Vail’s Vision Drives Postwar Prosperity Push
Theodore N. Vail’s interview in The American Magazine urges aggressive postwar building and repairs. He argues for immediate full steam ahead at American Telephone and Telegraph to mobilize industry, boost employment, and restore prosperity, using Uncle Silas’s barn as a metaphor for renewing resources and avoiding stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vail
American Telephone and Telemaph Company
Silas
Aunt Maria
Uncle Sam
Willy
Germany
Tam
Grant Nee
Yopaire
Tretry
Richard Hin
Theodore Mail
LNT
Foresty Ory
Silas Barn
Mer Vail
America
Europe
Auction sale of P. D. Pike & Son wood plant at Stowe
The Waterbury river plant at Stowe lower village, established, listed for auction, includes 14,000 square feet of buildings, steam heat, electric light, two dry kilns, and extensive equipment for lumber, veneer, and box making. Plant employs 20 men on 1725 acres of timber land with railroad siding and two storehouses. C. C. Graves, Smith, and Waterbury trustees announce the sale with directions for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Pike & Son
Waterbury
Stowe Lower Village
Maclin
H. P. Ames
H. P. Evie
V. Exter
Mount Mansfield
Tims
Stowe
Interchurch Conference to be Held in Newport
The Interchurch world movement rally comes to Newport in December. Each county church may send five delegates including two men and two women. Lodging and breakfast are provided by Newport churches, other meals at reasonable prices. Meetings start at 11 00 p m on Wednesday with several out of town speakers. Open to the public, invites homes for delegates entertainment. Second of sixteen county rallies before Christmas with leaders Dr Wils Davison Dr Merrill Dr Davenport and Prof Raymond Mc Farland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intexchurch World Movement
Newport
Churches of
Wils Davison
Vermont Baptist State Convention
Merrill
Davenport
Methodist Conference
Raymond Mc~Farland
Middlebury
Newport Considers Site for Proposed High School
At the first Newport City meeting in March 118 a high school building committee was formed to study possible locations, type, size and cost. After wartime delays the panel reconvened with school trustees and city council to review two sites on School Street and Field Avenue near the Brady lot. The group is gathering plans and expects a special city meeting soon.
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Newport
School Street
Field Ave
Brady Tot
Red Cross Tex Room
Nnll
Extension Service Conference at Burlington
A two day statewide extension conference will be held at the state college December 5 and 6 with county agents and other workers in attendance. Speakers include W. A. Lloyd Dan L. Hobson and Mr McCrocy. Vermont presenters M L Hills and W B H Grockett. Demonstrations of butter testing will feature samples of creamery and farm dairy butter. Organizers include I Jones and Prof A B Teflen berger.
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Burlington
State College
Younty
Phe
W. A. Lloyd
Dan L. Hobson
the Relations Department
Feneral
Mr. McCrocy
Bureau of Public Roads
J. L. Hills
W. B H. Grockett
Vermont
Sean
Nee
I. Jones
Dairy Manufacturers Department
Department of Agriculture
A. B. Teflenberger
Knights of Pythias Regular Meeting In Apollo Lodge
Apollo Lodge No 2 holds regular meeting Tuesday evening at 8.00 with H W Clark C C and Ti B Anderson K K present for the December 2 session.
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Knights of
Pythias
Apollo Lodge
H. W. Clark
C. C. Ti. B. Anderson
K. K
Fruit-A-Tives Relieve Chronic Headaches Says Nellig Williams
Miss Nellig Williams from North Dighton Massachusetts reports relief from chronic headaches after using Fruit-A-Tives. She credits the remedy as the only one that truly helped and urges others to try it, noting continued home use and availability from Fruit-A-Tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York or local dealers.
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North Dighton
Mass
Miss Nellig Williams
Echh Siz
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Vermont Trails Behind in War Saving Campaign
St Albans Vermont reports Vermont lags in October thrift and war savings sales. Data from Boston initiates shows Vermont per capita sales at four cents for October, far below Rhode Island at 2 cents monthly and Massachusetts at higher totals. Rhode Island leads New England in campaign performance with $1.72 per capita to date.
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Vermont
St, Albans
Ammons
Ethoe
New England
Treasury
Burlingsme
Boston
Stytistical
Peder Reserve
Iistiiet Viermont
Rhode Island
Rhawihe Ishin
Holstein Breeders of State Gather in Brattleboro
Prof W M Rider of the extension service of the Holstein-Vinesan Association of Annevi ew has sent notices to Vermont Holstein breeders in the national association about a meeting in Brattleboro next Tuesday. It precedes the Pure Bred Livestock Sales auction and discusses the national scrub bull elimination campaign, noting Vermont acts early in cooperation with the federal bureau. The effort aims to boost the dairy industry with substantial funds.
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Brattleboro
W. M. Rider
Holstein Vinesan Association
Anneview
Fielstein
Vermont
National Association
Beauks House
Pure Bred Livestock Sales Company
Rider
Federal Bureau of Animals Industry
Governors appoint state officials to highways meeting
Governor Clement named S. B. Bates R. S. Cuvvier and H. M. McIntosh as delegates to the American Association of State Highways Officials gathering in Louisville Kentucky December 8 to 11. In St Johnsbury locals W W Coburn died November 20 at age ? Civil war veteran. Entertainment at Bay home with Hall families Thanksgiving guest lists include Farell Mus Tall and Hale families of Newbury.
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Clement
S. B. Bates
Cuvvier
WH. M. McIntosh
American Association of State Highways
Louisville
Kyu
ST. Johnsbury
Willd W. Coburn
Gerry W. Coburn
North Haverhill
A. S. Hall
Charles
W. W. Bay
Farell Mus
EB. E. Sittent
James B. Hale
Harold Hale
Kenneth
Newbury
Hit It Right That Time
Mrs Blunderby converses with a guest about a grand supper described as sumptuous, noting the expense and occasion in a Boston Tran script excerpt.
Total Liabilities for Rediscounts Reported
The document itemizes total liabilities including rediscounts and all contingent liabilities held with the Federal Reserve Bank. It summarizes the overall obligations and distinguishes rediscounts from other credit and liability lines.
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Evening Caledonian
Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
Eastern Avenue
Herbert A. Smith
Johnsbury, VI
Associated Press
Mr. Vail
Birmingham
Ala
Old &&E
Theodore N. Vail
Ita
Halle
Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. C. Graves
Smith, Trustees, Trustees
Waterbury, Vt
Harley-Davidson Motor Co
A. E. Counsell & Son
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Interchurch
Birney L. Hall
W. S
Fred H. Dolloff
Haswell Royal Arch
Bloomfield A. Palmer
D. H
Nolin Bros
Nellie Williams
State
State News
Sherburnes Restaurant
Summerville Market
A. F, Boomer
First National Bank
U. S
Liberty Lawn
Lawful Reserve
U.S
Aatyol
State of
Caledonia
Honter E. Smith
Tomer KE. Smith
Milton L. Julian
J. C. Clark
Edgar S. Brown
Waterman
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