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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1904
Page
2
Windham County Reformer's print edition outlines yearly and monthly subscription rates. It lists prices, word charges for notices, and shows the distribution and mailing details. The notice mentions office locations and publication schedule.
The piece lauds John Merrifield of Newfane as a fair and capable speaker, urging his re election despite town political customs. It notes high regard across parties, criticizes factionalism, and reflects on Vermont political currents, Roosevelt era politics, and local newspaper voices supporting prudent leadership over partisan gains.
Fragmented OCR text mentions calculation admiring close and Bouton fiche with unclear references to a show or teachers. Readable elements include averse, fenthly minty, rowntry and throes. No clear event dates or organizations emerge.
A breezy 19th century style column critiques campaign rhetoric and speaker antics. It contrasts earnest farmer activism with polished politicians, noting how organizers supply crowds and funds while the public mood shifts between rallies and ballots. Mentions Wilkins meeting and local figures, plus circus morals and everyday humor.
A dense editorial mix discusses Vermont politics, global reform, and the call for strong state representation. It cites editorials from The New York Tribune and The Hopkins County papers, debating divorce, virtue, and the influence of rhetoric on public opinion with a focus on reform and legal principles. It reflects on national figures like Grover Cleveland and Judge Parker in a broad, opinionated tone.
Fragmentary local note in a Woodstock era paper discusses farmers seeking profit through diverse schemes. The Free Press previews political views on the Republican ticket this year and broader party reform ideas, with little concrete detail.
The Meddler surveys a large turnout at a sacred concert by The Piest Rogioaht, critiques delays and disruptions, and covers a chaotic political rally in which arrests, a jail break, and a dam project figure in ongoing debate. The piece notes public reactions, procedural issues, and calls for concise campaign messaging amid local tensions.
In Windham county the democrats once nominated a young attorney for state's attorney. This year they denounce the Vermont Republicans for electing young, inexperienced lawyers to high offices. The piece notes a sudden light tap crossing their vision.
Carlisle Center resident G T Burhans writes that four years after using Foley's Kidney Cure his severe kidney trouble symptoms including brick dust sediment and pain have not returned. He praises the remedy for stopping symptoms and keeping him cured.
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