Terms and notices from Saint Johnsbury paper reflect AP rights
Subscription prices include four dollars yearly and monthly carrier delivery in St Johnsbury. All government orders are prepaid. The paper carries AP news despatches and reserves rights to vacation special despatches. Entered May 1 1916 as second class. Sunny Squibbets column comments on wartime manifestos and thrift ideas among Northeastern Vermont residents.
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St. Johnsbury
Associated Press
St. Johns Bury
Vermont
Fruit-A-Tives claim cure for headaches and dyspepsia
A testimonial from C.E. Beswick of Ogdensburg NY touts Fruit-A-Tives tablets as the remedy for years of sick headaches and dyspepsia. The ad claims products sold in Ogdensburg with prices 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 and offers a trial-size bottle.
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Canouisis Ave
Ocorxsaura
Nyu
Trin Doutors
Ogdensburg
C.E. Beswick
N.Y
Tauber Lipton Co expands Vermont factories new Rutland plant
The Tauber Lipton company has opened a new factory in St Johnsbury and operates plants in Barre and Waterbury, signaling a permanent Vermont presence. A Rutland building dedication banquet saw a firm member note the year's production is sold out. The Barre Tinges editorial urges restraint from flattery amid election year coverage.
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Tauber, Lipton & Co
Vermont
Barre
Waterbury
St. Johnsbury
Tunland
Rutland
Comany
Tauber, Lipton
Caledonian
Planning to Take Over the Creamery
Discussion on cooperative plants offered by J. W. Davies owner of Plymouth Cream Company with a new condenser in St. Johnsbury. Meeting at Turner Center Maine to hear Pattee’s plan for Maine farmers under NE MPA guidance, urging broad farmer support and advice.
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J. W. Davies
Plymouth Cream Company
Pattee
Turner Center
Maine
Patee
Mare
Academy Notes and Health Updates From Local School
Miss Mary Root of the English Department is called Lo Craftsbury by her ill mother Miss Margaret Groat who has been ill with the flu and is rapidly improving. Miss Edith Hatch of 1 Main Street has rheumatic fever at Brightlock hospital and has returned home in Danville in improved health. January and February reports will be issued this week. Chapel services last week were conducted by Ti tees.
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ST. Johnsbury Center
Bernice Wheeler
Daniel Gallagher
Clark
Gorhant
St. Johnsbury
Wik Roberts
Ifton Campbell
New Thiven
Conn
Eliza Wheaten
Newbury
T. B. Wheaten
William Pease
Ca. C. J
Calumet Club
Avenes Colby
Springfield
Henry Poyers
Bernice Wheeler Wietes
Tyatel Gallagher
Nessey
Mae
Walter Halltehe
N. H
Donnie
Academy
Mary Root
Lo Craftsbury
Margaret Groat
Edith Hatch
Main Street
Brightlock Hospital
Danville
Batesh
Titees
Wilson to Name Railroad Wage Board Members
President Wilson plans to appoint a nine member wage board to settle the pay dispute of two million railroad workers. He will name three labor representatives, three railroad representatives, and three public members subject to Senate approval. The board's decisions require a public member in the majority and are not binding but likely to sway opinion.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Eteh
Here
Presient
Senate
Ess
Brotherhood
Republican reservations to treaty approved by Senate
The Senate adopted again the Republican peace treaty reservations on March 2, barring the United States from deciding domestic questions under the League of Nations. The vote stood 56 to 25 with 14 Democrats joining Republicans. in the House the tally was 86 to 11 with Democrats supporting the affirmative.
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Washington
United States
League of Nations
Senate
New Jersey Allows Small Alcohol Content Brews After Peace Aim
Gov Conroy Edwards signed a bill permitting manufacture and sale of liquor containing three and a half percent alcohol by volume after peace with Germany is achieved. The measure passed the Legislature yesterday amid wartime prohibition defiance in Trenton New Jersey.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Govconroy Edwards
Germany
Naval Intelligence Vice Squad Probed in Newport
The Senate Naval Committee ordered a full investigation into charges of gross impropriety and indecent practices connected with activities of the naval intelligence vice squad at the Naval Station Newport Rhode Island.
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NAVAL
Washington
Naval Intelligence
Naval Station
Newport
Local Meet Hosts 80 at West Barnet Gillinge Gathering
West Barnet Gillinge held Tuesday evening with 80 attendees. Speakers opened with a song by Strart Stevenson and Robert Strobridge and David Purdy before a lively local questions discussion. News notes cover illness, events, and visits across area families through the week.
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West Barnet Gillinge
Holly
Strart Stevenson
Robert Strobridge
David Purdy
Abbi Lamphere
James Blain
Archibald Craig
Allan Roy
Clart Gammon
Paul Morrison
Ruby Blain
Margaret Male
Elmer Somers
Dr Rees Addresses Large Audience on Gospel Power
Dr Rees spoke to a large Monday night gathering about the gospel as the greatest power in the world. He preached that the uttermost salvation is true for all, citing examples like John Bunyan and Saul of Tarsus, and urged that grace is sufficient to transform and sustain believers daily.
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Dr. Rees
John Bunyan
Saul
Tarsus
Jesus
God
Christ
Common Witchhazel Eye Wash Claim
An ad by W. Be Rastman promises Lavoptik eye wash quickly soothes eye inflammation with witchhazel camphor and hydrastic mixed in Lavoptik. It features an elderly patient claim of rapid relief and offers a free aluminum eye cup with purchase.
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W. Be Rastman
For Sale Farm and Houses By Chesley Real Estate
150 acre farm two miles from Passump ak with buildings livestock wagons harvesting gear and tools valued over 2000 with buildings costing 4000 to reproduce. Also multiple houses for sale on Cherry Pearl Portland and Lafayette streets with prices from 165 to 8000 plus a cottage near Fairbanks Factor Coryville and another near town. Contact H A Chesley for real estate listings and National Life Insurance sales.
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Passumpak
Cherry Street
Pearl Street
Portland Street
Lafayette Street
Fairbanks Factor
Coryville
Bam
Itelephone 470
National Life Insurance
National
Seeds and Farm Supplies Offerings From A. E. Counsell & Son
The listing shows in stock or in transit items including medium red clover alllike sweet clover al falfa grimm alfalfa timothy rev top mammoth yellow flint corn goldend jo hodeislan sanford long drought proof ably yellow Minnesota 13 stowe be sroe golden bantam barley seed oats Hungarian millet japanese milled Marquis spring wheat beans sun rape yellow pea bean yellow flower cattails potatoes and other garden items. Also noted are cattle carrot turnips cattle squash seeds and garden and flower seeds packed from packet to bag with supplies like stalls water bowls curriers insecticides lime sulphur arsenate of lead sprayers Paroid roofing silos and more.
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Minnesota
Stowe
A. E. Counsell & Son
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