St Johnsbury Record Terms and Membership Notes
Johnsbury Vermont notice lists office contact numbers and editor Mowe. Subscriptions by mail four dollars yearly, two dollars six months, one dollar three months, carrier delivery fifty cents monthly in St. Johnsbury. Government orders payment in advance. Associated Press rights reserve republication of news, despatches, and local items. Entered May 1 1916 as second class. In recent years fewer than 100 voters attend proceedings.
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St. Johnsbury
Associated Press
Vermont
Fruit Liver Tablets Heals Ailments In Thought Era Report
A New Thought advocate from Scupecrapy New York credits Fruit a Tives or Fruit Liver Tablets with relief from liver and stomach trouble. The testimony claims improved complexion and vitality. Also notes annual village meeting with expected large turnout to decide on a $62 000 budget for 1920.
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N.Y
From Fruit-A-Tive Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Board of Trustees
Ratification Split Among Vermont Voters in Northeastern County
A Bennington Banner poll of 100 voters in northeastern Vermont shows two oppose ratification in any form, eighteen favor ratification with the Ledge reservation, thirty favor ratification without reservation, and fifty favor immediate ratification with compromise reservations. The survey suggests Vermont favors ratification with reservations to avoid American troop commitments without U.S. consent. Academy notes follow with teacher changes, a Steinert piano gift, and student activities including a 214-voice chorus and Bayley Prize finals.
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Bennington
St. Johnsbury
Caledonian-Netword
Vermont
Ledge
League of Nations
Wilson
United States
Washington
Academy
Arthur Craig
Carvie Farnum
Jean Goodrich
Margaret Brooks
Elain Wild
A. L. Smith
Econion
Thidonia County
St. Jokesbury
Edwin A. Bayley
Eleanor Stone
Helen Cushman
Olga McClary
Isabel Porter
Edward French
Allan Hunter
Nearly 2000 Cars Registered On January 1
The secretary of state listed 1,819 automobiles registered as of January 1, with 339 for commercial use. Including 1,500 license applications in a vault, total potential registrations reach about 3,500. Revenue totaled $10,120.50 from the 1,819 cars, plus 15 motorcycles, 48 dealers, 42 cars for hire, and one zone license. 2,102 operator licenses were issued.
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Secretary of State
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Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
Eastern Avenue
Herbert A. Smith
Gaylen
Chas. E. Kirk
W. W. Sprague & Son General Agents National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier, Vt
Pythian Building
Barqain’s Cigar Store Bowling Alley
Billards
Jos
McCaffrey
Railroad Street
Caledonia Fair Ground Co
Johnsbury
Preds, Harriman
the Cowles Press
St. Johnsbury, Vt
A, Hi
McLeod Milling CO
Tel
Jolusbury, Vt
Caledonia
Adv
Cook & Hinman
Ers
C.D. Cook
Tel Avs
St. Jolimabury, Vermont
la Touraine
Boston
Chicago
Touraine
Cedward Runile
Andrew J. Logan
Mary
McLean
Jachings
N. Turnes
Park St
Sherburne’s
Suvell
Soew Nazel
Passampele Lodge
Birney L. Hall
Fred H. Delloff
Haswell Royal Arch
Bloomfield A. Palmer
E. B. P. Raymond A. Pearl
Lee
Palestine Commandery
K. T
Order of the R. C. & M
Willard V. Orcutt
E. Com
A. M. Lang
Stecorder Nazal
Knights of Pythias
Apollo Lodge
A. W. Clark
C. C. H. E. Anderson
K. R
C.F. Boynton
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance CO
Citizens Bank
Stella Folsom Millinery
R. R. Street
Grace Waite
Clarence
Faoe
Tel. One
A. L., Dow
Eastern Ave
A. B. Noyes Insurance Agency
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