Evening Caledonian and Newport Record Summary
Local papers publish 1916 copyright notices and publisher details. The Sunny Squirlets cartoon laments slow work and food supply strain, noting retailers fear price rises and widespread stock reductions as loans are culled and the first century is deemed harsh.
Press Comment on Price Causes and Retailers Role
The piece argues officials blame retailers for high prices but they do not set them. Prices are shaped before goods reach stores by manufacturers terms and supplier margins. Competition among many stores, not government action, drives what consumers pay for groceries and clothing.
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Boston Globe
Washington
Government effort to curb profiteering must target source
The passage argues that profiteering stems from those who set prices behind retailers who bear the blame. It urges government action to reach the price setters at the source, rather than only confronting retailers.
Daylight Saving Question Probed in Letters to the Editor
Lyndon Arnold of St Johnsbury Vermont voices skepticism about Daylight Saving in a long letter to the editor. He criticizes wartime price controls, profiteers, and government policy, linking them to economic hardships and scarce labor after the war while arguing clock changes are not the sole cause of rising prices.
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Congress
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Lyndon Arnold
Eastern Ave
St. Johnsbury
Selecting Site for Normal School in Vermont
A Vermont school survey trots to sites in Speedwell Farms Willoughby Lake Burkelyn Wall and East Burke Community House as De Bagley and Watchinson visit towns. The Vermont Teachers' College aims to seat 800 to 400 students in a main building with dorms and athletics, backed by a Carnegie endowment of 400000. A final site decision rests with the State Board of Education after De Bagley reports from northern Vermont conferences.
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Hillegis
de. Bagley
Burlington
Ruthind
Middlebury
Montpeley
St. Johns Bui
Harwick
Northfield
White River Junction
Barre
State Board of Education
Vermont Teachers' College
Onowich
Department of Eoucution
Carnegie Foundation
New England
Bagley
St. Johnsbury
State Board
Memorial Day Parade Plans Led by Maj Tinkes in unday May 31
Memorial Day observance will feature Maj John W Tinkes in charge of the parade forming at AL Railvord street at 1 PM. Units include Vermont Inn, Palestine Commandery, Uniform Rank K P, Boy and Girl Scouts, American Legion post, and a speech by Congressman Dale All govin. The parade proceeds to Central and Winter streets to the Soldiers Monument and Colonial for the address and program.
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AL Railvord Street
St. Johnsoury Inn
Ligut. Ashton
Pest
Vermont Inn
Stewart Cheney
Con
Palestine Commandery
K. Bernard A. Johnson
Canton Crescent
Edewird St. Grimes
K. P
Thos
J. Cotain
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Hever
C. F
Arthur Heon
Baxter
Hoy
Criudy
Boy Scouts
Mast
G. A. Nl
H. Woodbury
Com
Auto
Edgay St. Brows
Condreesstean
Porter H. Nile
Chamberlin Reliaf Corps
Naveh
Madfroid Street
Eratern Avenue
Main Street
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Winter
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Court House
Soldiers’ Monument
Congifeman Dale
Banquet Honors Principal and Mrs Steward at Vocational School
A banquet for Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Steward was held Friday night at the St. Johnsbury House by Vocational School boys. Reginald Russell acted as toastmaster as 24 students in orange and black celebrated two years of school progress with a seven course dinner, jokes, and a musical program.
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Steward
Desperadoes Spread Dragnet Across Vermont Area
Massachusetts officers report three desperadoes are traveling by freight trains and help from friends to evade capture. Descriptions circulated to Northeast Vermont stations as a daylight hiding plan unfolds. Police urge reporting strangers or visitors seeking food. Memorial Sunday services listed at multiple churches with sermons on duty to country and past.
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Harold Guy Don Scott
Ofelock
South Cher Church
Francis Poole
South Congregational Church
Adams
Danville
Notice of separation filed by Carl D Jensen in Sunville
The notice states that Addie EF Jensen has left his bed without cause and warns the public not to trust her. Dated Sunville Vermont May 27 1020.
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Addie EF. Jensen
Carl D. Jense
Sunville, Vt
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