Newport Votes Tax Exemption For Big Hotel
Newport held its annual meeting Tuesday approving most business before dinner. T Gardner was nominated to succeed himself. his speech urged unselfish, nonprejudicial city service. Several city officer issues and a city deal were debated, and tax and library funding measures were approved or tabled as council decisions proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
T. Gardner
John R. Akin
Col. C. S. Emery
Austin Heebe
W. FE. Tripp
E. J. Smith
Goodrich Librar
Medien Jy
Dr Rees Addresses Men And Boys Meetings In St Johnsbury
Dr Rees presents a series of talks across St Johnsbury venues including North Church on Monday and Advent Church on Wednesday. He emphasizes devotion and offers messages titled A Business Proposition and A Woman's Best Friend, urging men and boys to attend the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Church
Lnn
Rees
eWanesday
Fairbanks
Rebecca V. Pairbunks
Clarence Weeks
Church St
S. T. Brooks
Brooks Place
S. J. Atwood
Mt. Pleasant Street
Minnie Hurlburt
Lafayette Ave
Res
Advent Church
St. Johnsbury
No. Rees
Messrs
Morse
Poole
Martin
Ice Business Sold to Earl H Orcutt
Merit and Parks Co sold their ice business to Earl A Orcutt who assumed possession in March. The firm had engaged in wood and coal trades for a decade and will now focus on fuel. They harvested a large crop despite costly weather, and river ice measured about five feet thick with sections four feet thick downstream on the Passumpsic.
Legion seeks soldier relief laws to aid ex servicemen
National commander of the Legion outlines legislation for former service members focusing on land settlements, home purchase aid, vocational training, and adjusted compensation. The group debates procedure and schedules further hearings after clashes over the measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acan Legion
Prankfer
Antil
Thea
Speciahen
Peron
Coal Crisis Hits St Johnsbury as Sparks Fly Over Supply
Local reports describe the coal shortage as the most serious in town history with dealers sold out of soft coal. Rail embargoes and theft claims hinder deliveries while some buildings burn wood to cope. Nantucket also faces fuel scarcity prompting talks on farmer cooperative ownership of Plymouth Creamery to stabilize dairy markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Boston & Maine Iron
St. Johsbury
St. Johnspurg.e
Boston & Maine
Nantuckett
Nantucket
Mass
St. Jotnébury Town Hall
Plymouth
Richard Pattee
Boston
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Grand Army Hall
Orange
Caledonia
Vermont
Grafton County
New Hampshire
Plymouth Creamery
Leaders Vote To Give Law a Fair Trial
Washington March 2 Representatives of railroad unions voted to try the new railroad law to settle wage demands and avoid testing its constitutionality yet. They stated no general strike risk remains as plans are held in abeyance until a fair trial of the law. One official said workers aim to cooperate with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida suffers near freezing temperatures wipe out crops
Damage estimated at more than 5 million dollars to fruit and vegetables from extreme cold. Vegetable fields north of Miami were practically wiped out as temperatures fell to 34 degrees, the lowest March reading officially recorded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miama
Fla
Mareh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gardner
DR. Rees
Earl H. Orcutt
Bohemian
Halifax
N. S
Sambro
Liverpool
Holyharbor
Tey
Life Lines
Augusta
Betram FE. Smith
Maine
Berkeley
Lonsdale
Lougee & Smythe
American Legion
The
Athenaeum
Pythian Hall
Goddard Seminary
Co, D
White River Junction
Holcomb
Jauhan
Capt. Slayton
Miller
Wilmouth Quants
Whitey
Lucky
Earl
Rusty
England
London
American Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Florida
General Motors Corporation
Chas. E. Silsey
Buick
G. M.C
Laws
Eastern Ave
Asselin
BROS. The @ Spot
American Chemical CO
St. Johnsbury, Vt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!