Newport Vermont Newspaper Notices and Rates 1916
The notice lists mailing rates of four dollars yearly, two dollars for six months, one dollar for three months, and fifty cents monthly for carrier delivery in St. Johnsbury. It notes government prepayment for subscriptions, AP affiliation for news despatches, and rights reserved for republication. Entered May 1, 1916 as second class matter in St. Johnsbury Vermont.
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Newport
Richard
DP. Howe
St. Johnsbury
Associated Press
Vermont
Sunny Squiblets and the Unclear League Scenario
Fragmented OCR reads complain of unreliable players and vague, noisy criticisms about behavior in American League games. It mentions crowd safety, shoe policies, and leadership claims with several garbled phrases and nonsensical terms.
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The
Empire
Iron Deficiency Touted In Health Ad From Ames
A garbled health-promoting piece discusses iron deficiency and the need for iron rich foods. It mentions veterans, the American Legion, and local civic figures in a fragmentary, period tone. The readable text references war, heroes, and community support for health awareness with sporadic names and events.
Strongz Appeal to Remember Men Who Fought in War Lecture
Capt Cooper urged the public to honor and remember the servicemen of the Great War. He described how crowds cheered troops 117 and F818 and recounted how the public supported the boys, but warned that memory fades quickly in some towns of Vermont.
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Can Legion
Amesica
Capt. Cooper
Tout
Cooper
Chatéau Thierry
American Legion
jad eviti @ehavwe
Suay
Legion
Strongz
Opwell
Ike
Ameriand
Gen. Wood
Amelia
Clement
America
Vermont
Demand Clement Call Special Session
A fragmentary account discusses calls for a special session and political and war-related debates. It references Gen Wood, President Wilson, and Gov Clement, urging decisive foreign policy and wartime demobilization views, with praise for seamen and warnings against war-power excess.
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Clement
Wilson
Wood
Lost property notice in Portland street sale ends Tuesday
Classified fragment reports a lost item notice for two pairs of bins and a hose, with a contact Blanche Spauktin and phone number 2011. The text is damaged and merged with stray phrases about a tenement and meat, unclear beyond the listed names and location.
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Lo-towdat
Portland
Blanche Spauktin
Railroad Street
A. B. Dow
Ageney
Eastern Avenue
Delegates to Convention Choose at Afternoon Session
The convention adjourned and in the afternoon session delegates and alternates will be chosen. The Pavilion and Montpelier House host sober gubernatorial candidates since Tuesday noon. Attendees wear Emery buttons, and Col Emery appears well, meeting many feuds and new cuppeters.
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Chiewra
Montpelier House
Emery
Col
Governor Coolidge Reports No Campaign Expenses
May 26 Boston Gov Coolidge says he neither collected nor spent nor authorized any money as a presidential candidate. He issued a telegram responding to Senate committee inquiries about campaign expenditures and designation of a representative at the Washington hearing. He notes James P Reynolds opened headquarters in Washington in January and, since then, has assisted with public speeches and book arrangements.
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Boston
Mr. Reynolds
Miz Reynolds
Attorney General Palmer Spent Sixty Thousand in Campaign
May 26 report shows the committee investigating candidate expenses says Attorney General Palmer spent $59,610 in his campaign. The disclosure highlights the amount and links to ongoing reviews of campaign financing.
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Palmer
Washington
Palmeira
Webster Beats Wood in New York Presidential Primary
In New York, William Grant Webster finishes with 9 751 votes while Maj Gen Wood trails with 2 000. The tally covers 643 of 1 860 precincts, as reported by the Intelligencer compiling state results. The political note mentions William Grant Peter on the official primary ballot.
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W. V
Sutherland
West
Wearing
Wood
William Grant Peter
New York
Aittorney
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