St Johnsbury Urged to Reinvest Liberty Loan Interest
The president asks citizens to reinvest Second Liberty Loan interest in Thrift or War Savings Stamps. On June 15th, $26,658,376.68 will be paid to investors in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District. Post offices will exchange interest coupons for securities. War Savings Stamps are cashable in ten days. St Johnsbury aims to lead neighboring towns in War Savings sales.
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St. Johnsbury
Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
Evening Caledonian theater notices and events
June 13 1919 items list upcoming shows at Colonial and Globe theaters in town. Is Marriage a Failure at Colonial June 14. Free Singing Clown Saturday. Fourth of July decorations committee meets at the Armory. Plus personal notices and local society updates from Noel Noyes to chiropody honors and Harold Lockwood film tributes.
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Colonial Theatre
Noel Noyes
New Haven
Yale College
Suffrage Club Tea Hosts Guests and Talks on Vermont Law
The St Johns bury Dual Suffrage Club hosted a lawn tea at the Woman's Club House with speakers Mrs Lillian Olzenham and Miss Ann Batchelder of Woodstock. Olzenham discussed suffrage history and the Vermont presidential bill veto, asserting federal supremacy and the governor's lack of veto power over such measures. Tea and a social hour followed as about sixty members and friends attended.
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Woman's Club House
St. Johnsbury
Lillian Olzenham
Ann Batchelder
Woodstock
Olzenham
St. Louis
Vermont
United States
Land
Clement
National American Suffrage Association
Vermont Supreme Court
Bateholder
Wanted Man for Chair Recane at Main Street
Wanted man to recane some chairs. Call at Norman McLean’s, 84 Main Street. 204tf.
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Norman McLeans
Main Street
Vermont Pedic Association Meeting in Burlington
The Vermont Pedic Association held its semi annual meeting on June 12 at the New Sherwood Hotel roof garden in Burlington. W Scott May M D secretary of the State Board of Medicine spoke on topics of interest and foot trouble demonstrations were given. Dr F W Magoon was re elected president, a role he has held since the association’s organization.
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New Hampshire Chiropody Association
Concord
N. H
F. W. Magoon
Harold Lockwood
America
David Smith
Henry Kitchell Webster
the Globe Today
Paula D. Blacton
Commodore Blacton
Long Island
Blacton
St. Johnsbury
Vermont Pedic Association
Burlington
New Sherwood Hotel
W. Scott May
M. D
State Board of Medicine
Newport party survives mishap on return trip after bus overturns
Postmaster Densmore his daughter and Miss Aldrich rode home via West Burke and St Johns when their car overturned on a narrow road about nine oclock. Bury surgeons performed an operation and recovery is expected. No blame attached to drivers. The Newport party arrived home safe aside from the accident.
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Densmore
Aldrich
West Burke
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Ireland at peace conference discussed by Wilson aides
Walsh and Dunne reported to the President on Ireland, noting unofficial support from the White House and ongoing U S efforts. HeAid said the American Commission has not yet acted on Senate requests to hear De Valera, Griffith, and Plunkett. If denied, Irish case will be pressed to the full peace conference. Also, early garden peas were harvested in Brattleboro in Dunham’s garden.
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Ireland
Messrs
Walsh
Dunne
Senate
de Valera
Griffith
Plunkett
Americans Want an Authoritative War Supply Survey
The piece notes disjointed early war supply estimates from various agencies, urging a coordinated, authoritative survey. It states the U S will provide most supplies and credits, with states asked to submit definite needs to total and align requirements with funds and credits.
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United States
Hood Milk Company Fined For Shipping Spoiled Milk
In United States v Hood Milk Company the Vermont firm pleaded not guilty then took a plea and was fined 500 dollars for shipping milk containing decayed matter from western Vermont towns including Highgate. Also notes Fenton Allard of Gassetts lost a cow to grass choking and Rev William Laughton’s farewell sermon at Vergennes Baptist Church.
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Montpelier
United States
The
Hood Milk Company
Vermont
Highgrate
Fenton Allard
Gassetts
William Laughton
Baptist Church
Vergennes
Oak Bluffs
Mass
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Charlie Chaplin
Evening Caledonian
Ralph Howes
Mrs. Howe
A. B. Noyes
A. S. Woodworth
Brightlock Hospital
Raymond Laughlin
L. A. Miner
Boston
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Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
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Grotze Dunham
Brattleboro
Leclerc
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Lake Shore House
West Danville
Point Comfort
L. D. Berry
Henault’s Orchestra
Boy Scouts of
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Roscoe
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