier
S.arris
Bailey
Clifford Vance
Flint
Mabel Vance
Dennis Davis
Boston
M. H. Gilson
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Evening Caledonian
W. D. Pelley Publishing Co., Inc
Eastern Avenue
T. Johnsbury, Vt
Associated Press
Gov. Clement
Stoddard Bates
Bates
James Cosgrove
Turap
Jundte HaLe
Moe
Jlet
Oldsmobile Economy
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Havana
Cuba
St. Louis
Kansas City
Portland
Ore
Springfield
Mass
Carl Johnson
Louis Nelson
Pete Herman
Joe Burman
Frankie Britt
Monk Fowler
Jeff Smith
Chuck Wiggins
Columbus
Whitey Fitzgerald
Johnnie Drummie
Jersey City
Lincoln
East Burke
P. A. Brown
A. E. Smith
Main Street
Lyndonville, Vt
F. A. Scott Co
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Russell E. Lowrey
R. A. Renfrew
J. S. Weeks
David Frechette
A. H. Gleason
Orr Bros
Sears & Bamp
Richford
Lee
Blanchard
Groton
Daley & Landry
W. E. Brock
South Troy
E. M. Gray
Derby Line
F. M. Dean
H. W. Powers
Fitzdale
R. Bean
W. Stewartstown
N. H
A. W. Waite
Morrisville
Hawley Brothers
Jefferson E. Lane and Son
Pike Station
Pike
McDiarmid and Co
Blake
J. 8
Barr
Bakersfield
J. H. Gendron
Porter and Church
Bradford
Caswell & O'Rourke Store Co
Isale Distributors
Frenghingorean CO
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