Vermont corn crop shows five hundred thousand bushels gain
The USDA crop report highlights Vermont gains with higher yields per acre and increased value per acre. Vermont yields rise across staple crops, including corn, with production up by about 500,000 bushels and value per acre improving from 64.60 to 78. The national average value per acre is 42.70, and Vermont surpasses it in several crops.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Winter Cold Grips Boston as New England Sees Deep Lows
Boston endures the sharpest winter weather with 8 below in the city and several below zero readings in nearby towns. Greenville Maine records 28 below while Northfield Vermont hits 24 below as Watertown New York faces its coldest spell. Influenza cases in Massachusetts exceed one thousand for the first time this year with 1089 new cases reported in 21 hours.
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New England
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State Department of Health
Leaders of I. W. W. Indicted by Special Grand Jury
Chicago January 21 27 members of the I. W. W. were indicted by a special grand jury on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the government Chief among the accused are William 0 Big Bill Haywood former secretary and Thomas Whitehead who succeeded him Haywood is at liberty on bond from Leavenworth prison The indictments stem from radical activity investigations
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Big Bill" Haywood
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Aire
Craze Influenza Suspected in Pullman Tragedy
Police report Janei Mel Pullman five month old daughter and wife killed early today in Cleveland. Husband and father badly wounded with bullet in brain. investigators suspect influenza strain led to a deranged act ending in self-destruction and infant death.
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Orders Halt Flour Shipments Across Canada Mills Stop
Congestion in St John and Montreal reduces freight flow as 20 000 tons of flour await export. Canadian mills suspend large contracts begun in December and Pacific routes report no further shipments for the moment awaiting clearance.
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Paeilie
Prize Speaking At Academy Draws Crowd
The Academy chapel overflowed for the prize speaking contest with donors Edwin A. Bayley and H. Philips in attendance. Miss Oly Mo. Chury of New York City won a first prize of $15, and Reward 2. Preneh of St. Johnsbury won second prize $10. H. Philip Patey presented a donated piano from Boston alumni and students, with Perley F. Hazen accepting for the trustees.
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Alton
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Why Advertised Stores Succeed Reason No 6
The article argues that readers habitually check newspapers for bargains as prices stay high. Women first consult ads to locate special offerings and note stores with value, often finding additional items at economical prices. Non advertised shops risk lost business as shoppers compare deals and value.
Aubin Heads Enosburg Falls Bobbin Company
L. P. Aubin of Newport was elected president and general manager of the Enosburg Falls Bobbin and Lumber Company at its formation ceremony in Enosburg Falls. The new firm is incorporated with capital stock of 726000 and a meeting was held at the Pirot National Bank banking rooms.
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Icy Wreck Rescues After Pullman Falls Into Lake Champlain
Passengers on the Montreal express of the Rutland railroad were thrown from berths when three sleeping cars derailed on the Grand Isle North Hero bridge. One car plunged into Lake Champlain as the mercury dropped to 38 degrees below zero. More than a score required medical treatment for frostbite and injuries. Rescue workers aided occupants, with Miss Nancie and Miss Lillian Roudquist among helpers. George Sneider and his daughter were severely injured, escaping after breaking a window to reach safety.
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New York
Boston
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Miss Nancie
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Nancie
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Sneidey
Weather records show coldest day in six years
Bingham, longtime weather observer, notes today is the coldest since 1918 with 22 below on Jan 11. He records Jan 1 1920 at 16 below, daybreak 2 below. January 1920 average two degrees cooler than the severe 1918 winter with 13 straight January mornings below zero and six in February. The present January average stands at ten below zero.
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Bingham
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